Impression of the graphic:
See-through top-sheet with bamboo underneath. Generally inspired by China. Not revolutionary, but cool.
Can remind of:
Not a lot to compare it with ,but perhaps Burton Custom.
How stiff is it:
Medium +
How is the side-cut:
Progressive side-cut which enables you to easily pop out of turns.
How is the pop:
Very lively. Full response.
How is the board on park-jumps:
Coda is a good board for drifting and a fun park board if you know what you are doing. It's best to pop ollies out of a park jump.
How is the board on rails:
Average. It's not a rail-specific board.
How is the board in powder:
Our tester feel that this is what the board is made for. In other words; it's great.
Best suited for:
Freeride, but it is probably also a good pipe board.
Best feature:
The pop in the side-cut. You can utilise the pop to the fullest with the board's side-cut.
Worst feature:
The board is "only" 155 cm long. It wasn't perfectly suited for the tester.
Technical specifications from the producer:
Production country:
Austria
Board length:
155 cm
Directional or twin tip:
Directional
Sidecut radius
8.5, 7.6, 8.5 m
Width nose:
29.7 cm
Width waist:
25.0 cm
Width tail:
29.5 cm
Recommended stance:
45-50 cm
Max stance:
64 cm
Flexibility:
Medium
Recommended shoe size:
Not much more than 46
Recommended bindings:
Union Force
Recommended boots:
Celcius Boots
Previous Tacky board test articles:
Allian Damage 156
Tacky Snowboard Test 08/09
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