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Thanks to its mellow flex and twin rocker shape, the Nomis Connected Snowboard hooks up a catch-free, press-friendly ride that's sure to stoke out park rats who don't want to ride the same board as everyone else. The reverse-camber shape lifts your contact points off the snow to help you ride away from under-rotated landings without catching an edge, and lock in proper presses with no tapping.
Custom Jib Tune all but eliminates hangups on rails, boxes, trees, and ledges
Extruded 1320 base is easy to repair and can take tons of abuse
Bi-axial fiberglass layout delivers a soft, forgiving flex
3-layer interior rubber dampening reduces chatter and vibrations at high speed
Would it be unwise to use this board for other stuff besides
Would it be unwise to use this board for other stuff besides jibb? Because I want a board that I will be able to do presses but still use the same board for jumps.
I Forgot To Add That There Is A 155 On Ebay Right Now For $400 OBO And I Know Hes Willing To Come Down To At Least $219 For It. He Said He Had A 152 But Sold It Out Of His Shop.
Just Keep Checking The Site, Yesterday BC Updated That They Had One In Stock (They Didnt The Day Before) But I Already Bought It...Waiting To Hear From Them Confirming It Wasnt A Mistake. But Just Keep Checking They Seem To Update Their Site Pretty Well
The difference between twin and directional twin. Twin boards are 100% symmetrical, The stance is centered, the flex is even, and the sidecut is radial. Directional twins have twin tips, sometimes a centered stance, but the flex is directional and/or the sidecut is progressive. Twins are found on most freestyle boards, as directional twins on most all-mountain boards.
are the smaller sizes such as the 144 just as good of quality
are the smaller sizes such as the 144 just as good of quality as the bigger sizes? because i found that smaller boards are considered kids boards and are not as good quality.
This board has the same quality across the sizes. Unless it is a child's specific model all the sizes in the run will be constructed with the same quality.
Is it true that for rocker board you should reduce length a bit from a regular camber board? Can't decide between 144 & 147 (I've been riding a 148 cm '08 forum spinster and I'm 5'2", 125 lbs.)
They Say With Rockers You Can Go About 5cm Smaller Than You Normally Ride Without Feeling Much Of A Difference So Both Sizes In Theory Should Be Ok For You
So i'm about 5'7" 135 lbs.. bought this board in a 147 along with the matching bindings, (gotta sweet deal on whiskey militia), just wondering if it's the right board for me. I rode a salomon ace 153 (07/08 i think) these past couple of years, so this board is a change. I've boarded for a while but never really got serious til this past year where i kicked it up a notch or two in the park. so i do quite a bit of park riding now but still like to hit kickers, back country, and just ride the whole mountain. wondering if i should stick with this or possibly sell and go with a different board?
You could definitely stick with that board for park riding, but you will be sacrificing overall stability when riding the whole mountain. I ride both a 148 and 152. The 148 is a lot of fun in the park because I can just throw it around, but when it comes time to bombing the slopes, it certainly doesn't have the same control and stability that my 152 has.
If you can afford to keep that and get another board I say keep it, but if you're on a budget, I would get a 151. That size should suit you fine in both areas of your riding.
You still should be all good, just remember.. the reverse camber will also make your carves/turns more skatey/surfey and you just need to be mindful of that. The jib tune isn't gnarly, just enough so you don't get hung up on any rails/boxes. Thanks dude! Ryan
