I'm 6'0 220 and i need a wide snowboard. What ya got?
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go to \nwww.burton.com\nfor your snowgear..that's were i got mine.
842774
well i am 5'2 and have 147s. I would try maybe well check out this website!http://www.alpineskicenter.com/skisizes.htm \nhope you have a good winter♥
1137374
Ebay is always a good one to look at.  If not, contact your local surf shop.  There are always used boards in local shops.  If you're just starting, don't be tempted to buy any board that is smaller than about 7 foot unless you want to have a bad time learning.
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Yeah, that should be fine. The Victoria website recommends the large size foamie for up to 170 lbs, so I'm sure 175 isn't going to be a substantial difference. (If you skim a lot this summer you will probably lose 5 lbs anyway...)\n\nYou may want to consider the Ultra model board though. It's $100 more expensive, but the suggested weight is 160-200 lbs. It will perform better too.
981180
Your a Big guy like myself and I used to ride a Trucker but last year I went to a NeverSummer Legacy.NeverSummer is American made not China like 97% of boards you'll see on the slopes.I tell you man it's the best I've ever dream of,it's great for the powder,ice,and ever thing in between.I've been riding 10 years been on several boards and it's the best by far.
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The longer the boards the faster they will be. it also depends on what kind os skiing you want to do. Moguls? slalom?.. For bumps and turns you want a short soft ski, if you want to haul hiney (like I do) you want a long stiff set of boards!. Mine Are Lacrois 230's and I get about 50 to 70 mph out of them depending on conditions.
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You have to have about six inches, but for good snowboarding you want about 5 or 6 feet.  That guarantees that most of the ground is covered.  That's about 66 inches.  Without that, bare spots will start showing up if there are many people on that slope or if it is not groomed often.
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I am an avid skier and outdoor enthusiastic (as you can see from my avatar). I recently found a site called www.evogear.com that sells ski, snowboard, and wakeboard gear. They have the best customer service, very low prices, and the coolest gear on the planet. I think they are based in Seattle, WA. I have never had a bad experience with them and I've placed four orders!
816043
depends on your size, hieght, weight and riding style. go to the local boardshop they'll be able to set you up for a small fee.
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The best/cheapest board for begginers is probley the 2006 CWB Sol with The CWB Torq bindings. You can find good prices at www.bartswatersports.com. I just bought this same package last night. Also check out www.wakeboarder.com. It cost me about $350 with shipping. You can get wakeboard packages alot cheaper but you will find that they are all junk. I had a pair of cheap orbit bindings and they ripped after a month. You want to make sure you don't skimp on the bindings because you will reget it if you do. www.Westmarine.com and www.sportsauthority.com are other good sites. good luck
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You can buy one pretty much anywhere but first get your sizing information for your body type at www.frostyrider.com Then, go to an online site or your snow shop and get a board with you dimensions. The people at the store will help you. E-bay and carigslist are always good places to buy boards, especially if you are beginner and you want a used one to start riding.
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It should be depending on your height and weight.  Most wakeboard companies have a chart to get you the right size.  Try www.liquidforce.com.  Another good site for researching wakeboards is www.wakeside.com
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the widest board i know of is 8.5 inches\n\njust cuz your shoe size is bigger doesnt mean u need a bigger board\n\nyou need a board that u feel confortable on
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It depends on how heavy you are and how aggressively you ride.  At 6'1" you should be able to ride a 164, although 160lbs is quite light.  I dont like boards less than 162 for steep and deep all mountain shredding (black and double black).\n\nYou can definitely find lighter boards.  Nidecker (the Swiss company) makes some very light boards with carbon fiber cores (the Ultralight).  They are pricey, but really nice.  I've got one, and one of my friends has one too.  \n\nBurton just came out with an even lighter board for 2006.  I've not ridden it, but I've checked it out in  the stores and it is featherweight.  But, at $900 it is the most expensive board on the market.
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for bad weather in winter probly ocean beach pier(shortboard)\nfor good conditions 6 foot CARDIFF SWAMIIS BABY OMG U SHOULD NO THAT ITS LIKE RINCON BUT BETER
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I'd recommend a Softop in the 7 foot range. If you're 5'1, then that will feel like a long board for you. \n\nA couple reasons Softops are good first boards:\n\n1) They're cheaper than regular fiberglass boards\n\n2) They're soft, so you won't crack your head on the board when you wipe out ( and as a beginner you can expect plenty of wipeouts).\n\nOnce you learn, you will want to get a fiberglass or epoxy board to take your surfing to the next level, but the softop will do the trick for now. I've had a couple friends who learned on them, and they worked out great.\n\nYou'll have to call your local shop to see if they carry them. Most do these days.\n\nOr check out their site.\n\nhttp://surftech.com/softops.php
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Check out www.sierratradingpost.com  They have great stuff at a discount.  Best brands for winter sports.  Return policy is really easy too.  I have ordered tons of stuff through them for the whole family and have always been satisfied.