SKKor19

I am new to the sport of alpine riding. Currently I own a Volkl RennTiger 168GS, and am looking into a set of Burton Race Plates. I have been advised from more than one rider to purchase strict alpine hardboots versus traditional ski boots. If anyone has Mondo or any type of alpine boots around size 27, give or take a half size for a cheap or reasonable price, please get back to me. You can also call my cell at 315-408-6024. Thanks a lot for the help and I look foward to speaking with potential sellers. --Kyle

very intersted, email sent, please send pics

I appreciate all of the honest feedback from everyone. I am taking what everyone says into consideration. Although, just to be fair, I am at least going to pick up the bindings on my way back home cause I told the seller I would. Can anyone also tell me if you were starting out alpine riding, if certain ski boots with a softer flex could suffice in place of alpine hardboots??? And OldSnowboards- you were pretty close- I'm 20

Whatever you guys could do for me would be most appreciated. I don't know much about bindings yet and I just purchased a Volkl RennTiger 168GS bare. So whatever disks you have that could replace the ones on the burton bindings making them compatible with my board I would be interested in taking a look at. Thanks for the help guys.

I'll be dropping by the area on June 30th so I can grab directions later in the week. BTW- do the bindings only fit Burton alpine boards??

I can even pick them up instead of having them shipped cause I go through Albany every other weekend...my next trip home from Boston will be for 4th of July weekend, so I can swing by then

I'll take em, and send you an email later...new board and no bindings...this will be great

email sent.

fair- but if payment does not go through, or there are any second thoughts, please let me know via info above. thanks.

how much you want for the bindings?? If not sold, please get back to me...I bought a volkl renntiger 168GS at the end of the season and I've been looking for trenchdiggers for it. Name is Kyle at 315-408-6024 and kormansk@clarkson.edu

Seriously interested in this board, please consider me first on your list of potential buyers. Price sounds fair, please email kormansk@clarkson.edu to talk about the transaction.

that's fine. i'm going to be gone today to whiteface and gore mountain for a couple days and won't be back until xmas eve. i guess if you could just send all the specs and what type of rider this board is particularly for that would be great. i also noticed that the board is in CA and i looked up shipping fees which would be pretty high. would your friend be willing to take 100$ for the board? email me what you can and hopefully we can square away the deal when ur friend gets back. thanks again.

Board looks to be in pretty good shape. The price of $150 sounds pretty fair but if you were willing to come down a little bit since i still have to purchase plates and boots elsewhere and pay shipping fees that would be awesome. of all the boards i've seen i think i'm ready to purchase yours. before we settle the agreement tho can we have an online chat re: the specific details and specs of the board because i'm relatively new to the alpine riding sport. my aim sn is shaggydaddy19 or you can drop me another email re: specs, details etc. and hopefully finalize the transaction. mainly i'm just concerned about how it will handle at high speeds, through rough and choppy terrain, and over icy patches. thanks.

I would really like to see some pics of the Nidecker Tornado GS model. Very interested buyer for the price but i would like to see some specific specs and details of the board. also, any dings or scratches i would like to see. thank you and you can email the pics to kormansk@clarkson.edu and hopefully we can figure something out

I would love to see some pics of this board and a possible price you're looking for. as for me, i can't spend very much since its so close to christmas and i'm a new rider but looking to race. thank you very much and you can email me back at kormansk@clarkson.edu. very interested in this ride.

It sounds like this is the type of board i am definately looking for. i have a need for speed but can't spend a whole lot of money since its my first alpine board. if there's any way i can see some pics that would be great and most likely we can negotiate a reasonable price. thanks for the reply.

Very much in need of a trial racing alpine board. preferrably between 167 and 178 with a large sidecut radius. looking to race gs. any boards with reasonable price i am willing to pay. have a love for snowboarding and a love for racing and now i need to put the 2 together. please let me know if anyone has anything, including bindings and hardboots!

Seriously considering buying this board. Price sounds fair. New alpine rider in need of a "testing board." Email is kormansk@clarkson.edu. Please write soon to square away the deal.

How much are you asking for both board and bindings, and then for each? Very interested.