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Hmm, nobody?
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SOLD to Brian. Who by now is probably the biggest holder of Pogo's in San Diego :D
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Brian,
Mail sent! Don't tell me you want this one too... but on the other hand, would make a nice match to your Impact :D
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Love mine (#3). Traveled to Whistler with it twice and to SES already...
4 boards and 3 pairs of boots, plus bindings and other stuff packed in duffle bags… 92 lbs! total weight.
Sure, had to pay overweight… Other problem was, TSA opened the tube and had minor issues putting it back together.
Will use the tube again Tuesday flying to Aspen…
I think it’s a great way to pack lot’s of equipment pretty securely
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Very impressive work, WOW!
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Looks like deal is not happening, so it's still available!
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I'll ride the virus a few times before I send it to PTC.
I'm a little nervous sending it.Maybe I'll send my pit bull BOWSER to escort it.
Frank
Frank,
Just insure it for $2k :D
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I would trust PTC with this job 100% as well
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yea Tim, let's all go! WHEN????
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Frank!
Very nice put together...
What angles are you riding on the Stealth?
Keep me posted on your Mammoth trips... we need to go ride together
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I vote for lessons for sure!
We had a great teacher... fist thing we learned was how to fall and to protect things like wrists...
A good teacher knows how to get the job done. Maybe even pain free.
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Great boot to start! I used that one for a long time... until I felt I need something better. Some firends of mine still ride these in Europe (maybe diff color ;-) and they CAN carve!
Also good boots for powder days...
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I started in hardboots... like almost everyone in Europe back than... no time to waste I would say ;)
Especially if he skis now...
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Swiss or Belgian… the darker the better… at least 75% coco for me… best cold, right out of the freezer… :D
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Bob,
Good tip in regards to PTC and taking off the decals. I did send mine to Mike without any. Make his job much easier...
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It shouldn't be that different from riding a Skwal with 12cm waist... I use 85-90 degrees. It all lateral pressure, and your weight will be close to the edge allowing loads of it at the right place. I often skid when riding alpine boards with lower angles, but that'll never happen with the Skwal.
I am not planning on 85-90 degree angles…
When I put my bindings on the Black Death it actually did not look to bad at all… more like 72 or so… will see...
You skid riding your alpine board, but NEVER with a Skwal
Hard time to believe.
You sure that’s just the angle you’re ridin?
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you guys up in Mammoth between Christmas and new years?
I might come up a couple days...
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Out of pure curiosity, how do you ride a board with a 15 waist????????????? Do you need to have size 23.0 MP boots or 75 degree angles.
Black Death
Sure, small feet help, but also boots with a short sole print… angles will non the less be pretty high.
I know some guys who ride the Cyborg (181cm w/14.1cm waist!) with big feet and they love it :D
Once I have the Black Death tested I let you know how it went and what kinda angles I used.
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After two years of stepins, I tried some standard bails yesterday.... I really missed the convenience of stepins.
Has anyone used a stepin in the back and a standard bail in front? Any issues to be concerned about mixing and matching?
Thanks
JK
I know some guys who use bail in front and SI in back… works fine… BUT, depending on what size guy you are I think it’s more important to see which binding delivers you better performance over convenience!
If you are a big guy you might not feel much loss of lateral flex with step-ins. For some lighter guys it’s sometimes helpful to stick with bail bindings to get enough lateral flex.... but on the other hand, regular bails might be to soft if you are a big guy… or, you might not even want lateral flex.
I would test for performance and would make the decision that way...
:)
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Oh wow!
I wish him a good recovery very fast!
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Damn, and I just bought new ones! What do those go for Ray if you don't mind my asking?
Thanks,
Paul
Paul,
They sell for 399 EUR...
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Ray,
Where is the Virus sun on that rocket?
Kamran,
No sun on this one... we decided to leave it a little more plain looking...
You don’t like it without the sun?
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162/17.5 Rocket… Built with mostly the standard high quality components...
plus some carbon fiber enforcements… Flat white top sheet with red sidewalls and black base…
<img src="http://tinypic.com/i6028y.jpg" alt="Image hosted by TinyPic.com">
The Virus special edition UPZ boots… These have a softer tongue now…
I did not try them yet, but from testing at home, they feel really great.
Defiantly softer now. I had big issues with the red ones… way to stiff for my taste.
<img src="http://tinypic.com/i604ev.jpg" alt="Image hosted by TinyPic.com">
<img src="http://tinypic.com/i604g1.jpg" alt="Image hosted by TinyPic.com">
added cut in the tongue to distribute pressure a little better…
I also like the fact they are black now…
My Black Death with the “no wax base” arrived as well
but it’s sent to PTC already :D … pics later when I have it back...
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Paul I've been wanting to get a Virus for two years but Santa Claus forgot me both times so I figured hell I'll put one under the tree myself. I raised two boys myself and must have bought a dozen surfboards a year for each of them.They'd snap em and I'd buy another one.Well they're grown and all Dad wants to do is carve.Buy it.
Merry Christmas Frank
Frank,
Nice, that’s the spirit! Always good treat yourself once in a while :D
Stealth is a great board! Can’t wait to see the pics.
Ray
Aspen 12/13 to 12/18, anyone?
in Carving Central
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Do you fit in a sportube #3 ?
But than I have no room for my stuff...