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Getting on the chair with 2 softbooters, I get asked... "How do you like the Nordic board?" Took me a second to figure out to respond to that one. At first I just chuckled.

My 8 year old Nirvana on the left and... brand new Contra on the right! 185 x 22 x 12.5m Can't wait to ride it! But that won't be happening this weekend with all the snow we've got hitting Oregon right now!

Anybody seen this? One of the photos in rotation on the Beech Mountain Resort homepage features a Donek carving board!

The Ride Insano is a good option for those with wider feet.

Does anyone know if Bomber will be reopening the store and selling off old stock?

I've experience a similar baseplate failure before. Mine sheared near the heel like your's did. FYI, I only use the long baseplates now. They are beefier around the toe and heel due to being longer overall and wider in the toe and heel areas. The long baseplates are somewhat of a secret item. They were never available on the website store. Only available by request. I don't know if they have any in stock or are still making them at this point. +1 for long baseplates! Jim, please keep making them for us big guys!!!

I would recommend Dominator Momentium paste wax. It works very well for warm, sticky conditions. http://www.dominatorwax.com/products/momentium-warm

Are there plans to make an E size shell? I'd be interested. Sounds like a great project.

I've got some used Ride Insano boots that are a size 13. They fit large and the liners are a bit packed out. I would think they will fit a 14.

Mt Bachelor in Oregon will be open until May 29th.

How long and how wide is this board?

Beckman drops the knowledge once again. Thanks.

Mike, you're famous... there's a couple pics of you in this Oregonian piece on the new chairlift. http://www.oregonlive.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2016/04/righteous_bro_mt_bachelor_is_g.html

Mt. Bachelor is still going strong with almost 100 inches at the base.

A skier that I often run into and ride with on my carving board saw me one day on an all mountain board in softboots. He said "That's not your regular board."