Whats a good intermediate snowboard?

Question

i am 6 feet about 165 and i want to get a good intermediate snowboard,bindings and boots. i will be using it mostly in the park. what are some good boards to look at. i dont want to spend to much money maybe $400-$600 for the whole package

Answer 1

heres an example of an intermediate park snowboard setup

board:

Forum Division iLock Snowboard -- great board, looks good too (black

and red ones best

boot:

Burton Freestyle Boots

http://www.sierrasnowboard.com/Burton-Fr...

bindings:

Forum Republic Bindings -- brothers personal favourite, he does park/pipe

obviously you can change it up or change it comepletely its your board :) just showing you some cool board setups

here are some other boards:

Lib Tech Pheonix Series 2008

Burton Custom Snowboard

Burton X8

Burton Custom ICS Snowboard (over 500 bucks by itself...eek)

bindings:

Burton EST bindings

Ride Delta Movement

Buton CO2 bindings  **only compatiable with Burton ICS equipped snowboards

boots:

Burton Jeremy Jones 2009

hollyy

Answer 2

dude,

DropDead is right on point ('cept for the EST gear wich is brand new and way expensive) with what you need but gooooooooood luck staying in your budget!

Try ebay and craigslist to help lower the price.

Happy shredding!

Answer 3

Well I'd consider myself advanced but I've been riding a Arbor Formula 58 with Ride FX series bindings and ThirtyTwo Prospect boots for about a year now. It's a great outfit, and the company has great boards for all skill levels. I got my kit for about $550.00 and it's honestly a great package.

On top of all that, they're boards are made with all-natural materials! (If your an eco-freak like that)

Here's Their Site: http://www.arborsports.com/merchant2/hom...

And Where I Bought My Package: http://www.worldboards.com/index_content...

Answer 4

get a forum deck. they are the best! (in my opinion) and i love to use them in the park because they have great pop.

for boots i would also get some forums because they are soo comfortable and they are supportiveso when you go over that 30 foot table top and fall you wont break an ankle.

for bindings i would get some burton bindings because the straps like never break. and i think some of them are adjustable to your boot size