Good lord . <| sep |> If Nintendo had actually marketed the thing beyond making a youtube video , the NES Classic would be at Tickle Me Elmotier of consumer panic and scalping this holiday season . Don ' t you mean Hatchimalstier ? That shit is flying off the shelves too . But seriously , I don ' t know how Nintendo could make such an error . It baffles me . I took one PR class in college and I could have created a better marketing strategy . <| sep |> First , something about me I ' ve been riding for 16 years , getting 2030 snow days a year on average so i ' d say i am an slightly higher then an intermediate rider . I love riding pow , i like riding through threes i also like going fast . When i go to the park its mostly for the jumps , i ' m not in to rails or boxes . The issue with me is that i have relatively big feet 46 euro , 11 uk , 11 . 5 or 12 us and my weight varies like a lotfrom 93 kg to 124 kg in one year and back . Right now i weigh 110 k but i ' m drooping fast . My height is 181 cm . For the past 6 years i ' ve been riding a 161 cm Burton Bullet Wide with Cartel bindings . I live in a country where snowboarding gear is quite expensive relative to the standards of life so can ' t afford to changeupgrade gear very often . I have never had issues riding the Bullet with 124 kg or with 93 kg even though my weight is not recommended according to the manufacturer specs , except when riding switch , it kinda sucked with the Bullet but i felt that was because the board is not a true twin . With all that said , i want to invest in a new gear and money is not an issue right now but i want my investment to be smart . I guess i ' m looking for an all mountain , true twin , playful board that can also handle uneven terrain . So , can you guys recommend some boards for me ? And does anyone else have a similar experience with regular weight lossgain and how it effects a board if you ride it heavier then the manufacturer recommendations . Thanks a bunch !