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What am I compatible with snowboarding?

My friends are going to Tahoe almost every chance they get, so I'm trying to buy snowboard equipment. I've found I snowboard a table of my eyes on, a Burton Chicklet. The longest of its kind in is because it is 131cm Juniors, I do not see why not since I'm fit very small. I did some research on the Internet to find out if this motherboard does not work for me .. I'm 19, 4'10, 117 pounds, shoe size 3Y/3.5Y. Some cards in size, said a snowboard 131cm would be good for me, but some say they need more time. I found a calculation that tells you the length you need: (height in inches) x 2.54 x 0.88 = (length of snowboard CM). My response was actually less than 131cm. As a beginner I prefer a short board, but all these letters confuses me! Can anyone familiar with the field of snowboard please help me? NOTE: I'm just looking for a cruise around the table with snow .. maybe a small jump here and there, nothing big.

Snowboards do not care how tall you are – your weight and riding style is more difference than its height. At 4'10 "and 120 pounds would need 140 on board. Furthermore, the board of the children you are watching, very soft and would not be a good option to you unless you are going to learn about it and then get a more advanced card. You grow out of this board very quickly. Try this calculator: http://www.frostyrider.com/tips/size-guide.htm Do not just Burton boards. They are good, but not only ride in town. Why not aboard a study of women – such as the Paseo Vista (or if you are on a tight buget Paseo de la Gracia I've seen in the recent removal of the Sports Authority at $ 150). You can enjoy of this board. Good Luck

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