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Join Date: Oct 2009
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i know its a freeride board but i have a very low budget and i found one quite cheap and i looked at the dimensions and it looks alright but i was just wandering would you be able to do freestyle with it. i know it won't be as good as doing freestyle with a dedicated board but as i said i have a low budget?
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Thailand, France
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I had this excellent board. You can do freestyle with it, no problem, just need an adequate fin. It will never be as good as a brand new 2010 dedicated freestyle board but widely enough for a limited budget.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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thanks for the reply
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: AUSTRIA, Lake Neusiedler
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Hi Seraphimk,
the Carve 99 was a great freestyle board these days. It was extremely early planning and Frank Lewisch made it in the top position in PWA Freestyle and he invented newschool freestyle tricks. Go for it, Chris
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