The slight taper definitely helps stay up in the deep- only drawback is tricky switch landings. Look forward to seeing how it carves. Pro Oxnard Concrete

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this thing is a monster. With the response of a Porsche and the stability of a cadillac I can take this baord anywhare on the mountain. It floats right over deep pow, holds an edge on steep and icey groomes and navigates trees with no problem. Not only does it felx for optimum carving but it allows me to crash through loose bumps without hesitation. this board is great for people who enjoy freeriding. I've had a blast on it and I highly recomend it.

i demo'd this board in march when it snowed 28 out of 31 days this year. wanted to try a different board and heard good things about the triumph for stability. it rode like a steam roller. mashed thru the chops and didn't pound the knees to hard. it's edge and grips were ok and the turning tolerable. a solid board but in the end... i felt like a tank and was stable like a tank.. but turned like a caboose. it was stale in response and overall enjoyment. i demo'd four boards and this was at the bottom of the list!

1:Ripped the edge out of my old board on rocks
2:Watched it dump three feet in 18 hours
3:Bought this board
4:YeeHaa!
Only had one day in waist-deep at Alagna so impossible to review the edge holding, but seriously enjoyed the bouyancy and manoeverability. I got the 169", but it handles quicker than my old 166 Omen. The slight taper definitely helps stay up in the deep- only drawback is tricky switch landings.
Look forward to seeing how it carves...

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Burton Cascade (too soft for me at 210 lbs)
Burton Omen (nice ride, wrecked the base in 15 days)
Rome Design (very nice while it lasted, utterly destroyed in 10 days)