skate bannana vs horrorscope vs artifact 1985

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Permalink Reply by Holden1484 on February 22, 2009 at 8:15pm

well i don't have any of the boards that you wrote, but i got a Ride Crush and it got reverse camber in it. about reverse camber is that it makes buttering or w/e easy ad effortless. so really your cheating. but it's good to because today we got some pow and it hold up well.

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Permalink Reply by Daniel O'Meara on February 22, 2009 at 8:16pm

u dont know what a lib tech skate bannana or capita horrorscope or rome artifact 1985 are?

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Permalink Reply by rylansalmon on February 26, 2009 at 4:13pm

horrorscope for sure!

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Permalink Reply by Daniel O'Meara on February 26, 2009 at 11:21pm

skate bannana is a def no. its now horrorscope artifact 1985 or stepchild jibstick. isnt the horrorscope a little different than reverse camber tho? i wanna demo one.

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Permalink Reply by Dylan on February 27, 2009 at 5:09pm

I just bought a lib tech snow mullet with MTX and BTX between the bindings. Excited to try it out

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Permalink Reply by Daniel O'Meara on February 27, 2009 at 5:10pm

i dont want a lib cause i hear that they break very easily. skate bannanas are everywere too.

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Permalink Reply by thesnowboardrealms on March 1, 2009 at 4:44am

the lib , stepchild are both full reverse camber ,
the horror is flat between the feet with a mellow reverse to the tip and tail ,
it makes shit a little easier but still gives you some edge to play with ,
the new horrorscope 151 ( this years was a 152 ) is amazing , a little stiffer , so it holds up really well on jumps and in the park but still presses like a mother
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Permalink Reply by Daniel O'Meara on March 1, 2009 at 3:20pm

i need a 156 at least. i am 6foot5 and 175 pounds. i dunno if i want a full reverse camber or go with the horrorscope. i will try to demo one at coc.
thesnowboardrealms said:

the lib , stepchild are both full reverse camber ,
the horror is flat between the feet with a mellow reverse to the tip and tail ,
it makes shit a little easier but still gives you some edge to play with ,
the new horrorscope 151 ( this years was a 152 ) is amazing , a little stiffer , so it holds up really well on jumps and in the park but still presses like a mother
t

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Permalink Reply by Dylan on March 2, 2009 at 12:16am

The one I got has a rocker between the bindings and then flat from the inserts out Not sure how that differs ride-wise from the ones that are flat between the bindings and the reversed tip and tail.

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Permalink Reply by Daniel O'Meara on March 2, 2009 at 10:18pm

thats just regular camber. every board that is not rc or fk or rocker is like that.
Dylan said:

The one I got has a rocker between the bindings and then flat from the inserts out Not sure how that differs ride-wise from the ones that are flat between the bindings and the reversed tip and tail.

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Permalink Reply by Dylan on March 3, 2009 at 11:19pm

Well the rocker between the inserts is RC. I was under the impression that there are three different types of RCish boards. Libtech uses RC between the inserts and then flat from inserts out, Neversummer uses RC between the inserts and then regular camber from the inserts out, capita does flat between the inserts and then RC from the inserts out.

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Permalink Reply by Dylan on March 3, 2009 at 11:24pm

oh and i think i remember hearing that burton is going to use something like RC between the inserts and then RC on the tip and tail as well so that its actually like 3 rocker shapes or something

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