Pat Donnelly

https://www.amazon.com/Zehui-Snowboard-Scratch-Resistant-Monoboard-Protective/dp/B07JG5FCNW/ref=sr_1_11?dchild=1&keywords=snowboard%2Bsleeve&qid=1582232090&s=sporting-goods&sr=1-11&th=1 This company out of Loveland needs to make longer sleeves for Alpine boards https://www.racksleeve.com/ Loveland, CO, USA EMAIL: info@racksleeve.com same day response from Racksleeve: Thanks Patrick! I’m working on some product improvements for the 2020 production run and will explore making an XLong to solve for our alpine board brethren. -Brent-

Check out the video of the lines @ VAIL on Sat, Feb 8, 2020 https://www.theinertia.com/mountain/video-of-vail-colorado-lift-lines-bring-the-insanity-into-focus/

Intec compatible parts. Stainless M5 bolts 92290A242 https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/126/3303 Be careful with the M5 bolts as it is easy to overtighten as compared to a phillips head screw. Just snug them up then check after the first day of riding. I put a wrap of pipe (teflon) tape on the bolt threads for added security and ease of extraction. Stainless T-Nuts 98965A210 https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/126/3509 Resource http://www.alpinecarving.com/parts.html

Hey Mario, sorry to read of your injury. Do heed the Dr’s warnings about time to recover. I was told to allow 6 weeks for healing when I fractured a rib. Doc said the concern if not allowing enough time could risk a punctured lung.

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What you describing sounds like Nordica SBH alpine boots from the 90’s. You might post in The “Wanted” section. Also try the search function in this forum.

Driving to CO or flying? I-70 westbound out of Denver on Saturday a.m. or eastbound on any Sunday p.m. could be a concern.

Clear Cut Stomp Pad by "Test-Pilot" - have these on a few boards. Makes it easy when traveling. https://testpilotmn.com/products/clear-cut-stomp-pad?_pos=1&_sid=f36e71b58&_ss=r

https://www.wuft.org/blog/2019/11/26/the-plastics-problem-pbs-newshour-presents-wednesday-at-10-p-m/

https://youtu.be/NCU86FnBQEY

If using stainless metric head bolts in the heel, be careful not to over tighten. Check for tightness after your first day or two of riding just to be sure. Here's a bunch more replies from 2015

From https://upzboots.com/faqs/#1454489871934-b7f58d4d-f7b2 "UPZ Flo Liners can be molded using 2 methods: Self-Mold – this means that the flo in the liner will mold to your foot just by riding in the boots. After a day on the slope the flo will mold to your foot shape. Custom Heat Mold – this means that the inside portion of the flo liner can be heated using a system like Salomon Heat Sticks. NB: UPZ Flo Liners must not be placed in an oven at anytime. The outside material of the liner is not made for direct heat from any type of oven. A heat stick system is the only correct type of heating."

This may help . . . http://forums.alpinesnowboarder.com/topic/46928-i-have-a-very-stuck-screw-on-my-fintec-heel-suggestions/?tab=comments#comment-477841

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