Description
For entry level missions and beyond.
Specs
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| Core Profile: Center 0.2 | |||
| Flex Pattern: Directional | |||
| Shape Design: Directional Twin | |||
| Base Structure: Belt Finish | |||
| Mounting System: Inserts 4x4 | |||
| 146/149/153/153M/156/156M/158/161 | |||
Reviews
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2007 Forum - The Recon |
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| Be all that you can be We’ve all had that one board. The one that turns just right. The one that feels just as stable in the park as it does in an icy pipe. From cruisers to your first run through the park, the Recon has been engineered to be that one perfect board that can do it all in any condition you can get it into. More» | ||
by wingman182 on 01.02.2010
Strengths: Cuts well, always feel stable! Never have an issue getting this board to turn over for me, even on those steeps that are scraped. Holds a good edge.
Weaknesses: Narrow base, tends to sink in the soft stuff if your going real slow. base is fairly easy to mar, but won`t gouge big time on a random rock. Just keep it well surfaced.
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2008 Forum - Recon |
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A perennial favorite at a great price. The Forum Recon snowboard returns year after year because it is an excellent all-around board with plenty of size options that is priced right and versatile enough to please riders of all abilities. Whether you are just getting started or you are an accomplished rider looking for a soft... More» |
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by Anonymous on 03.04.2020
Strengths: I’ve had this board for 4 years and it’s held up great, I’ve put it through hell on many hills in Michigan in both peninsulas, it cuts crisp, and takes rails like no other. My favorite thing about it is the narrow base which makes it easy for those back country in between tree rides. Excellent board, well worth the price!
Weaknesses: Absolutely nothing