Unfortunately UPZ and my feet are not compatable...
If you need to walk, hike, scramble, or climb at all these are awesome.
Never off the carpet
They were a bit challenging to obtain
$100 shipped to the USA
@Tddragon
James Bond quiver killer of two...
What else could you possibly "need"?
"Want" maybe...
Perhaps a personal stealth drone for pick-up and drop-off
To beat a dead horse?
No experience receiving payment, however...
I just completed a Transferwise with i-carve and it was the simplest overseas transaction I have done
Ivan offered me an "invitation" link
I was able to use a credit card
Transfer completed by end of day/overnight for the exchange rate I suppose
Fees were much lower than PayPal
Board arrived in 3 days from Slovenia miraculously
Not much experience with Canadian transactions
I just sent a PayPal to UPZ and that was easy
I was going to ask you if you had discussed the Slice and Dice secret sauce with Bruce
I can't imagine riding something so short, while attempting to keep an open mind...
Gotta go to know
I am fully covered on the powder end of the spectrum
35 years at Snowbird...
Looking for a modern board for after the leftovers are gone...
Maybe the MD signature model
Have you tested a Kessler Ride?
Any comparison?
Assuming your BXFR is significantly stiffer
Thanks
Aloha Martin
Outstanding presentation once again
You have certainly set a high bar
Do you have an entry at Sundance this year?
I have a gaping hole in my quiver at my new "home mountain" not in Utah
I need an all-mountain battle axe for less soft days
The BXFR has been one of the few boards I have been considering
Did you design with any intention of riding off-piste?
Have you ridden BXFR off-piste in variable conditions worth riding?
Is there something inherent in the design that simply rules that out?
I need to broaden my horizons on firmer days more often
I prefer a wider board for stance preference
Thanks