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Posts posted by daveo
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I may be wrong, so if I am, someone please correct me, but I don't think vist is going to work on this board. I think it needs 50cm centre to centre.
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Just asking because, if I remember correctly, vist requires inserts at 50cm.
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In cm? 50.8cm?
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Can I ask the stance width for the regular binding holes?
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On 2/5/2021 at 11:47 AM, RobertAlexander said:
Curious= Today, Excited and confused, What do you call that?
Me= It is an alpineboard.
Curious= They should make those and sell them.
Me= "They" do, this is a Donek made by Sean Martin in Colorado. He makes the boards, and sells the bindings and boots as well.
Curious= No, I mean "They" should make these at a factory and sell them at stores.
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Let me translate for you.
"Burton should make them"
Easy response.
"They used to"
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On 8/11/2020 at 1:05 AM, pow4ever said:
let's get weird: not going to embed it here just because some might find it too strange.
Die Antwoord - "Fatty Boom Boom"
"drug" is a hell of a drug -- Dave ChappellLove die antwoord! This track is cool.
But the original sample source is cooler.
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14 hours ago, b0ardski said:
1st let me say I use poles cause scootch leg suucks
rode the lift with a couple rippin 20?year old skiers , they grew up at schwietzer have seen me ride there for years; as the conversation went on I realized I was THAT guy, when they said "We hope we can still rip it up like that when we're your age!!"
humbled and proud at the same time at 59yrs old
Did you tell him to give up on that dream since he can't even rip it up like that now in his 20s, therefore has no chance when he gets older?
Probably not since you're a nicer person than me
I'm just joking of course
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40 minutes ago, nick8228 said:
@daveo that sounds about right given its looks and the time that the previous owner kept the board for.
Great board man. If I still had a upm plate, I'd be considering it.
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My guess is 2015-2017.
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Got any footage of you riding them? Would love to see them in action
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24 minutes ago, teach said:
My suggestion would be to know exactly who is going to be doing the grind and that they know you want minimal base edge bevel and minimal material removed and are familiar with alpine boards and the people who ride them. Too many horrific stories about ruined boards.
This.
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Wow what a nice collection of JJA boards. Y'all can buy with supreme confidence from @yamifumi
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@barryj I think this is the one for you, mate.
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5 hours ago, barryj said:
Yeah, of course I see/feel structure after hot waxing, scraping and brushing but the pattern I see/feel is from the brushing.
Yes. That is the structure exposed from the wax being removed. The brush doesn't actually give that feel.
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6 hours ago, David Kirk said:
Hello Jennifer -
I took measurements of my two feet with thin socks on. The right foot measures an even 28.0cm and the left is 28.5cm.
I'd be inclined to size to the smaller foot and punch the shell if need be to fit the larger foot. One of my least favorite things is a loose fit.
With my high instep and the actual foot measurements in mind what size Mountain Slope boot should I be looking at?
I look forward to your input.
dave
Similar size feet here. I'm in a shell c.
Ignore me and listen to Jennifer, though. She knows the details.
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After you brush your wax, if you ran the back of your fingernail on the base of your board it would feel corrugated I guess you could say. Depending on the pattern of the structure, of course. Even a fine structure you can feel from my limited experience.
I wouldn't use this method though, I tend to be quite protective of my fingernails.
Just occurred to me. @barryj do you brush after waxing? I'm just assuming you hot wax, which I might be wrong about.
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11 minutes ago, barryj said:
I don't remember seeing any base structure even on my new boards! What new boards come with structure added?
I've only ever had one board ground and structured....mostly to get it flat and run it in spring slush...but that structure didn't seem to last more than 2 months of riding (for work) 5-6x a week.
Every new board comes with some sort of structure from my experience. Some are good and some are umm less good. From my little knowledge, I think at a minimum all boards are run through a stone grinder before shipping to make it approximately flat.
Are you saying that your board was totally slick underneath?
Hmmmmm that structure didn't last long at all. Honestly that doesn't seem right...
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I think we should all just take a moment to appreciate how photogenic @barryj is.
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31 minutes ago, Jack M said:
GoPro's built-in digital stabilization called "Hypersmooth" which debuted in the 7 works profoundly well. Hand holding is no issue anymore.
Any idea if it is hardware or software based?
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5 minutes ago, dredman said:
Magical. 11ish. Rides like a cross between a K168 and a Contra. Really good ride. Winterstick really does carving well.
Sounds cool. I had a k168 from 2014 so I guess I have a vibe for it.
Really love that Winterstick logo for some reason.
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19/20 season: didn't happen due to knee injury.
20/21 season: didn't happen due to travel restrictions.
Anyone who got a single run in for the past 2 seasons is doing better than me
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Bump because reasons.
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11 hours ago, Atom Ant said:
I mean it is a brand new board, never ridden.
Perfect. My mate will register an account and pm you.
If it sells before then, that's fine.
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**SOLD**Kessler SL 162
in For Sale
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That sounds more reasonable. If it us a serial board, I doubt it'd have inserts at 50.8cm stance width.
That's good to know for any potential buyers.
Inserts at 50cm and UPM.