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by azhe
Thu Jan 16, 2025 7:09 am
Forum: Goods
Topic: United Shapes
Replies: 476
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Re: United Shapes

Spenser wrote: Fri Jan 10, 2025 7:29 pm When it just looks "right."

The less-tapered cadet is great, but I would 1000% run this as a daily driver in a solid.
Hate to see it, the covert sold out from under me. You win some you lose some, but now I want it even more
by azhe
Mon Jan 13, 2025 9:41 pm
Forum: Goods
Topic: United Shapes
Replies: 476
Views: 190189

Re: United Shapes



I don't even know what to consider normal width anymore, but it's certainly wider than it used to be. Remember when a ~160 was often sub-250? Crazy.

Anyway, I don't consider the covert volume shifted, but it's definitely a "modern midwide." Coming from what you normally ride, it's likely the ...
by azhe
Mon Jan 13, 2025 7:50 pm
Forum: Goods
Topic: United Shapes
Replies: 476
Views: 190189

Re: United Shapes



I don't think flex difference is a concern. Both cadet and covert are stiff mediums like the HTH. Nothing crazy or too demanding. They may have their slight differences in flex pattern, but they should be in the same realm. Also note that the covert is just a hair below the cadet in that regard ...
by azhe
Mon Jan 13, 2025 12:32 am
Forum: Goods
Topic: United Shapes
Replies: 476
Views: 190189

Re: United Shapes



Just wondering if anyone having owned a Covert split is able to compare it to a Hometown Hero Split. Currently at a crossroads and want to see how they differ if at all.


A lot of similarities on paper, and there could be some overlap on snow, but I'm betting you can figure out which you might ...
by azhe
Thu Jan 09, 2025 9:17 pm
Forum: Goods
Topic: United Shapes
Replies: 476
Views: 190189

Re: United Shapes

Just wondering if anyone having owned a Covert split is able to compare it to a Hometown Hero Split. Currently at a crossroads and want to see how they differ if at all.