Salomon Snowboards 2009-2010
11 Mar, 2009
Salomon Titan, Special and Burner
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10 Comments
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March 12, 2009
Shay,
Do you know which of thees boards come in wide? I know the special did this year. Any info on the titan?
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March 12, 2009
The Special II, Answer, Riot, Scout, Drift, Sanchez, and Ace all come in magnum (wide) versions.
Not too familiar with the Titan except for it being an all mountain freeride board, but the Grip and Offical are sick. Also, we’re on the east coast where all mountain boards aren’t that big, so we wouldn’t know too much more about the Titan.
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March 12, 2009
Thanks Transitions!
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March 16, 2009
Do you know which of these boards Harrison Gordon rides, I didnt see it in there, its definitely a park board.
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March 16, 2009
Thanks Transitions as well!
Paul, Harrison is riding the 09-10 Grip, a brand new board for 09-10 developed by Wolle Nyvelt. He’s been featured on the Ashbury blog lately so check for him there as well.
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March 17, 2009
word, sweet! thanks so much.
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March 26, 2009
Hey Shay. Could you please make a post about the Salomon boot series of 2010 or upload the pics somewhere? I’m especially interested in the Salomon Pledge and the Fusion series if you have pics of them.
I’m really interested in their new designs.
Thanks in Advance.
Greetings,
Phil -
June 29, 2009
what are the new sizing for the sick stick?
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September 20, 2010
hi, i wonder what you would advise…. i tried an Official out for just 1 day last year and loved it, maybe wouldn’t hurt to ride a *little* softer board though, as i am a puny girl. also the price tag is a little hefty! the lilly sounds good but some reviews say it’s not so hot at high speed and one said it’s only beg/int – how does Jenny Jones class as this?? the price is definitely more attractive though. i am looking for an all-round board, both speed and park, i am definitely not a beginner anymore, maybe not an intermediate either, black kickers etc/tricks and off piste will all need to be done. maybe no competition-size kickers YET and there is absolutely NO NEED for it to be good on a rail!
any suggestions?
































