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Should I get a wide snowboard or a regular sized one?

Should I get a wide snowboard or a regular sized one?

I’m getting a new snowboard and its a board that i can’t refnd, so i gotta make sure its right before i buy.

anyways, i am size 10.5 boot and i was looking into a forum board (about size 156-157) but i was wondering if i should get a wide or regular?

Best answer:

Answer by adidas-fan
Regular will work fine

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4 Responses

  1. Jake M

     /  February 10, 2011

    Regular would be fine, generally the line on when you should be looking at wides is 12 and up. Anything around 25 to mid 24′s in waist width would be fine for you.

  2. Yes, that's me

     /  February 10, 2011

    Your foot size doesn’t require a wide board, however, if you plan on riding a lot of powder, then go for a wide board. You’ll float on top of the snow really well.

  3. Jack

     /  February 10, 2011

    I dont know which board you want but Im pretty sure in those sizes the waist width of the board is about 25cm or 250mm. Now, forum doesnt give you a boot size requirement for the individual board sizes. So I went on lib techs site and looked at their TRS 157 and it has a waist width of 25.3 and is for boot sizes 8.5 to 10.5. So this should give you a really good idea based on lib techs standards. I think as long as you have about a 25cm or 250mm waist width then you’re totally chill.

  4. Que

     /  February 10, 2011

    More importantly how tall are you and what do you weigh. The boot will fit with that board just fine but your weight is a bigger deal, along with the type of riding you do. Make sure you fit in the weight class of that board. You can ride smaller if you ride a lot of park but don’t expect the same performance if you plan on riding a lot of groomers. If you ride powder then longer or wider are a good way to go or try out something with rocker.