Roxy Inspire Review And Buying Advice
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Instagram| Riding Style | All Mountain Freestyle |
| Riding Level | Beginner |
| Fits Boot size (US) | Women's |
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| Shape | True Twin |
| Camber Profile | Continuous Rocker |
| Stance | Centered |
| Approx. Weight | Feels Normal |
| Split | No |
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Roxy Inspire 2014 - 2011 Review by The Good Ride
The 2014 Roxy Inspire added BTX and for the first time, it now has Magnetraction making it a much better board for the price range. You now have a solid grip and an easy forgiving ride making this a much better board. I only recommend going for the 2014 board and not the years without BTX. This is a great choice for the entry level rider on a budget that rides in hard to icy conditions.
Ethics Statement: We don’t get paid by the manufacturer to write these reviews. We do make money from the “Where To Buy” links, but this is our best attempt at an honest and objective review from an average riders’ perspective.
The 2013 and below Roxy Inspire decent beginner park board but it’s missing Magnetraction. That seems like a sandwich without bread and it puts this board in the same category as every other average rocker snowboard. If you are looking to learn in only good conditions then this is better than renting. If you are serious about learning to snowboard then spend the extra money to get the Roxy Ally or Gnu B-Nice. Here is how it use to ride.
On Snow Feel
Loose
Powder
Good
Turn Initiation
Very Easy
Speed
Average
Uneven Terrain
Great
Edge Hold
Mostly Soft
Flex
Medium/Soft
Carving
Average
Switch
Excellent
Jibbing
Great
Pipe
Average
Jumps
Good
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