I bought this board at Sport Mart. Yes, I actually went looking for a board at Sport Mart. Let me explain. I ride Options but to make a long story short I cracked my old freestyle board and I needed something to hit the jibs with my friends the next day (I live in SoCal.) So, I needed something short and light with good flex. When I finally got home most stores were closing but Sport Mart was open. I bought the LTD 151 for $150 just hoping it wouldn't suck too bad. It didn't suck at all. I am big for the board but for me it has good flex, just the right amount of stiffness to hold up in some choppy stuff, but not too choppy and enough flex to get some nice nosepress action. I tried to actually destroy this board on the jibs because I was getting hooked up with an M3 anyway. It held up. This board is so easy to flip around. I give it an "A+" for jibs. On jumps, its really easy to spin and provides for a pretty stable landing "B". The pop is ok but not impressive "B-". Does well in the pipe "A-". Like I said I didn't expect much from this board but it ripped when it came down to it. I might get another one just in case it lacks long term durability but the six days when I rode it a tried to destroy that little board and nothing but a few base scars. This is an unbiased opinion, not from a pro but some one who rides like a riot. If you like freeriding don't buy this board unless your 5'2 110 pounds but if you want to destroy those rails, lunch tables, fun boxes, and pretty good sized kickers you will have fun on this board. Don't get too crazy on the big jumps unless you got an Option as your platform. Bla, bla, yack, yack, yack...etc LATE.

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