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What is the difference between true twin shaped snowboards and directional shaped snowboards?

Is there a big difference from the way snowboards were made ten years ago to how they are made now?

  • How does the difference, if any effect the overall boarding experience/

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    boarding technology has come a very long way. my sister uses to have a 10 year old board. it was a laminated wood core witch made is very stiff and very heavy, not much flex but could take a lot of abuse. now we uses composite materials like carbon fibers and fiber glass, making them lighter and more flexible.

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Ummm, yeah. You can compare it to the way technology has changed for consumer goods like computers and phones. If you went back to october 2001 and showed anyone a macbook air or iphone 4, they would burn you for being a witch. Same thing with snowboarding, if you were to go back and show someone boards with reverse camber, bindings made of composite materials, ud get a literal head blowing up reaction.

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I...I...I don't even know where to start.

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go on to the burton website and look at some of the tech in there boards. that **** wasn't around even 5 years ago (maybe some) but now burton is starting a new way for bindings called the channel and it gives you complete control over your bindinghttp://www.burton.com/mens-boards-custom-flying-v-snowboard/252290,default,pd.html?start=1&cgid=mens-boards&srule=best-sellers

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