Which board is right for me

Posted: 16 October 2011 04:01 PM

I originally was going to buy a board this year but decided to wait until the new boards came out to buy one. P I’ve been looking at the never summer evo and if I go that route if I should get the 154 or 157 I tend to lean more to the jumps but still want a board that will handle rails with ease. I guess what I’m asking is 1 if I go to the 157 will it still be solid on rails or should o go with the 154…or 2 instead of spending $500 on the evo would you recommend a jump/all mountain board and a cheap jib board..3 just another board you would recommend…i am 5"11 and 185lbs. wear size 10 boots live on the east coast but am thinking of moving west..thanks for the help guys

Posted: 17 October 2011 12:11 AM

if more info is needed for someone to help please let me know I would rally appropriate it

Posted: 17 October 2011 06:31 AM

If you can go for two boards thats not a bad tactic…  then you get a park board and an all-mountain and you have a better ride depending on what you want to do.

The NS Evo is the jib stick in the NS line…  honestly, they are expensive decks and most jib boards get assaulted by the features you ride.  I wouldn’t buy an expensive jibbing deck.

Posted: 17 October 2011 12:29 PM

Ok thanks how do the ns evo and the del rey do off of jumps…..but if I do get two boards what board would be a nice jump/all mountain park board to pick up camber isn’t twp big of a issue to me ..i think is buy a cheap stairmaster or artifact for the jib board