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the deeluxe liner reads M27.0, UK8, EU42.0, US9 on the black shell it reads 295 mm. again, these are not my boots. in addition, these may be in plastic, but they are not new. they are slightly scratched around the lower foot, but the base of these boots is fine, not worn down. i would say very lightly used. cheers -

$250

SOLD. thanks

selling paul miller's donek proteus - 170 cm, 19 waist, 11m, $300. price will drop every two weeks until sold. also, i plan to be at ABasin nov 25, nov 26 (have Ikon pass) all the best.

donek proteus $300 in very good shape: edges and base care clean. i'm selling this for paul miller, and the price will be dropped every two weeks until sold. thanks.

bindings are sold. doneks are down to $450 each, and price will drop every two weeks until sold.

preteus $450 razor $450 both belonged to paul miller, approx 5'10 and 190 pounds. i do not know the history of the boards, but they are in excellent shape. paul was an excellent rider who carved at beaver creek -- ie, no rocks, no ice. i tune my boards, and these boards did not need tuning on the edges or base. i put summer wax on them and can scrape them if you like.. paul died this past summer of a malignant brain tumor, and i am selling them for his wife. i will be dropping the price every two weeks until they sell. thanks.

both TD3s are sold, thanks

SOLD, thanks

TD3s one blue, one yellow, each $200 plus 1/2 shipping thanks

one blue, one yellow $200 each and 1/2 shipping.

i am selling all of my friend Paul's gear -- he had a malignant brain tumor -- and sending all the money to his wife. if you need more info -- more pix, etc -- contact me at peter.zrd @ gmail.com. i go under pc abq in the ABQ thread. donek green proteus. 170 cm, 11m, 19 waist, TD 3 with blue urethane $800 donek metal razor 165 cm 8.8-10.8, 23 waist, TD 3 with yellow urethane $800 palmer circle "bud light" 162, new $275 palmer carbon circle 162, good condition $250 palmer carbon circle 164, good condition, $250 deeluxe black, 295, new in plastic $300 deeluxe black with green tongue, 295, new, in plastic $300 deeluxe track 700, 299, no bladders, good shape $100

hey gang - i'm selling paul's gear and sending all the money to his wife. paul had a malignant brain tumor. Donek Green Proteus with bindings, $800; otherwise, 500 170 cm -- 11 m -- 19 waist TD 3 with blue urethane Donek metal razor with bindings, $800; otherwise 500 (blue, with yellow flames) 8.8 – 10.8 -- 23 cm waist TD 3 with yellow urethane Boots Deeluxe, black, 295 mm 300 New, in plastic Deeliuxe black with green tongue, 295 mm New, in plastic 300 Deeluxe Track 700, red-white-black, 299 mm 200 No Bladders Good shape and 3 Palmer all mountain boards, all $250, 161-164cm, ranging from good to new. please contact me with more details; mario has my # i ran the prices by kevin, but let me know if you think otherwise. there should be a carving pic of the 4 boards attached too. many thanks. pc ABQ

Paul's Celebration of Life will be Friday, June 7, 10am at the Singletree Pavillon in Edwards, CO.

Paul Miller died, peacefully, of a malignant brain tumor on June 1, 2019. He is survived by his wife and 2 children. Paul, Kevin, and Larry were my Beaver Creek Crew, and the number of great turns we all made – on Rose Bowl, Larkspur, Arrowhead, and, of course, 1776 – now seem infinite. Paul was the guy always ripping it up, smiling. Paul, may your name and memory continue to be for a blessing forever, for us all. .

you guys have a great carving group at loveland, and i was delighted to be a part of it for so long. next year it is Ski Sante Fe passes for me and G (who is making quality turns), and an Ikon pass for me, which = five days at Taos. Come down any time. there is quality carving at both places. enjoy the summer.

End of seaons observations: a terrific year, both at ski sante fe and Taos. next year i hope for more of the same. if anyone plans to come down for some carving, snowboarding, or skiing, please contact me. cheers - season

juhwan - hang in there. glad your injuries were relatively minor -

mario - glad to hear you are still killing it on Indy 500.

I have been told by many that Taos isn't good for carving. this is not true. Taos has excellent carving: long runs, interesting terrain, lots of room to carve. ** the longer version: i parked my orange coiler right next to the base lodge door at 8:30, and began talking inside with a snowboard instructor -- George -- who also carves. he saw the board. he offered to take me on a run before his class started, so at 9AM george and i headed up the lift and did a superb run top to bottom. he was making quality, carved turns on an arbor, leading the way on well groomed empty runs. thanks george. i carved the next three hours, a bit tired after riding powder there most of the day yesterday (soft boot set up). here's your very simple bottom line: Taos is a tremendous mountain: steeps, bumps, trees, views, and carving.

carved tuesday with Breaking Brad at Ski Sante Fe . . . we took your suggestion and Muerte is now my favorite carving run at SSF: good pitch and width, cool slightly off fall line . . . terrific. thanks. so, for all you carvers coming to new mexico, gayway is a great warmup off the triple, and muerte and under the quad are high quality.

next stop: sandia. 30 minutes from ABQ, very local. you can take the tram or drive up the back side. base 8678 / peak 10,378. i've been skinning up it during the week, and i think with decent snow it would be fun carving. i'm not willing to ask bruce at coiler to make me an alpine carving splitboard -- although i know he could -- but it's worth a look. great local vibe.

noted.

more on ski sante fe, for any carver looking for info: this is not a big area, so it's easy to figure out where to carve.. having said that, Gayway off the triple gets early morning sun, starts wide and then narrows half way down, and then widens again. i think it is the best carving at the area. also, the triple chair from the base has short but superb carving under the lift at the top. good pitch, lots of cool terrain. cheers -

Taos. got in some turns there on skis a few days ago, and it seems to me that it could be fine for carving too. assorted groomers, interesting terrain. any taos carvers out there?