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carvingcat

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  • Location
    Sun Valley, ID
  • Home Mountain/Resort?
    Baldy
  • Occupation?
    Snowboard Instructor
  • Current Boards in your Quiver
    Burton Ultra Prime, Hooger, Rossignol,
  • Current Boots Used?
    Raichle
  • Current bindings and set-up?
    Bomber step ins.

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  1. carvingcat
    Mike T is right........... you might consider a longer board for those pounds. With a shorter board you can make tighter turns, but you may go over the front if you're too short. I'm 6'3" and weight 220 riding a 173 Burton >> and sometimes wish for a longer board. My first suggestion is to go into a local board shop and find someone who will help you transition to a carving board. They can help with equipment specific for your mtn. Getting good instruction will save you tons of butt pain, and avoid injury. Have fun. ML
  2. carvingcat
    I'm interested. Can you send photos and a price to me at: mlongley@cox.net? Thanks -- :-)
  3. carvingcat
    I'm looking for a Burton Factory Prime 173. My old Prime is getting low on the edges. I had a Reva............anyone ever heard of this model?
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