Flow Venus Review And Buying Advice
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Instagram| Overall Rating | It´s OK |
| Riding Style | All Mountain |
| Riding Level | Beginner - Intermediate |
| Fits Boot size (US) | Women's |
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| Shape | Directional |
| Camber Profile | Hybrid Rocker |
| Stance | Setback -12.5mm |
| Approx. Weight | Feels Normal |
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Flow Venus 2013 - 2010 Review by The Good Ride
A fairly good beginner board for the price. Although the Venus isn’t a top of the line board it still is one of the better choices for a beginner board out there. The addition of hybrid rocker shape in makes for a very forgiving catch free ride. It’s not alot of continuous rocker like some boards. It’s got a lot more flat between the feet that makes it a little more stable but still catch free which is good for entry level riders. The Venus can take you a little past the intermediate level in the park but you will need a better snowboard to tackle the rest of the mountain. All in all the Flow Venus is a nice low-cost rocker surprise in the entry level snowboard category that can take you a little past the beginner stage. For 2013 the EZ rocker tech has changed a bit to add a little camber after the bindings to make it a hybrid rocker board. It’s still as loose and catch-free as the 2012 but the feel and all around the ride is a little more balanced.
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