Yes. Great Dudes of History (G.D.O.H) Rocker Snowboard 2011

Comments about Yes. Great Dudes of History (G.D.O.H) Rocker Snowboard 2011:

My first impression (right outta the box)

Yes. describes the board as having their "camrock" technology where camber can be found between the bindings and rocker tip and tail. However, it was more flat between the bindings and then rocker. (At least the one I received)

It also has serrated edges when you look at it closely. Yes. refers to this as their ultimate grip tech. It's not like magnetraction though where there are seven points of contact but its suppose to help a lot with icy conditions.

Got a lot of flex, lightweight and asymmetrical cut, true twin and oh so glossy top sheet.

Performance:

The board is so soft...buttering was no big deal. So easy!
The ride going down was very stable. I didnt feel I was ever going to lose control. It's very stable in landings as well (20ft'rs).
As for the serrated edges, don't really have anything to say. I didnt ride in icy conditions.
This thing just floats on powder. And carving with this thing is no joke. Especially the heel side. Very easy to turn.

Comments about Yes. Great Dudes of History (G.D.O.H) Rocker Snowboard 2011:

I ride in all sorts of conditions. Been riding for 9 years. You name it, I ride it. I purchased this board new for this season. I have 3 other boards (to name drop a few...GNU Park Pickle, NS SL and a Rome Artifact) that I beat on. Because of the serrated edge, this board handles like a park pickle and turns on a dime, BUT with the stability of a cambered board bombing down the slopes. It's light and poppy just like my Artifact. This is a very balanced board that I would recommend to anyone looking for another good brand to try out.

I found out about this board through a friend. Told me I should take a look at it and try it out. He had ridden a model from the previous year and said good things about it. Found it for a very very good price and couldn't resist.

By the way my stats are:
5'11" M
168lbs
Sz. 11 Boots
I ride 156-160 boards.

Comments about Yes. Great Dudes of History (G.D.O.H) Rocker Snowboard 2011:

This board was a ton of fun all over the mountain. I usually ride around a 155cm board but I went a little bigger this time with a 159cm (hoping that we would get a lot of powder days). Although we didn't have too many powder days this year the board was still a blast. The Asymmetrical side cut and cam/rock make the board easy to ride and really versatile.