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Dynastar Little Big Fat

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duboix
Posts: 52 - Karma: 10
I've read about these boards some things that are hard to believe. They are 116-88-103 and weight 1840g at 168cm. And dynastar guys say that these boards are good off-piste as well as in the park. It seems to me that they're too heavy for park. I'd love to by 2003 concept for park and Intuitive BIG for freeride, but have a lack of finances this season :( so I'm looking for the versatile twintip.

Notice that I'm confident in all-mountain / freeskiing, but rookie in the park - this will be the first season for me.

Can you say something?
Dec 9 2002 4:05AM
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HammerChuck
Posts: 85 - Karma: 18
I have been using them for the park, airs, rails, and all around skiing, and I love them. I have the 178 and I dont think that they are too 'heavy' at all
Nate
Even Speed Racer and his Incredible Mach 5 cannot destroy my Cobra Snake Style---Me
Dec 9 2002 10:32AM
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Five40Guy
Posts: 4733 - Karma: 39
they are good for all aspects. Not too heavy yet not extremly fat.


Peace My Brother.. From Another Mother......loka$h
Dec 9 2002 6:10PM
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mmm4twintips
Posts: 1186 - Karma: 11
trouble makers will be in the east next week and out west in 2 weeks but thats for the reps.

they will kick ass.

fatter than the concept not as fat as 1080.

two sizes 165 175 they are stiffer than the concepts
Dec 9 2002 10:42PM
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duboix
Posts: 52 - Karma: 10
One more question:
I'm 175cm/65kg (~5'10' / 144 lbs or something), confident in all-mountain / freeride, but absolute beginner in the park. Are the Little Big Fat 178cm will be suitable for me to make my first 360 and other freestyle stuff?
Dec 10 2002 3:38AM
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