ncapriot

interested in the board. email me if its still for sale nicholascapriotti@comcast.net

are the 3 hole discs still for sale? Will they work on sno pro bindings?

interested. nicholascapriotti@comcast.net

any pics? nicholascapriotti@comcast.net

Good point...ran into similiar problems when I started mountain biking..Got crappy equip to start and basically threw it away after a month. Problem is with baby on the way and a serious mountain bike race addiction the wife might not like the idea of getting a pricey setup. Sounds like the Prior, Donek Axxess, or Coiler are the way to go. Now for some size questions? I am 5'9" 175 lbs, and based on how I rode the soft setup I rented in Big Sky, I am pretty much as good as I was back in the day..looks like board tech has changed a bit since then. My Rossi is a 159 i think. Should I be looking in the 170 size range? Please excuse the stupidity of my questions..kinda funny how outdated you get after taking a little break from the sport. thanks again

interested in the board. shoot me an email nicholascapriotti@comcast.net

should I consider picking up a different deck that is longer? Looking at a 171 burton amp...pretty old but in new condition?

Took a long break from boarding (10 yrs), but was all about carving on courdery with my rossi throttle back in the day. Recently got back into the sport and headed west on a Burton Supermodel. The whole time I was wishing I was on a hrd boot set up. Living on the east coast, I have never encountered more than a few inches of fresh snow on my alp board. Im just wondering what alpine boards are like to ride in pow. Oh yeah, im heading to Snowbird and will be with some softies who will want to ride pow if possible. If it were up to me Id stick to the groomers. Can I survive in deep snow, or will I have to ride solo on the groomers?