Reverse camber is neat. Feels loose/ squirrely/round when riding 'flat', ie not on your edge. Doesnt' quite give the bite in a hard carving turn my traditional camber Team Series had, but it sure does hold an edge and allow me to lean over or back as far as i want during my turns without slipping out from under me. Going up obstacles heel side and doing toe side slahes for the first time which says a lot to me about the balance and forgiveness the board is offering. Stable at high speeds, fast base. Overall I am pleased.

Vitals: 5'8" 155 lbs. on a 155cm board.

Rode it for the first time yesterday in spring/slushy conditions. I'm 5'8" 150 and overall I had a good day on the board. Treated me well on the boxes, which is something I normally don't even do. Had some trouble getting it to pop 'right' off of lips and stuff. I think I need to find a new stance that fits the directional twin nature of the board though.

My pants are a mix of blue and green as aqua implies, the picture looks pretty blue to me. That's ok though because the medium fits my 32 waist well, and they are very comfortable, roomy but not excessively baggy fit and warm enough with a base layer in the 20s F.

I like these boots. For the weight they give a good amount of support. I don't have a good point of comparison for how stiff they are. I will say i went about a half size down from what normally wear in a shoe and they packed out to be quite comfy!

Some of the pinkish liner graphic on the White boot did smudge and the black binding straps from my Ride Ex binding smudged the pretty white boot too, but oh well.

The pull cord /lock down system is neat, hard to explain but keeps my heel and foot in place, easy to make too tight. The velcro for ankle tightness doesn't seem to do much, the tying of the top laces is more important for ankle stability.

The white shown in the picture is definitely pink. As I hoped it would be. Pants are light weight and fit roomy in the legs with a snug waist. i am 5'8" 155 lbs and wear a 32 waist. I got the medium and have it set at the maximum on the pull tab thingies and that was without tucking in my fleece. We'll see how they fare in the snow...