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Underground FLX 132 07 vs 06

Created by ascole ascole  > 9 months ago, 21 Sep 2008
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ascole
ascole

QLD

107 posts

21 Sep 2008 9:13pm
This is going back a bit, but can anyone who has ridden both of these boards give me a rundown on the difference in ride between these boards....

The 06 (red pirhanas) had the double concave with a foam core and the 07 (dark blue board art) changed to wood core.

Any comments would be appreciated.

Adrenalin Rush
Adrenalin Rush

QLD

876 posts

22 Sep 2008 8:47am
Go the 07 as we had a couple of the 06 boards snap. No 07 boards have done this as yet. Guess the wood core stands up to more punishment, and has a natural flex pattern.
ascole
ascole

QLD

107 posts

22 Sep 2008 11:06am
I know of at least one 07 board that has snapped. Underground did replace it under warranty though---they're sweet dudes over there!

I have heard that the 06's had better pop than the 07's.....any truth to that?

Kitepower Australia
24 Sep 2008 9:32am
What Joe said and no the 07 and now the 08 boards have much better pop than the foam boards.
All the top boards in all brands are wood core, its better for pop and performance, much, much stronger too.

Cya and

Goodwinds

Steve
meerkat
meerkat

WA

644 posts

24 Sep 2008 3:37pm
snapped a 06 board and received a wood core replacement in a "deal". Top blokes.

06 for me doesn't handle the chop as well and is slightly more bumpy.

07 is smoother and has more feel it(probably why you get better pop?). Its well worth (IMO) buying a 07(or 08 if you have the cash) over an 06.

oh yeah, footpads are way more comfy.
ianmac
ianmac

WA

267 posts

25 Sep 2008 8:43am
I recently bought an 07 from my mate, which I thought was pretty good but upgraded to the 08, the 07 has a littel more spray coming off it but not a big deal really. I found the 08 has excellent wave handling characteristics, and the foot pads are by far the most comfy I have used.
i have got an 07 for sale need to recover from the financial trauma of buying a new board
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