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I've got a pair of Raichle SB314's with Intec heels size 29.0. Boots and heels have never been used. Picture is in for sale section. $225.00 plus shipping.

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$225.00 plus shipping.

Non-moldable - sorry

Never been used. $225.00 + shipping

How about "The Top One Percent".

Negative wind chill and snowing like mad currently

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These have sold, sorry. My laptop is dying so haven't been checking the site. Will have a size 29 Raichle going for sale soon.

Special Holiday Offer View Online As our gift to enjoy incredible conditions this winter, Mt. Bachelor is offering a special $99 3-of-5 day lift ticket valid any day, all season long - including Holidays! Supplies are limited and won't last long! This offer is only available online beginning Friday, 12/9

Sometimes I just start yelling, "Oww! My Tail! My Tail! And then I jump around on one foot while shaking the tail of my board.

I've got Deeluxe Lemans 27.0, thermo liners have been moulded 2X. No footbeds included. $100.00 + shipping

Ski for Schools, 11-28 thru 12-2, $25.00 tickets only available at local shops.

November 12-13, 4 packs for $169.00.

I've got 27's with thermo liners or I can throw in brand new 27 non-thermo liners. I don't know if 26.5 to 27 will be too much wiggle room.

Price has dropped.

Pending, but I have another pair of 27.0 still for sale.

I've got 27 boots, 295 shell length.

Raichle 324 27.0, thermo liners moulded twice. Newer Bomber toe and heel pads. Usual scuffs and scratches. No footbeds. $125.00 + shipping

Deeluxe Le Mans 27.0, thermo liners molded twice. Usual scuffs and scratches. No footbeds. $125.00 + shipping SOLD

Deeluxe liners 27.0, never used. Non-moldable. $30.00 + shipping

If you are planning a lot of backcountry or deep snow riding, step ins can be problematic. It can be hard to engage the pins when you are on anything but a level surface. With standard toe bails you can sit on a steeper slope and clip in.

Screw the turns, I want to work on top to bottom straightlining...and spilling on myself less.

I've had this happen, usually with older boots. You can get rubber caps at a hardware store and glue them on, or plastidip the screw ends. Also you only need them set tight enough so you can get your fingertips underneath with gloves on, too tight will dent the boots.

Bingo! It's funny that this post resurfaced this week, just two days ago I was asked if I'd mind teaching in softies this season. My response was, I'm buying skis and getting certified to instruct skiing. When AASI formed I reached level 2 in hardboots and was never discouraged from going for my level 3. I ended up not teaching for about 8 years, and had to retest for my level 1 last year. It was made quite clear to me last season that although I am accepted, there is no way that I could ever hope to pass a level 3 with hardboots and a forward stance. Funny that the Y model is still taught to instructors, but not supported.