CWB - Good or Bad??

[Scottie]

I just bought a CWB Inferno 141 - I'm just wondering if this is a good board or not? Or what is it good for - Beginnner? Advanced? Both? Any info on this board or what i need would be great...

[aura121002]

I just started and I have the same board, it seems very fast, but I have nothing to compare to. I am a heavy rider and it took a few weekends to figure out how to get up, but once I did the board felt very stable.

I have read both, the board is for beginner - intermit and I have read from intermit - advance. I am a beginner and I do ok on mine, and
so do all my friends that try it to.

Hope this helps,
SR

[madrider]

check the page of cwb (http://www.cwbwakeboards.com/cwb.html) and there you can saw if what kind of board you have and if it is for begginer intermadate or advance, adn ytou could find some cool videos

[Outdriver311]

Currently, I ride a CWB Area 51 135cm and I love it, except that tracking sucks. It's pretty light and has tremendous pop. I've ridden a Blindside Sequence, and that had no pop, poor tracking, and a rediculous rocker to it. The other day, I rode my cousin's Hyperlite Belmont and absolutely loved it. I'm thinking of picking one up. As for CWB being good or bad, I think they're great, and they cater to all sorts of riders (the Area 51 is a good beginner-intermediate board; it's wide and is round-tipped). It all depends on how you want your ride to be; if you feel comfortable on your Inferno, stick with it.

[snwboarder]

I have the same board and before i bought it i rode a number of other boards and found that it was the best in its price range for my size. i wouldn't trade it for ne other board out there

[Grace]

yeah that board totally rocks