DROPPIN KNOWLEDGE!,  Monday, 12 March 2007 as said before, this is a love it or hate it kinda board. i hated it as a flex five oak (which was reccomended for my weight. but i love it as a flex three bamboo. because of the shape of the deck, i really could get used to it, because it forced my stance in the center when i wanted to ride up front. also, when i had my oak version, i hated its grip with a firey passion of a thousand burning suns, but the bamboo version grip is an improvement.

i can only reccomend this deck if youre looking for a dedicated carver and only if you like riding in the center of your boards.

 DROPPIN KNOWLEDGE!,  Thursday, 08 March 2007 fantastic fantastic slalom board for novice and advanced riders alike. the concave in front is just enough to lock in your foot and to help with leverage. but not overly excessive as to where every minute movement you make forces you to turn. also, since the rear truck is mounted on the wedge, theres a cradle effect for your rear foot. so it really helps with foot placement.

 DROPPIN KNOWLEDGE,  Thursday, 22 February 2007 great board for any run without tight turns. the way i have it setup isnt exactly nimble. but this is my go to go fast board for new hills im not sure about. the flushcut and shallow drop doesnt give a massive swinging sensation/drifty action other dropped boards give.

 DROPPIN KNOWLEDGE,  Monday, 19 February 2007 first i made this into a six wheeler, but the flex was messy. so i then cut it down to 28 inches and use it as a loose hybrid/gs deck. now its a great pedestrian slalom board, until i criddle somebodys ankle that is...

 DROPPIN KNOWLEDGE,  Monday, 19 February 2007 as a carver, you cant get better than a pre 03 soft flex ff... unless you hate all that is good and pure in this world.