womens specific boards??

by **dee** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 6:16 pm

urmmm...right, i have looked through the topics and no titles shouted out to me so....

womens specific boards

whats the difference between them and other boards?
are they worth it?
does anyone on here ride one?

you know the kinds of questions i mean :-D

by **kitejunky** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 6:19 pm

girly ones come is pastel shades and have pretty patterns on them, sometimes bunnies, sometimes kittens.
Also the footpads are more gentle on your feet, a bit furry.
:wink:

In reality, I can't think how boards would be any different for girls or for boys

by **dee** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 6:25 pm

lol - thats ok then :wink:

but seriously, are they easier to ride?? specially if u are a beginner girlie??

how? why? what? etc :-D

by **kitejunky** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 6:30 pm

I dont think there are any gender specific boards, especially wrt to physical shape or design.
But I maybe wrong.
There maybe some different graphics on some that suit different tastes

by **dee** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 6:38 pm

i just saw in one of the naish adverts that there was one - wasnt sure if there were others...and if there are, what they are like

though if there arent many/any womens specific boards around that presents another excellent design opportunity :lol:

by **|Sam|** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 7:13 pm

yea theres a naish one, called the rose. i havnt used one personally but i heard there good. u could probably demo one if your near calshot on the south coast.

by **dee** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 7:36 pm

the thing is i am learning, so would have nothing to compare anything too, thats why i wanted some opinion and wondered what people thought :-D

by **stefano** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 10:17 pm

Hi Dee... Steve here... Team W !!!

Err I thought you had a crazy Fly....

There is a nice girly crazy fly board based on the 132x39..? 2006.
Andy would do you a deal on one ??

They come with a little clip for ypour lippy and a mirror built in the tiop you you can do your red wig whilst smurfin....

LOLOLOLLO

Ha ha ha

You going to watergate @ weekend ?

by **dee** » Mon Mar 27, 2006 10:33 pm

dont have any kit of my own yet.....

was just curious on womens boards, cos being a beginner, just wondered if it was easier or not etc - cant explain properly but you all get what i mean :-D

would love to come down to watergate and watch, but doubt i can - so much uni work

plus its quite a way to travel from brighton.... :cry:

by **www.airforce.uk.com** » Tue Mar 28, 2006 10:56 pm

we have a north cindy pro for sale it's in the boards for sale section somewhere! depending on your height and weight(touchy subject with girls) the cindy pro is smaller and narrower ,for easy er handling for the lighter person,the stance is narrower(how far you feet are apart) and smaller size footstraps. (my girlfriend has small feet). everything is relevant to your height ,weight(sorry) . if you are a big girl a normal production board will be ok. if you are smaller boards like the cindy pro,airush airforce,or possibly get one built by a specialist. try http://www.lostcauseboards.com hope this helps scotty my number is 07973216502 if you have any questions (i am expert in this field as my girlfriend is tiny and changes her board regularly!!!!)

by **dee** » Wed Mar 29, 2006 9:30 am

cheers

thats awesome (sorry awesome seems to be my word of the month)

i am not good enough yet to get my own board or anything like that, i was just curious for when the time comes etc....and i find the technical side of sports interesting :-D

i'll have at look at your suggestions thou :-D

womens specific boards??

womens specific boards??

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