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Awesome! Thanks Kipp. Say hi to Dickie for us.

So sad. Thinking about Jerry and the kids. We had such a great time riding with him and still talk about our day at Sun Valley with Jerry as our guide.

Just realized that Gdboytyler also has a review of the 162 Furberg here on BOL under the All Mountain Hardboot Board Reviews.

Furberg is still available. We will be in the June Mountain area for a couple of months starting in a week if any CA riders want to check this board out.

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162 Furberg solid, first generation - $150 + shipping. Good condition. Mostly a powder and crud board but does very well in mixed conditions. Some moderate rock scrapes on the base. A couple of very small ones go to the white core protector, but not through it. Rails have some minor rock damage, but overall are in very good condition and sharp. No structural damage. This freeride board is rockered with a 16m sidecut. There is a long thread on Splitboard.com about the Furbergs. Let me know if you want more pics. 162 Furberg

Wow Bryan, no kidding. That film crew really should just stop by for a visit with you.

I replied to your PM about my K Plate. Just making sure you received it.

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SG Race ProTeam 175 in excellent condition - SOLD Freecarved only by a lightweight rider, never raced. Base and edges are in excellent shape. Edges are sharp, and the board has never been ground. Awesome board, I love it. I just ride my slalom board a lot at the moment, so this isn't getting enough use.

2013 SG Full Race Pro Team 157 in excellent condition - SOLD 20 partial days by a lightweight rider. Never raced, never ground, full edges left. Edges are sharp, in excellent condition. Almost always ridden with a Kessler Plate. Topsheet has a few marks from K Plate, base has a few very minor blemishes from pebbles. Incredible edgehold, amazing board for an aggressive rider. Larger, detailed pics available. Thanks

160 Prior Khyber splitboard - $350 plus shipping. Not a hardboot board, but seems like a lot of people on the forum are getting into splitting. I ride Dynafit TLT5 AT boots on splits. Very good condition. Normal wear and tear on topsheet. Some scrapes on the base, mostly shallow, no core shots. A little rock rash on the rails, but will not effect performance. Rails just sharpened. A grind and good tune would clean the base and edges nicely, if desired. Awesome, versatile board. Tons of float, quick handling. Comes with Voile hardware, pucks, and sliders. I have a pair of Voile skins I can send. The glue needs to be refreshed soon and they are bit narrow in the nose but should work fine. Large, detailed pics available. Prior says: As our best selling splitboard for many years running, the Khyber Splitboard is back and in top shape. It has a wide nose, generous sidecut, ample taper, and hybrid rocker that together provide excellent float and maneuverability in powder conditions as well as minimizing back leg burn in powder. The Khyber makes riding tight trees and critical sections easier than you’ve ever dreamed possible. The Khyber Splitboard is the ideal board for those stepping in to the backcountry in search of soft snow in the trees or tight terrain. Profile: Hybrid rocker profile provides floatation and predictability in powder and silky smooth transitions from edge-to-edge with excellent edge control. 2-4 mm of traditional camber underfoot provides energy from turn-to-turn. Rider Type: Self propelled backcountry snowboarders who want a quick-turning ride that maximizes their powder experience. Best For: Powder of all kinds - from tight trees to chutes, pillow lines and open bowls.

Thanks for the offer, I am going to pass.

Sweet! Gorgeous day. We're back in stormy Oregon now, missing carving but loving the new pup.

This board was purchased new by me in February of 07. It has about 20 days on it as I only ride it when it is deep. I am pretty sure that tpalka has a review and video of him riding this model from a few years ago.

Late season bump for an awesome powder board!

Mick! Where were you today? We just kept looking for the snakeskin topsheet. It is just not the same without you at the front of the line and there wasn't anyone to visit with while sitting in the sun after riding. They finally groomed Wildcat Bowl. I love that run. We saw a hardbooter riding the Porky's lift but never hooked up. We are off on Wednesday. See you next year at Basin and maybe we will even see Trish if you two come to Powder for the weekends.

From Prior: The Pow-stick, Prior’s swallowtail, is the undisputed king of big mountain directional powder boards. The behavior and performance of this rocket ship is the result of years of research and development and can be attributed to the nose shape/profile that allows for effortless floatation and the swallowtail that allows for a more natural stance in the powder without the dreaded back leg burn. Away from the powder the Pow-stick provides amazing edge hold and ride on the groomers…and gets many looks in the lift line. The Prior Pow-Stick is in a class of its own, it has set the standard by which all big mountain powder boards strive to attain.

176 Prior Pow Stick - SOLD! Great condition. Topsheet is beautiful, with only normal, minor blemishes. Base has only very minor scratches (see detail photo - bottom left. That is pretty much its full length) and has never been ground. Some rail damage from rocks (see photo for the only photographable section) - most would come out with sharpening. Fantastic deep days board which carves very well on soft groomers. Turns amazingly tight when you want it to. Detailed pics and more info available. Thanks.

Board is sold. Thank you.

Price drop to $500 and more pictures of an awesome, hardly ridden, Coiler softy carver!

Funny, I bet your 28 mondo soft boots are too big for this board.

I had a pair of Voile Mountain Plates. I do not trust them. Beyond the Burton, if you can find them in good condition, F2 bindings used 5.5mil bails until a couple of years ago (now they are 5.9mil). That is what we use on our Voile sliders for TLT5s. The toe and heel blocks will mount directly into the existing holes on the Voile slider. You will probably need boots that are 28 mondo or smaller for either the F2 or Burton blocks to work.

I had Bruce build this board for a friend based on one that had built for me. It is the same board, slightly stiffened. My friend is a less aggressive carver and liked the softer flex of my board better, so we traded. I know the history well. It has hardly been ridden, it has not been tuned and has never been ground.