Today, once again, I ventured up to Winter Park to make some turns with Dave and Paul.  The weather ended up being pretty much perfect, and as much Bluebird as it could get.  I decided to take out the Titan TX and the Flow NXT-FRX bindings today.  I wanted to get more riding time in on the Titan, even though Never Summer discontinued it (more over morphed it into the Raptor X) I wanted to do a follow-up on the review I did earlier last year.

I’ll be posting some follow-up reviews on some boards shortly, as well as finally laying down the review on the Skunk Ape.   Sunday was a good day of shredding, but I ended up calling it quits early.  My 32 Lashed boots were a bit uncomfortable when used with the Flow NXT FRX bindings.  The FRX bindings are insanely stiff bindings 5 out of 5 on the stiffness scale, but they compliment the Titan-TX so damn well.   The Titan is one of those boards I love to come back to and ride.  When you first get back on a camber board after riding rocker&camber, it feels a bit weird, but once you start charging down the mountain, you remember the feeling all too well.   I love the way the Titan TX instills this feeling of nothing can stop you when you’re making turns on it.  It’s a stupidly fast board, and the edge response is the best I’ve seen on an all mountain board up to this point.  I like to tell people, that Titan will ride you unless you actually ride it!  It’s such a true statement, as the Titan is such an aggressive board, but oh so much fun.   I’ll be taking it up again this season a few more times, to get some more turns on it.  Next season I plan on picking up the Never Summer Raptor X and shredding on it.

All in all, a solid day, with several big runs down the mountain, fast, and furious style, in some Pow, through some trees and even over some ice literally.