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Donek Axxess 162 - non metal construction 21.5cm waist. Unsure of the sidecut, but it feels 9.5-10-ish. Well loved, with some superficial rock damage. Edges are good. SOLD

163 Donek FC II 19.5cm waist 10m sidecut Board is in excellent shape. $250 shipped

Kessler 180 20cm waist - 11.5-19 sidecut. Overall good condition, plate marks on the ptex topsheet. It's been raced, so there are stubby marks on the nose as well. $500 shipped

M-Spec Coiler Stubby 20cm waist, built for a ~165lb rider. 12M sidecut if memory serves.. Sidewall reads T173 M SPEC STUB 010AL1 6.3+4.5 Board is in overall good condition with some lift line rash, and a few superficial rock scrapes on the base. Nothing simple tune won't remove. I was hit by an out of control skiier last year and the sidewall/tail was damaged. It's been epoxied, and has held up since. I've attached an additional pic of the repair. $400 Shipped

Donek Rev 170. 19cm waist, 9-19.7m sidecut. 99% condition. Only ridden a few days. Black carbonium topsheet. 1-base, 2-side bevels. SOLD!

I bought these last year, and used them a few times. I've decided they're not for me. SOLD

Here's some more reading - http://www.bomberonline.com/VBulletin/showthread.php?34763-Using-different-liners-in-UPZ-RC-10

The RC10's really need a low volume liner. I settled on Dalbello gold liners, and couldn't be happier. The deeluxe liners I tried had way too much volume to even fit in the boot and get it buckled.

It looks like those are the touring soles. I had the same issue with mine. I switched them out with the snowboard soles rather than grinding. Are your boots the ATBs?

What's the waist width of the rev?

Bump. Still for sale!

Sold. Sorry Kurt...

IMO, the newer shapes are nothing like your full cambered Nidecker. Super easy/forgiving to ride. I typically ride a 'race' board, 'all mountain', on all but powder days when I reach for the softy setup. I picked up a Donek rev 157 demo this fall and finally got it out this last weekend. I think it may just be my new favorite board. Sean's new boards are every bit as good as the Kesslers at a much cheaper price. I agree though, it's difficult to pull the trigger without being able to demo. I weigh ~150lbs, fwiw.

At your weight I'd highly recommend a Kessler 168. I believe there's one for sale in the classifieds right now...

Great news! I'm very happy to be eating my words about law enforcement...

I emailed Andy and tried to give him a call. Unfortunately the number I have for him seems to be disconnected. I may just go buy the board from the guy so that Andy's sure to get it back... I know from first hand experience that the police will be no help in recovering the board.

Andy - I think I just found your board on craigslist. http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/spo/3502555434.html

Yes, the board is still available.

Im not sure what weight this board was built for. I'm 155lbs and found it stiffer than I like with soft boots.

Yes, it's still available...

Yes, I've ridden it with both soft and hard boots. I'm not sure of the weight range, I'm 150lbs and found it to be pretty stiff.

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The 167 should be just fine for you. I weigh 150, and found the flex to be very forgiving.

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