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Ride Crush Snowboard Men's

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This Is No Short-Lived Love Packed with gifts that keep on giving, the buttery fun Ride Crush snowboard combines Ride’s LowRize™ shape with 85A Slimewalls® for a hook-free, super smooth Ride. Featuring the lightweight style of Membrain® and toughness of Cleave Edge™, this surfy twin shows total devotion whether slashing groomers or lapping the park.

Base color may very.

Key Features of the Ride Crush Snowboard:
Shape : LowRize™
Stance : Centered
Flex-O-Meter: 3
Thin Con
85A Slimewalls®
Membrain®
LowRize™ Rocker
Foundation Tuned Core™
Cleave Edge™
Biaxial Glass
Fusion 1500 Base™
2x4 Inserts
Length (cm): 147, 152, 155, 158
Effective Edge (cm): 115.8 (147), 120.8 (152), 123.4 (155), 125.9 (158)
Tip/Tail Width (cm): 28.7 (147), 29.2 (152), 29.6 (155), 29.8 (158)
Waist Width (cm): 24.9 (147), 25.1 (152), 25.3 (155), 25.5 (158)
Sidecut (m): 9.75/8.25/9.75 (147), 9.95/8.45/9.95 (152), 10.15/8.65/10.15 (155), 10.25/8.75/10.25 (158)

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Review Highlights

"Crushes other competitors "
~djbeatz4life
"Solid again: the Crush never disappoints!"
~Boarderin
"Sick Board"
~juunbugg
"2011 Ride Crush"
~Dsturs

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Location: CA
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Height: 6'2
Weight: 158 lbs
Board Size: 155
big features
Member Points: 77
Reviews: 1

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"Crushes other competitors " 6/29/2012

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Name: 2012 Ride Crush Snowboard Men's
Skill: Advanced
Pros: Easy to handle, Fun to ride, AMAZING

Experience: Been riding this board since I started shredding. Have tried other boards and none of them have come close to the feeling of the board. Highly Recommended for both beginners and advanced riders.

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Location: AT
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Height: 5'7
Weight: 120 lbs
Board Size: 156
advanced
Member Points: 1292
Reviews: 17

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"Solid again: the Crush never disappoints!" 8/4/2011

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Name: 2012 Ride Crush Snowboard Men's
Skill: Intermediate
Pros: Great edge hold, Playful but forgiving, Durable

Experience: Year after year the Crush is the first board I want to demo when the new gear comes around. It remains a mystery to me how they manage to make a rocker board which still works very well on hardpack and icy areas. Smooth ride on even choppy terrain, rocker makes it playful with slopestyle and the flex is stiff enough to let you open up without concern. I just dont understand why Ride promotes this one as a park board, in my opinion it is truly a top all around board: park, powder, slopes... you name it! The demo days were in July in France, so I couldnt test it in powder... however: every crush I have owned and demoed in the last 4 years was amazing in the powder: Im expecting this years model to follow that tradition. I rated this as an intermediate board only because you cant choose more than one rating here: I think it is fine for beginners(very forgiving/smooth riding/easy turns)as well as stronger riders (stability/playfulness/pop/float).

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Location: US
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Height: 5'9
Weight: 155 lbs
Board Size: 153
medium features
Member Points: 77
Reviews: 1

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"Sick Board" 1/22/2013

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Name: 2012 Ride Crush Snowboard Men's
Skill: Intermediate
Pros: Flexible, Good control,
Cons: could be lighter,

Experience: Before I purchased this board, I rode the 2009 Rome Crail, and I felt like I wasn't progressing in the park or on the mountain; however, as I rode the Ride Crush, locking onto rails and sticking my landings off kickers became much easier. Locking onto fat tubes and thin rails became cake, and stability became second nature. It's flexible, but not too flexible to the point where I lose pop. Great board, and I recommend it for riders of all levels. If you just like cruising down the mountain or lapping the park, I recommend this board for riders of all levels.

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Location: US
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Height: 5'9
Weight: 170 lbs
Board Size: 153
Skill Undetermined
Member Points: 3649
Reviews: 107

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"2011 Ride Crush" 7/28/2011

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Name: 2012 Ride Crush Snowboard Men's
Skill: Intermediate
Pros: Very stable, No rocker washout/instability, great pop
Cons: Stiffer than advertised,

Experience: This review is for the 2011 Ride Crush. I spent about a week on this board riding at JFBB in PA. Preconceived notions: Ride markets this board as a more jib specific park deck that can also handle jumps. The rocker is minimal, and the construction feels solid. Flex: Handflexing, it feels soft. however, while riding, it is a bit stiffer towards the tip and tail. I actually had a difficult time pressing this board. I could lock into board slides easily, but presses took some effort. Stability: for a park deck, it is insanely stable. I was bombing down icy december runs and it was a breeze. Edgehold was great too. Not too much chatter. The slime walls also help with dampening the bumps on the runs. Durability: Very durable. I hit many chunks of ice, a few rocks, and sides of rails. no major scratches on the base, and the top sheet held up nicely. Personal thoughts: After having it for a week, i traded it in for something else. This board was meant to fill the jib stick spot in my quiver, but it was not the noodle i expected. It was a great ride, similar to the DH, but i personally felt it was not jib specific. I would have liked to have tried it in some powder, but PA in december means your a lucky enough to be riding on any surface. I would recommend this to anyone who wants a stiffer board to cruise the park with.

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