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I have a pair of Deeluxe Track 325s with about 10 days on them in great condition. I can't ignore the truth any longer. They're just too small for me. Will post up some pics later today. Thinking $350 but open to offers. Would consider trade for something in 28.0.

I'm in SLC till 3-19 with a pass to Park City / Canyons. Anyone want to meeting up for some turns?

These are available.

BOot Tuning System with Red/ Blue springs.

I was in my living room "laying trenches" in the carpet last night. One thing I noticed is that my front knee is fairly close to the toe edge in neutral stance and centered when I angulate as if I were going to do a heelside. Should I adjust the cant so that my knee is more centered at neutral? If so, I'll probably need to move my binders a little closer together. The front binder is centered in the inserts. Should I move the back up 2 units or the front back a unit and the back up a unit?

Thanks for the help guys. I'll try to apply it tomorrow.

I'm having trouble fixing my heelside. I know I should be rotating my hips and looking into the turn but when I do, I twist right out of the carve. The tail breaks free. How can I fix this? This is me. (I didn't title it)

I have a pair a Track 325s on which I installed the BTS system. Blue spring for toeside and red spring for heelside.. I've noticed that when you really flex the boot toeside and then unflex, the toe spring catches on the BTS housing. Is there a way to avoid this?

I'd like the Oxygen Supercross

1. Mark Brown, M-F 2. Jim Cheen, W-F 3-4. Andrea, Dave & Lillian Morgan, M-F 5. GeoffV, M-F 6. Michael Mercurio, M-F 7. Stephane Paquette, M-F 8. Derek Bonser, M-F 9. Tabatha, M-F 10. Brad Burns, M-F 11. Annie Beaudoin, M-F 12. Claude Fagnan, M-F 13. CarveFather, W-F hopefully 14. Bob Russell Buggs, W-F 15. Alex Juhasz, M-F 16. Steph Juhasz, M-F 17. Karson Mui, W-F 18. John Philkill, M-S 19. Hilux, M-F 20. Fishrising W-F 21. Shaggy 22. Ian M, M-F! 23. Max L, M-F 23. Tim K, M-F 24 Murphy Tues-Fri 25. Brian Barrett, W-F (or more 26. Khanh Vu M-F 27. Rob A Tue-Fri 28. Tom A Wed-Fri 29. Redhawk Wed-Fri 30. Jack Michaud Thu-Fri 31. Glenn Mon- Sat. 32. *Ace*, W-Thu. 33. CMC, T-Thurs 34. Peter V, W-F 35. Gilbert V, W-F 36. Team 32, W-F 37. Chad K, M-F 38. Ed Griffin (Griff) Thurs-Fri 39. Hampton, M-F 40. Baldylox, W only

I picked up some second hand alpine gear from a few members and got out for my first time in hard boots this weekend. Currently my bindings are set to 55 Front and Rear which puts toe and heel right at the edge on my Axxess 172. Stance width is 20.5" and I am 5'10". While riding I felt pulling in the achilles in my rear foot on the outside. I'm thinking this means I should open up the rear foot a bit to 50, which would introduce a small amount of toe drag, or should I steepen the front binding to 60?

I'm heading up to Stratton to ride tomorrow. Anyone going to be around? First day out in froot boots.

New carver looking for some booties. Hoping for some 325s but let me know what you have in my size.

I'd like the Raichle boots. "Hardboots Raishle 325 MP28.5 Red (swoard color) with the Official RAB bomber BTS kit yellow/yellow (100 USD value) and brand new PALAU ALPINE AIR BREATH liner (95.00 euros value) -----> 199 euros = 274 USD" I sent you a PM.

I'm concerned that creepy internet friends from a sport as fringe as alpine snowboading could be dangerous. Our collective lack of social skills combined could cause some kind of rip in the fabric of humanity. :lol:;)

I'll take the OS2 longs.

It's 3 hole ?

I am actually up at Jay Peak for another forum's meet from Feb 27 - Mar 4th so maybe I'll take a day on the way up.

Nice. Thanks for the tips guys.

I ride primarily in Vermont with a few trips out west. If there isn't fresh powder and the trees have been picked clean I am probably working on my carving. I can carve rail to rail in softies on my Ride No.4 in 164cm. I am confident carving cross-over on low angle slopes and primarily use a cross-under on cat tracks. When it starts to get steeper my carving breaks down pretty quick. I have not learned cross-through. I'll usually get one solid toeside then my heelside carve is a much larger radius and I get fast quick and need to throw snow to bleed off some speed. On medium slopes I'll frequently get heelside chatter. I don't think I'd want a compromise board because if there is fresh snow, I'll take out my current rig, or my splitboard. I think all I'll want to do with the carve board is carve. Riding east coast trees with very forward angles seems unpleasant.

I am 180-200lbs generally. 5'10. This will be my first season in hard boots. I am looking into purchasing a Donek Metal FreeCarve. What size do you recommend? Does a longer board which means a larger sidecut radii mean larger turns? If I get a large board am I hindering my ability to make tight, lower speed turns? Is the titanal worth it for a new carver? Do you want to buy it for me? :D

I am looking for a freecarve board and would prefer not to spend $1K+. I'm 200lbs. Expect to get back down to 180ish over the next few months. I've been carving w/ softies on a 164 Ride No.4 for a few years. I was thinking something 170s. Where should I be looking? What do you have for me?