Pat Donnelly
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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/
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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
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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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."
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Sales Close: February 28, 2020 or when cards are sold out.
Blackout Dates: December 21, 2019 - January 1, 2020.
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I have RC8's size 27.0/27.5 orange
make an offer . . . Bread and breakfast
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Sorry, I was looking to sell the boots complete.
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I have a set of size 27.0/27.5 UPZ ATB boots with red tongues if you are interested?
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Bontex insole shims can help take up some volume after your liners begin to pack out
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With two boards, I have been able to mount two sets of bindings on the top board. You may only be able to use one screw per binding but this will work for travel.
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Center disc cover as well?
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Strap or somehow bind them together. I use 4 Velcro strips to secure multiple boards in a Sportube.
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I have a Coiler AMT-XT P-Tex top built for 210 lbs.
will post up further details in the a.m.
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Try wearing your boots at home for a half hour to see if this could be a circulation problem. When I tried this, my feet were starting to go numb in deluxe boots with a thermo liners. Remolding using the next clasp (tighter) helped.
The next season, my feet became happier in UPZ's with Palau liners and Hotronic heaters for sub-zero f riding.
board sleeve
in Want to Buy
Posted · Edited by 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.
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