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no not yet but do think it is possible to learn how to ride a board like this if i rode it 5 days a week for half days ? I need to beable to handle it before races start the oxess guy said its possible but could take a long time for me to learn how to ride the board an not let the board ride me

so i just got my first oxess snowboard for bx its a 163 effective edge of 143 Radius of 14.5 Its pretty stiff board i rode a palmer crown 165 last year witch had a 8.5 sidecut i rode it really hard an would over power my turns i race hard boots in sl an gs i ride very aggresively but i am having second thoughts about this board it has a 14.5 radius witch will be very hard to make threw tight turns in a 6 pack in bx Does anyone have any ideas or tips or anything on wat i should do ?

the board is a really fun board to ride

i have a 166 sims that i used as a free ride board for 2 years i learned on it $80

here are the pictures of my 166 sims.

This board is an older sims it was the board i learned on. I rode it alot i rode it hard. it has some pretty big scrapes in the base but no core shots!! the sims logo on the nose is coming off, but i fixed it. the edges are okay, the top sheet has scratches. i used it basicly as a training/freeride/powder board. The contact length is:143 The waist:20.76 the board is a 166 the pictures are off nose, full board, an the base with wax on it. ASKING PRICE:$65 OR BEST OFFER.

the board has okay edges but its not the greatest base or anything its pretty old too but i bought it for 100 last year used an i learned on it do you ever ride squaw ?

i will try to get them to you asap i just got a camera but havent used it yet so i will asap

i have a 166 sims with okay edges the base is scrapped up but no core shots for maybe like $60 or so