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Flash reviewed by the Snowboard Review team. Flash is a video review.
Good Boards Flash - 2011 Snowboard reviewed by Rich Ewbank - (0) user review(s).

Based on an identical shape to the Legends, the Flash is the Longboard for more modest riders who let their riding do the talking, not a fancy wood veneer topsheet. The flex on the Flash is toned down a notch for riders who like their boards slightly more cruisy

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Wooden reviewed by the Snowboard Review team. Wooden is a video review.
Good Boards Wooden - 2011 Snowboard reviewed by Rich Ewbank - (0) user review(s).

The Wooden is designed for freeriders after a slightly stiffer flex than the Apikal who appreciate the stunning wood topsheet. Like the Apikal the shorter boards are slightly softer and use a hybrid rocker/camber profile and a standard directional shape offering a more all-mountain versatile ride. The longer lengths are slightly tapered and use traditional camber, providing float without sacrificing edge hold and power out of carves.

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Good Boards Legends - 2011 0 Good Boards Legends user review(s).

It would be understandable if you took the Good Boards Legends under your arm with a pair of boardies on and tried to paddle out the nearest break. The wood topsheet with its Hawaii inspired flower motif screams surfing. Take the Legends out on a powder day and the slight taper and super long sidecut will have you gliding like you’re riding a 10ft surfboard down the longest wave you’ve ever seen. If there’s no pow to surf, worry not compadre, with only 12mm of taper, the firmest flex in the line and a cambered profile the Legends will rip up groomers. Gnarly bro.

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Good Boards Apikal - 2011 0 Good Boards Apikal user review(s).

Good Boards are new to the market for this season. Based in Germany and heavily supported by German shops you’ll be hard pressed to find these limited production boards outside of Europe. The Apikal is the softest board in the Good line and is available with two different profiles, the 59 and 162 use a profile with rockered tips and camber between the feet as well as a 10mm setback stance and a standard directional shape. The 165 and 170 have traditional camber for power out of turns and edge hold with a 30mm setback stance and 10mm of taper for float in the deepest of powder.

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