If a snowboard says its wide does it get less wide the shorter it gets or does it stay the same width ?

the width os a snowboard
Answer:

why is the world so full of idiots? these people didnt even answer the question.. typically a board gets narrower in smaller lengths, dpends though, you have to check it OUT MAN!

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wow.... there are horrible answers here. madan dude is right. what he said.

pdx_girl

Wide boards are for people who have foot sizes that are to big for a regular board. Which means you would have to be really tall. Honestly I don't even think there are shorter boards in wide.

rushlimbo

i think it stays the same width but it depends how much shorter you get it

shakeandbake987654321

Shorter the faster you go.. Wide is for the starters

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