I have nothing but praise for the KJLite. It was my firs board and and it did a good job of "breaking my cherry" so to speak, but once I figured out how to make the board do my bidding, it bacame an extension of my own anatomy. By the end of my first weekend on this board i was killing black runs with ease. The flex is pretty good campared to some of the other rides I saw on the slopes, which makes for forgiveness when you don't land a trick just right. The flex is also the only drawback to this board. On rough ice, if you are carrying any kind of speed, it's like trying to ride a bull on crack. Overall, the board is responsive. You can whip in and out of turns easily, and it's light weight, so getting it into the air is not a problem. I rode it on a variety of snow conditions and only the rough ice gave any kind of problem. I would recomend this board to anyone who is a quick learner, wants to get right into the really sick tricks, and want's to have $$$ left in their pockets after buying it that they can still afford a lift ticket.

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