Allian Jean Babs Charley Directional Freestyle
Allian Jean Babs Charley Directional Freestyle
USER REVIEWS
[Aug 26, 2003]
Bimmerman
HardCore
Strength:
damp, good edge hold, transitions edge to edge quickly, great in powder and groomers, very versitile. The board is a 163cm but turns more like a 158cm. Base is super tough, last winter was one of the worst in the PNW but the board only suffered 1 minor scratch to the base!
Weakness:
non that I have found after 20+ days on it. Allian is a great company. Board is super solid and rides like a dream in all conditions. Similar Products Used: NS, Option, Nidecker. |
[Dec 23, 2002]
adrian
Intermediate
Strength:
very responsive and stable at speed. good for riding surface lifts, responsive in powder and good for jumps
Weakness:
Paint on top seems easy to scratch off. This is a great board. Very stable at high speed without the wobble of small er boards. good freerider, and great in powder. Similar Products Used: Confusion 157 |
[Oct 12, 2002]
JasenF
Advanced
Strength:
Super dampening,strong edge hold.
Weakness:
The board is way Heavy! If you are tired the board can be a little twitchey. Most people who try it found it a lot to handle. I didn't think so. This is a very resposive board. It runs a little on the heavy side. It has a lot of pop. Super fast. I rode it on the east coast most of the season and it felt a little big. But when I took it to Snow bird it was right at home. Overall a fast base with a sold ride for a bigger guy who can handlt the power of a rocket. Nice and narrow! Sweet Ride Similar Products Used: I rode the Nidecker Bab's 159 the season before. I also liked that board. |
[May 08, 2002]
Ivo Andreev
Advanced
Strength:
Stable and easy to control, sometimes even at big speed.
Weakness:
Too narrow (waist:just 240mm)- I used to get edgebites every time; and too heavy. Also pretty stiff for a freestyle board I am not sure if I really like it. Sometimes the board surprizes me when landing something huge, but most times it sucks. Not a good jibbing board |