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		By: Yegg		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Shay, great review. Having one season under me on a 2006 K2 fuse (so, coming from a directional twin with camber) I&#039;m looking into an all-mountain board that handles well in the northeastern hardpack at higher rates of speed. Very interested in the Arbors, though have done some &quot;research&quot; on Ride&#039;s Highlife, Nitro&#039;s Rook, Never Summer&#039;s Heritage, and even the Jones Mountain Twin amd Rossi&#039;s equivalent. I&#039;ve seen some people love the Coda and not the Element RX due to it being too plank-like, while others dislike the Coda for being too soft/flexy. While personal preferences make up the difference, I&#039;m looking to grow into a board that won&#039;t restrict bigger, steeper lines at the resort, and fear the Coda is too soft. 6&quot;, 165lbs, so I&#039;m fairly well catered to by either.

Just curious on your take.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Shay, great review. Having one season under me on a 2006 K2 fuse (so, coming from a directional twin with camber) I&#8217;m looking into an all-mountain board that handles well in the northeastern hardpack at higher rates of speed. Very interested in the Arbors, though have done some &#8220;research&#8221; on Ride&#8217;s Highlife, Nitro&#8217;s Rook, Never Summer&#8217;s Heritage, and even the Jones Mountain Twin amd Rossi&#8217;s equivalent. I&#8217;ve seen some people love the Coda and not the Element RX due to it being too plank-like, while others dislike the Coda for being too soft/flexy. While personal preferences make up the difference, I&#8217;m looking to grow into a board that won&#8217;t restrict bigger, steeper lines at the resort, and fear the Coda is too soft. 6&#8243;, 165lbs, so I&#8217;m fairly well catered to by either.</p>
<p>Just curious on your take.</p>
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