Salomon Riot Review And Buying Advice
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| Riding Style | All Mountain |
| Riding Level | Intermediate - Expert |
| Fits Boot size (US) | 8-10, 10-12 |
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| Shape | True Twin |
| Camber Profile | Flat |
| Stance | Centered |
| Approx. Weight | Feels Normal |
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Salomon Riot 2012 - 2010 Review by The Good Ride
The Salomon Riot is a go anywhere do anything all conditions board at a reasonable price.
The rubber they added to the rails softened the flex a bit and made the board more damp. We preferred many other hybrid shapes and models to this but for some it could be good.
Flat camber is more prevalent these days. Some hate it and others love it. It’s very stable like camber and good at speed.
It lacks pop (we don’t care what they say in the description) when you engage into a carve. There is a lifeless feel.
If you like laying into an aggressive carve it will do ok but something is missing towards the end of the carve. It does snap well off the tail for an Ollie.
It doesn’t have an effortless float in powder like many alternative shapes but it does plane very well when it comes to riding to camber. This is a common problem with all flat camber boards.
All in all the Riot has some strengths and weaknesses.
In 2012 not much has changed with the exception of a few minor refinements.
For 2011 the Riot got rid of the camber shape and added flat camber which really changed the ride.
In 2010 this was a camber twin that made for a pretty decent $400 freestyle ride.
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