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Burton Ion 8.5 with speed lace system, has been my pow day back up boot for years, cleaning off the shelves. This is the sweet long lasting leather boot, with the impact 4 liner. molded once. $40 plus shipping and handling from 84032

Sweet Boot that has just been sitting on my shelf since it was a year or two old, needs laces. Has sweet grip on the sole, plus ICE cleat system, for the big approaches. Super stiff Matrix 4 Liner, and the slots for the BX stiffening tongue(cant find them but looking). $50 plus shipping and handling from 84032

26.5 Scarpa Tornado. Ski-ride-tour NO BLADDERS Booster straps included. Small crack stopped with a hole. $60 plus shipping from 84032 prefer US only.

25.5 Boot and intuition bladders(single mold) Both sets of tongues, Vibram soles Sweet boot for lots of stuff, DIN toe and Heels on a Boot that rides, tours, and skis great! Another boot to do it all in $85 plus shipping, prefer US only.

26.5 Boot has been a favorite in my rotation for years, One Boot to ski or ride, great for coaching or mid day switches. Same as the Head Boot, with din toes and heels and a usable flex. With lightly used original bladder. Both tongues are cracked at the base but still attached, I have been ridding them cracked with out issue for years. you need to enter and exit with care, but very easy to do. $75 plus shipping cost. Prefer US shipping.

Catek Free ride, Around 5 days on them. Medium ramps only. 3 or 4 hole. All screw hardware included. $333 shipped in the US.

Wow what amazing boards , maintained by a world class racer! If only I needed some new sticks I would jump on these amazing boards!!

Demo days, the best carving snowboard for you, is the one you like to carve the most. So many boards rail turns now, go try some out at a demo,style shop. Match the width to your foot size, the flex to your weight and go have fun, it is just a soft boot set up...

Yes. Plenty of threads discussing this issue in the past.

Unless you weigh over 200lbs the whites should be just fine, The binding its self is much stiffer in the "race plate" which you have then the "Performance plate" which, you have the pads from, the performance plate is very soft and needed the addition of stiffer pads for heaver riders. The pads only keep the binding from flexing into the top sheet, it is the yellow Aluminium plate that flexes while riding and dictates the bindings flex pattern.

First, No and Yes, and Yes Secondly, I love them the are my favorite binding set up on S-flex plates Or directly mounted to a board, I enjoy the ride much more then a all metal binding. Thirdly, yup if you have a low plate and want the lift, But direct mount on a plate seems best for me with f2 You can see the set up here in the opening of this old vid. http://www.viddler.com/v/2bd1fb0c

Titanal had been used in several mass produced snowboards, before Kesslers. One of my favorites was the checker pig g6 made in the early 90's. I would also e-mail Hansjürg Kessler not Hansberger Kessler.

Boone Lennon is the inventor of the sliders, these are the product many place on poles, or just hand carried for years. I am sure nastar doesn't,t give a fuc$ but in all other sanctioned series (usasa,ussa, FIS) you are not allowed to use any "devise" in your hands. 15 years ago lots of product to hold and slide on were out there. I have used a bunch, I would be scared of your pole tips, the idea of self arresting seems, unjust. Good luck.

Yes it is, keep practicing!!

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