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* SOLD * For your powder board needs: super light bindings to float in the powder! Two seasons old, maybe 20 days total. Most of the usage was my girlfriend riding these as she was learning before she got her own properly sized bindings. Please note that these are the Re:flex version in size medium, you can find boot sizing on the Burton web site. They are incredibly light bindings and the back supports have a nice blend of flex and stiffness. The price does include shipping if you live in the lower 48. 3-D, 4x4 and ICS discs included along with hardware to mount on 4x4 board. Minor scuffs on the footbed foam padding, screws and washers are used and the heel cup has usage scuffs from the high back angle adjuster. These are not new, no factory box. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a few bindings that I raided for parts, now I want to rebuild them. I need a pair of heel and toe blocks with bails. If you have parts to sell, let me know what you would like for them.

Fin was at ATC this year. We talked a bit and he's super busy with his new solar venture, Sulas Industries.

I don't see a powder board in that list. If you don't have a powder board that can carve decent, then I would suggest a Nomad or similar board from Sean. Take a carve and powder board on your travels and you have your bases covered for most snow conditions.

My Donek Experience started on a Proteus 170 and that was a nice board, it was probably a little too stiff for me, but I made it work. Lots of tail pop out of that and it certainly was an entertaining board, but it was a one trick ride. The versatility for me was not present with this board. Then I found a 2013 Carbon Rev 185 (100% experimental build) 14-20 side-cut on the Donek preseason/demo sale and that was an AWESOME board for the first runs of the day when nobody was around. TONS of edge hold and amazing turns if you had the speed and real estate. I ended up riding with most of the weight on the nose since it would just accelerate down hill if I didn't. I sold it to a local snowboard racing coach because it was too big to fit into my snowboard bag while traveling. Which brought me to the next board, a 2013 Metal FC 175 11.5-13.5 side-cut off the shelf board which was amazing. I'd still have it today if I didn't win a Coiler at SES 2015. The FC has nice turn shapes, damp, composed, crud busting, beautiful gloss top sheet. No bad things to say about the square tail FCs, it seems that the turn shape was just right for me, I preferred riding that board and rode it as much as I could. In fact I modeled my custom Coiler Nirvana very much after the Metal FC. I also had a 2013 160 Glass Saber - super awesome board for soft booting, I sold it due to being more into hard boots and not seeing Ryan Knapton's riding soon enough and really understanding binding set up. At ATC, I rode my F2 Silberpfeil 163 the most, which leads me to believe that I would really like the Legacy. I really wished I tried out the Legacy and the Rev 163. I've heard nothing but good comments for both. When I asked about the Rev 163, I heard a lot of "quiver killer". Big open runs, tight trails, low traffic, high traffic: grab the Rev 163 and ride all day. I know what you are going through, I had the same feeling last year. I hope you are able to decide on a board and get some turns in this year on your new board. Congrats!

Price drop! $200 to your door in the lower 48

Thanks for the notice!

http://forums.bomberonline.com/index.php?/topic/41757-alpine-workout/?p=425904

Pilot, The 2nd Board kit is on hold for someone else, I did not see your post. I apologize for the confusion.

Tentatively sold.

*** SOLD *** I've sold one of my boards and don't need this anymore. It's pretty much as seen here: http://bomberonline.3dcartstores.com/Boiler-Plate-2nd-Board-Kit_p_10.html $140 shipped in the lower 48. PM for payment instructions

There was an article on the Bomber site where they sliced up a Deeluxe Track X25, 700 and Head Stratus Pro to see the internal shape. Here's the youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH000q_I-ZE, That should help you out. X25 boots are wide heels and narrow toes, 700 is narrower heel and wider toe, UPZ is narrowest heel and widest toe.

I'll take it for $400, shipped to my door. Oops. I spoke too soon. I didn't notice that the side cut radius was that large. Sorry.

I'm feeling honored to make the cut as a featured boarder in the first post. Wahoo, I'm famous!

My girlfriend, Ilana, rode a Donek Saber 145 at Snowmass and she really liked it. The Nomad 154 she tried the next day was much to different for her, maybe it was too stiff of a board overall, we don't know. She couldn't get it to turn and lacked the confidence she had on the Saber. We went back to her trusty Ride Twin for the rest of the day. Ultimately, we ended up taking home a new Saber 152 metal. For me, I rode a Never Summer Summit 161 the first day to take advantage of the left over soft snow. Then my Dynastar 3800 a few times and realized I need lower profile heel cups, heelside boot out and binding drag puts the brakes on a carve. I rode my new Coiler Nirvana vCam T+ a few times and that thing is awesome. I found a new appreciation, nay love for an old board, a 2007 F2 Silberpfeil 162. This board has lots of edge hold, nice pop, that tight single side cut radius that keeps on turning and the most beautiful top sheet in all of snowboarding, seriously. I really wished I could have taken out the Rev 163, but it was always out and there wasn't enough of them. The Legacy is another board I wish I took out, but spending time on the F2 was magical (for me).

Thanks for the beta, I'll camp on that chair to see if I can tag along with a small group. It's more fun boarding with people vs alone.

Is anybody able to ride mid week? I'm heading up to ride Tuesday Feb 2nd and then I'm jamming out to Jackson.

*** SOLD *** Used a few times and in really good condition. I don't use them anymore. $26.45 shipped to your door. Payment via debit card with Square

Bump, price includes shipping to lower 48. If you want some hard core bindings that won't break ever, buy these, once.

Probably not.

I wonder how much they weigh? I'd love to read your review. It would be nice if they had a small/medium sized frame so us smaller stature guys can ride them too.

I'm very interested. Are all parts included? If so, please send me a PM with payment details. Thanks.

These are dope bindings for function. One can use them in the rear foot to make getting in and out easier, like on the lift line exit.

Three or four hole? I have both kind $30 to your door, PM for payment details. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

One pair left, green ones in first post.