[TYPO3-t3board] rent material - new deal with Boarderworld / F***

[Steffan Röpke - Skyfillers]

Hi 

Daniel, nice, you have mentioned the same issue i also have. The Custom X Wide needs a lot of Power to handle. I was using it 3 days in sölden last week and switched over to the nearly defective baron again, i saw that i was able to ride longer without breaks....
I was wondering, "can there be such a difference in boards?".
Yes....


Greetz
Steffan


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Sent: Thu Feb 11 08:08:33 2010
Subject: Re: [TYPO3-t3board] rent material - new deal with Boarderworld /	F***

Hi,


>  Burton told me that the Custom X Wide is the closest match....
>>
>>
Steffan is right, I mixed up the Baron with the Triumph, which has a tapered
shape (smaller tail). That also applies to the Guru and Supermodel, but not
to the Baron or the Custom X. Speaking about jungle...


> Right now I have a Custom X Wide, a bit longer, and it feels like the
>>  Baron....
>>
>
> Valuable info, since a local seller said the Custom is much stiffer and
> less condone than the Baron.
>

I have been riding the Custom X Wide this winter and second Steffan's
opinion.

It is torsionally very stiff, has the most unforgiving (but also stable)
edges and overall a lot of camber (Vorspannung).

Good board to hone your technique as it forces you to use a lot of power
"surgically" to control it. Definitely not a good board to make a mistake
with. You'll have little chance to bail out beyond a certain speed.

That said, I am missing the smaller tail of the Baron a bit, especially in
the power.

best

d



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> Also thanks for the Guru / Supermodel X tips!
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