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patrolla

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  1. I have the above that I have only ridden about 3 days at the most.

    It is the Axxess shape (slightly lower nose but also has the kicked tail) but with more slalom/race style specs.

    Specs are as follows:

    Length: 160

    Effective edge: 139

    Waist: 19.5

    Nose: 25.5

    Tail: 25.1

    Radius: 9.0

    It's decambered and has no blemmishes or marks anywhere.

    It's featured in the following video by Donek at about the 4:42 minute mark:

    http://www.youtube.com/user/doneksnowboards#p/c/EBBB28468D758F82/0/79P4vYMb2HA

    I got it custom made and it was too short for me so have ordered a slightly longer one from Donek.

    $450

    email me joeltemplar@hotmail.com

    i'm in Australia but happy to ship anywhere.

  2. Ok. So i'm new here and i've been out of the "tech" side of carving for a while. Still been riding but just on equipment from around 7-10 years ago. Time to upgrade and I'm out of touch. So.....

    I currently have 2002 Deeluxe hardboots (the orange Salt Lake City edition). The foot shell says 28.5 (not 28-28.5, just 28.5). Now i notice that Deeluxe only come in full sizes i.e. 28.0. My mondo size is 28.5. So do i get the 28.0 or the 29.0 for the same size as i have now?

  3. yeah, i guess that's where my issue lies: the flex. everything else is comparable over the net such as dimensions but unless i can flex a board in person, it's all relative to the individual. even with a custom made board, it's taking a risk. i guess i'm just gonna have to take a risk...

  4. i have only ridden one board (F2 Speedster SL) that was made in the last 10 years. i'm getting the feeling that boards have gotten a lot stiffer since then???

    i'm after the SL shape dimensions (around 160, 19-19.5 waist and up to 25.5 nose/25 tail, around 9.0 radius) but with "friendlier" flex, i guess is the best way to describe it.

  5. hi

    i'm new to the forum and live in Australia. i am a ski patroller on hardboots and am in need of a new board. i currently ride a Hot Blast 158 (a 1999 model) and i love it. but it's geeting a little tired now and i need to replace it. i also have an F2 Speedster SL 163 (2006 model i think) and i just don't like it. it's too stiff for what i need.

    i realise that most boards these days are going to be stiffer than 10 years ago. i want something that can ride anything - ice, groomed, slush, crud, moguls etc so i need something that's not too stiff. i'm 6'2" and 180lb.

    i was looking at the 2010 Volkl RT 162. it's all the right diemsnions for what i want except i don't know about the flex. alpine/carving boards don't exist over here so i can't test them. anyone know whether the Volkl RT is stiffer/less stiff than the Speedster SL? and how it rides in crud and bumps?

    any other suggestions would be great.

    cheers

    joel

  6. I have an F2 Speedster SL 163 (2006 model i think).

    I have only used it a few times (one small surface scratch on the base, wax residue on the nose and a few "lift line" marks on the tail).

    It's just not the kind of board i like. It has been sitting in my board bag for most of the time i have had it.

    Only catch is I'm in Australia. I'm not sure how much it would be to ship to the US or Canada but if you're interested, i can find out.

    I'm after US$400 for it. Considering where I live, making payment would need to be worked out so both parties are satisfied they're not gonna get ripped off.

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    the coins to show camber are a 5c Australian coin and a 1c Euro coin (can't find any US coins!)

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