One of the great things about this small community of riders who love skiboards and all things short one can strap on two feet and ride is the enthusiasm for new gear. It is great to see people get behind new concepts and boards that come out - like the zero camber, rockered boards. Miles on the snow and new developments sometimes blunt (pun intended maybe) the enthusiasm for some of the favored boards over time. Only natural in a way - the more you learn about something in all sorts of conditions and use scenarios, the more your opinion can be shaped over time.
The latest board that seems to have a very good reception is the Sticky Icky Icky. For those of you who have ridden this board quite a bit so far, make the case for why this board is "the one" and why you think this impression is likely to stick (pun definitely intended) over the long run. Interested to hear the thoughts on this. Think of this from the perspective of person contemplating putting down over $500 for a Spruce riser and set of Sticky Icky Ickys.
The latest board that seems to have a very good reception is the Sticky Icky Icky. For those of you who have ridden this board quite a bit so far, make the case for why this board is "the one" and why you think this impression is likely to stick (pun definitely intended) over the long run. Interested to hear the thoughts on this. Think of this from the perspective of person contemplating putting down over $500 for a Spruce riser and set of Sticky Icky Ickys.
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