xolufus

I have two in very good condition...

What Corey said, but have seen a bit more powder...ride UPZ ATBs on my Donek Promad - exceptional all mountain fluff board...

Good eye...

Kurt - are there mounting holes for plates or what is the deal with that ? - Matt

Thanks.....

What is the best way to get a hold of Carvers Paradise ???

Kurt, Sent you an email... Bryan, Yes...the last year+ has been interesting to say the least...send me an email with your phone number - as I have a new phone and subsequently lost all of my contact info...(xolufus (at) earthlink (dot) net). Matt

If still avail - I'll take them.

Listed a few more Alpine Snowboard Items on eBay some are "NEW" that's why they're not directly posted here... Matthew

Meanwhile, two ice ages and the first female Pope is on hand after Kurt gets done "checking" his quiver...

Have listed several snowboard related items on eBay see the link: www.ebay.com/sch/xolufus/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from= Thanks, Matthew

BuMp !!!

Final Price Drop on the Priors...

Replied to your email - Just now...

See eBay link or contact me directly at: xolufus@earthlink.net Thanks Much, Matt

General Specs on the Promad: Length = 179 cm Waist Width = 23 cm VSCR = 8/13 AND as mentioned, insert sets were shifted back, by one complete set (both Front & Back).... BUT - The three Priors for sale are still quite exceptional... Matt

Good & Thanks...

Dave, Yeah, no problem...when I'm done working today - I'll go over the notes - I have, but Just FYI: We narrowed the waist - which is no big deal, but I also had it moved towards the rear of the board, allowing for the VSR that I wanted...And also (IMHO) allowing for any need or type of swallowtail... We went with a very long length for the design (179cm) and put a full metal top sheet that went to the end of the edges, meaning it didn't stop short of the edges; which turned out to make the board; incredibly grippy and surprisingly quick edge to edge and very confident on icy spots... We also went with a little more fragile, but w/ a racery base with no die-cut on the bottom - to keep it smooth...The thinking was that it would need to move swiftly on the flats, which most powder, backcountry boards sacrifice for durability and that's understood... Sean cautioned me on the upkeep of the base, but I am meticulous on the maintenance of my boards...And it proved no problem after a good 40 full days on the mountain last season...Just literally on this deck alone... Finally, it has a Proteus core instead of the standard Nomad core - which really made a huge difference in getting the board to "spring" a jump turn or push back more smoothly off of a bump...and also made it more damp towards the end of the day - then a typical powder/backcountry design... I'll put up all the specs after I'm done w/ work...or email them to you directly... Thanks for the interest, Matt

Neil, I agree - the prices are a little ambitious, but the decks are worth it - easily...as am I...

Powdahonz, That's not an easy question to answer...I spent - over the last two seasons - only using these decks - when the conditions merited...The Fissile for when I knew I could get to the trees and the powder quickly and could spend most of the day there...The Pow Stick on what we would call epic days or heli days...and the Spearhead for in between...The Pow Stick carves incredibly well for it's specs...that's what great about it because at the end of the day when things are tracked out - the Pow Stick does extremely well - for lack of a better term....."getting you home"...The Fissile's ability to turn on a dime and float almost as good as the Pow Stick is great, but its SCR makes it hard on the flats and the wide open areas for making bigger turns - and as mentioned the Spearhead fits between these two...Definitely all of these boards are terrain specific - but I put quite a bit of thought into how to combine these three "terrain specific" into one and by working with Sean@Donek he came up with a 'Promad' - a Nomad/Proteus hybrid which did take into account all of my one size fits all approach to bringing down my quiver size... I was able and lucky enough to spend a lot of time out west this past season, but where exactly do you ride and for how long each day do you need the specific characteristics of the design of the board - NOT trying to shoot myself in the foot, but these boards are great and you would swear that all three of them were brand new (9.99/10.0)...But to close...The Promad that Sean built me - replaced the need for all three of these boards...

PRICE DROP !!! (See link below for new pricing or contact me directly: xolufus@earthlink.net) I put up three basically almost/if not - brand new Prior Snowboards; a Spearhead 172, a Pow Stick 181 and a Fissle 178.....You can check out all the info by clicking the link below: www.ebay.com/sch/xolufus/m.html?_nkw=&_arms=1&lpg=&_from=

No...He paid and everything - I just need his correct shipping address...That's all...

Michael S. I need your mailing address and phone # to ship the board it's boxed and ready to go...haven't heard from you in a few days - please get me your shipping info ASAP - much appreciated... Thanks, Matt