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Old     (hyule)      Join Date: Nov 2006       03-10-2009, 6:52 AM Reply   
Any experts out there willing to discuss the pros and cons of variable edge. I know LF has used this for years on many of their boards. I recently purchased an LF Shane 08 and expected the variable edge to be more profound like the one on the old LF Team. In my opinion, I see this feature as a significant one, it makes butters much easier, makes the board more forgiving and gives it a very fun, surfy, natural feel.

Looking at some new boards like the Obrian Natural, the variable edge is huge! It makes me jealous. But, are there downsides to it (e.g. slower, less pop, less edge hold, etc.). Alot of boards dont use it at all, and for me its a huge barrier to purchasing, is this legit?

Also, any info on what boards have profound variable edge designs? Like what are some LF boards that have the biggest variable?

 
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