Im planning on trying some DLP's. Im current on KTP squids and want to try something a little flexier. Im set on a pair of DLP's to get a longer and a little more narrow board.
Im having a hard time descriping my riding style and level, but i will give it a try. Im am a all mountain rider, that love offpiste/deep pow and between groomers. i will hit every bump, jump and pow i can get to, when i go down the groomers. which makes me think that i need a flexy board. But when i run straight groomers with no deep snow or bumps i like to go agressive and fast, as i find cruising groomers kind of booring.
Im going through the park whenever i can, but i normally dont going just up and down the park. I will hit the park at the end of a run that runs near the park. But i might be going more intensive park in the future.
Im 185lbs, but i have read the reveiws of the softer boards, like the Rockered condors, flexy alps and blunts, and would love to try the feel of a flexy board. But is the soft flex DLP option the one for me? or will the hardflex option feel plenty of flexy to me compared to the KTPs?
Im having a hard time descriping my riding style and level, but i will give it a try. Im am a all mountain rider, that love offpiste/deep pow and between groomers. i will hit every bump, jump and pow i can get to, when i go down the groomers. which makes me think that i need a flexy board. But when i run straight groomers with no deep snow or bumps i like to go agressive and fast, as i find cruising groomers kind of booring.
Im going through the park whenever i can, but i normally dont going just up and down the park. I will hit the park at the end of a run that runs near the park. But i might be going more intensive park in the future.
Im 185lbs, but i have read the reveiws of the softer boards, like the Rockered condors, flexy alps and blunts, and would love to try the feel of a flexy board. But is the soft flex DLP option the one for me? or will the hardflex option feel plenty of flexy to me compared to the KTPs?
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