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Ride Concept TMS Snowboard 2009

Ride Concept TMS Snowboard 2009

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Ride Concept TMS Snowboard 2009: Stop spending your time trying to make the dough to purchase a park board and a pow board. Let’s face it – not all of us are Pros. Go where you want with the unlimited performance and unsurpassed versatility of the Ride Concept TMS Snowboard. Designed to ride anything and everything from pow to the park, deep booters to jibs, the Ride Concept TMS Snowboard performs like no other.
  • Thin Con- Tapered tips and tails that reduce swing weight, enhance tip flex, and the sidewalls run past the effective edge
  • 90A Slimewalls®- Skate inspired urethane sidewalls that are forgiving, ductile, and smooth. Built to absorb impact rather than defend against it. Offered in 85A or 95A durameter urethane. Carbon Array 5™- Power distribution technology designed to enhance rider response. Offered in 3 levels of technology, rider input is focused towards 3, 5, or 7 contacts in all stance positions through 3, 5, or 7 rays.
  • Silencer 5 Tuned Core™- Silencer material shaped to purify the response from Carbon Array 5.
  • Carbon Laminates- Used to increase pop and liveliness with the added benefit of strength.
  • Learn more about the Ride brand, what they make, why we love it, and why we think you will too.
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Ability Level Beginner - Intermediate
Dims: Tip 292.4mm (153), 295.5mm (156), 299.2mm (159), 300.6mm (161), 302.mm (164)
Dims: Waist 248mm (153), 250mm (156), 251mm (159), 252mm (161, 164)
Dims: Tail 292.4mm (153), 295.5mm (156), 299.2mm (159), 300.6mm (161), 302.mm (164)
Effective Edge 1178mm (153), 1203mm (156), 1241mm (159), 1254mm (161), 1279mm (164)
Rider Weight 115-165lbs (153), 125-175lbs (156), 130-180lbs (159), 140-190lbs (161), 160-210lbs (164)
Rocker Type Camber
Sidecut Radius 8550/7550/8500mm (153), 8650/7650/8650mm (156), 8800/7800/8800mm (159)
Stance 483mm (153), 508mm (156), 533mm (159, 161), 559mm (164)
Width Regular
 
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Ride Concept TMS Snowboard 2009
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4.5 stars
(based on 2 reviews)
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[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]

 
Excellent board!
By RooinaterVerified Reviewer from Gig Harbor, WA on 8/27/2009
Pros:
Carving Ability, Fast, Lots Of Pop, Smooth Stability, Well Balanced
Best Uses:
All Mountain, Freeriding, Powder, Speed
Describe Yourself:
Advanced
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Ride Concept TMS Snowboard 2009:

This has replaced my older Ride All Mountain boards. I'm not a park rat and generally ride the steeps and natural terrain a lot more than I play around in the park. The board will tear it up, and is the most stable board at high speeds that I have ridden. I tend to ride really fast and was in dire need of a board that could hold an edge on varying conditions without loosing it's edge when it gets choppy and you are charging down the hill in varied conditions. This board was the ticket last season. Granted large icy sections still suck, but they will on just about any board. The board floats in powder a lot better than I was expecting it to, not as well as a powder dedicated board, but it floats quite well with minor effort. Overall I'd rate this board a 5 for an all mountain board for someone that is not a dedicated park rat and likes to charge down the mountain and drop off just about anything. It has a ton of pop off of the kickers, but not enough flex in my opinion for anything more than basic grinds on rails. All mountain performance at it's finest!

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[4 of 4 customers found this review helpful]

 
Is the TMS Timeless?
By MaddyStaff Reviewer from Seattle on 11/7/2008
Pros:
Carving Ability, Good Flexibility, Lightweight, Lots Of Pop, Well Balanced
Cons:
Unstable
Best Uses:
All Mountain, Freeriding, Park
Describe Yourself:
Competitive Athlete
Accessories I Recommend:
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Ride Concept TMS Snowboard 2009:

The reincarnation of the Timeless is not from the same mold as the original. A slightly softer flex pattern has upped this board's versatility (if that's possible). The Timeless could always go anywhere on the mountain and hold its own in the park. The TMS will own the park better than any other one stick quiver out there.

The only knock I had on this board is the fact that it is more versatile than it used to be (I'm definitely biased towards freeride boards) and I preferred the stiffer Timeless. But that's a personal preference, and to be honest, I don't think the TMS cares one bit. It still is the bar against which any other "All mountain, versatile" boards must be measured, and most come up wanting.

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