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Atomic Alibi vs. Exeter vs. Hatchet?
Ok, so i’m going to buy a new board as soon as i can decide!!!!!! Lol
I’m 6’3″ 185lbs, and have a size 11.5 boot.
I’m trying to decide between the atomic alibi, exeter, or hatchet. All of these boards look decent. however, i am concerned about having any toe drag.Let me know your opinions on these boards, or comparable boards.
Please pointless “atomic sucks!” comments, cause that doesn’t help at all.
Thanks much!
I’ve had great experience with the Atomic Hatchet. I can’t comment on the other two boards but the hatchet is a great board if you are on a low budget and want a board that can do almost everything.
From what I’m looking at on their site, the Exeter is an all mountain board with a decent waist width for your boot size. The hatchet you may have to get the wide but you would have to try it to see for yourself as you are on the bridge between a wide board and not. The hatchet is more freestyle oriented then the Exeter although it is still classified as all mountain freestyle. The Alibi is an all mountain freestyle board that is great everywhere. You may also want to consider the alibi in a wide as well.
So from what I’ve read, I would suggest the Hatchet (look into the wide version as well) for more freestyle and the alibi for more freeride (look into the wide as well).
Good luck and I hope I helped.
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