Roxy Ally Review, User Reviews & Buyers Guide

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Riding Style	Freestyle
Riding Level	Beginner - Advanced
Fits Boot size (US)	Women's
Manufactured in	USA by Mervin
Shape	True Twin
Camber Profile	Continuous Rocker
Stance	Centered
Approx. Weight	Feels Normal
Split	No

Powder Average
Base Glide
Carving Poor
Speed Average
Uneven Terrain Great
Switch Great
Jumps Good
Jibbing Good
Pipe Good

On Snow Feel	Loose
Turn Initiation	Fast
Skidded Turns	Easy

Flex	Medium/Soft
Buttering	Easy
Edge Hold	Icy Snow

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Roxy Ally 2014 - 2010 Review by The Good Ride

The Roxy Ally is a great Beginner to Intermediate all mountain freestyle board that is very similar to the Gnu B Nice BTX. Roxy/Quicksilver owns Mervin (lib-tech & Gnu) so it is no surprise that the boards are so similar. This is very easy to turn and forgiving board that will help you get better at almost any level. 06-07 Good Wood Award Winner! 2011 Good Wood Award Winner.

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It is also very friendly in powder for a twin. This is a big bonus for beginner/intermediate riders. The only issue is the rocker shape isn’t fun when it comes to making a hard turn or carve and it’s also not great flat basing on harder snow days because it’s pretty loose between the feet. However, the loose feeling saves you from catching an edge so it’s a toss-up. It’s also great for a Twin with a centered stance in powder. We all remember that first time we had to walk out of the flats in waist-deep pow……ahye! It still sucks thinking about it! The Roxy Ally hasn’t changed much. It’s still pretty much the same board everyone liked over the years. This board will really help you discover almost every aspect of the park but if you are looking for something to learn mostly mountain riding you should probably look elsewhere.