nick8228

Selling all my alpine gear, boots, bindings and board **SOLD**The Kessler 156 board I picked up in the spring last year from a world cup rider, didn't get the chance to ride it nor did I feel the need to once I moved out west, comes with an AllFlex Plate and world cup tune! $999 plus shipping *will also include the sweet wooden board rack from Good Racks that was custom built for this board. **SOLD**Bindings are TD2 bindings (1 season on them) with 3 degree plates and black (Medium) rings. Will also include a 6 degree plate too for $10 extra. $170 plus shipping **SOLD**Boots are UPZ RC10 boots in a 26.5 (8.5-9) (used for one season) size, great boots for adjustability and fine tuning, small little nicks on the boot, but other than that boot is in a good-used condition! $200 plus shipping If bindings and board are bought together, I will sell for $1100

Sold

Yes

Bump $450

I did waxing and sharpening edges at the same time. No base grinds to my knowledge. I have kept the stock angles. @barryj I have many years of experience learning from professional tuners on and off a race course. If it's the condition of the board you are concerned about, then there is not much to be concerned about given that I have been able to keep the board in as good of condition as possible given the riding on the east coast conditions.

No, everything is the same, I tuned it quite often

12 or so times @barryj

Not sure which boots they are, I think they are called 324. Been used for 3 seasons and still got lift in them. They have an intuition power wrap liner in them. $50 plus shipping

Bump $500

Bump $550

Yup that's the previous owner of the board. Thanks for providing better insight!

I believe it's going to be 50.8 cm from the center of the square 2x2 holes to the center of the square of the other 2x2 holes@daveo, unless your figure are the distance from the holes that are in line

20 inches center to center

Here's a picture of the board sans binder.

It's also got 2x4 mountain for the reccomended stance on the board drilled.

Thanks for the clarification @big mario, I will have time to do so in the next day or so. @daveo that sounds about right given its looks and the time that the previous owner kept the board for.

Not sure what year, was never told what year this model is, if I had to take a guess, maybe somewhere a few years prior to 2020. It's only had 1 season before me. Also what is a sans binder photo?

I've been using 87 degrees or so on the edge angles. And the waist width is around 20 cm.

It's stock I believe, yes it does have upm inserts as well as inserts for a recommended stance. I don't know too much about how the Kessler boards are built, but this board has a good bit of rocker at the nose before it goes into camber under the feet.

Bought this on here in December and thought it would be a great board to be aggressive on, despite knowing it's optimized performance is for someone who weighs within the range of 175-210 pounds. Point being I did many Slalom, Giant Slalom, and modified beer league races at 5'9 and 150 pounds, the board knocked me around especially on ice more times than not, so don't make the mistake I did. Tuned the board multiple times for races and has very light topical scratches that shouldn't effect the boards performance at all. Will put on a storage wax on and tune the edges once more before sending out. $400 plus shipping *Bindings not included

What kind of donek is that?

On here

I do racing on it so I do tend to push

Hmm at the bottom?maybe its because mine could be older?

It doesn't have a k at the bottom, its stocki can push the board in good snow though