Richie - 14-7-2014 at 12:15 AM
will this board be ok for me its rated upto 238lbs but ima little heavyier at 258lbs
im guessing that if its ok for a 238lb you can be assumed to be doing tricks ect so they could land heavy which will put alot more weight through the
board than 258lbs
as im only wanting the board for cruising up and down the beach i should be ok?
flyguy0101 - 14-7-2014 at 04:52 AM
should be fine especially if it has not been chopped- love my trampas
Richie - 14-7-2014 at 06:38 AM
no its not been chopped its unused so like new,
PHREERIDER - 14-7-2014 at 09:22 AM
i like these boards but very much custom, buying someone else' s board never really came together for me . for cruising should not be an issue.
the longest length, super stiff and channel trucks for heavier rider would be ideal.
Sam300 - 23-7-2014 at 01:04 AM
The 15ply 35º should be alright for you. Trampa sell extra strips of their material that can be bolted onto the top of the deck to increase stiffness
if you find that the deck is to flexable. Called a Flexbridge maybe??
WELDNGOD - 23-7-2014 at 10:52 AM
From the TRAMPA website :
The 35° short Mountain Board has been specially developed with advancing teenage riders in mind. Being shorter in overall length, this deck is
excellent for big airs, fast rotations & all types of freestyle use.....
Its particularilly well suited on Trampa spring Trucks but also works perfectly on Scrub channel & MBS Matrix if you are looking for an upgrade.
Recommended decks
Rider's weight Suggested deck Deck Weight Flex
44 - 70 kg
(7 - 11 stone) 12 ply 2,150g flexi
57 - 83 kg
(9 - 13 stone) 13 ply 2,325g firm
70 - 95 kg
(11 - 15 stone) 14 ply 2,500g stiff
83 - 108 kg
(13 - 17 stone) 15 ply 2,675g very stiff
WELDNGOD - 23-7-2014 at 11:16 AM
Found it! http://www.trampaboards.com/12ply-flex-bridge--stiffen-your-...