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My first experience with Hardboots was on a K2 All Mountain Board early 2003-04(?). I saw a guy a couple of time with a 1997 Winterstick Severe Terrain with Hardboots. I know because I had the same board with soft boots and a mild carver stance. It has become one of the boards on my snowboard bench.

The Canadians duqueing it out!

Sorry they have been sold.

I've got you all beat. Look at that original wood grain. Peg style bindings, and a rope tow for the flats.

There's a difference?

Something like these? TD3-Stepins?

My Spot bike is made with it.

Those are awfully big socks!

I would love to see that moire pattern mixed with my pattern.

Unless you like whiplash.

What are the details on the Blue and Black Nidecker?

It is!

Thank you for proofreading my mistake.

Hey Bill welcome back. I'm almost 60 and still riding and carving. I started riding in 1990. I started Soft-Boot Carving with a Winterstick Severe Terrain late 90's. Gradually my angles advanced. Now I am riding a Arbor A-Frame with Salomon Caliber Bindings and Malamute Soft boots. Stiff set up and my friends look at me like I'm crazy because I'm running a 36-39° degree front and 33-36° rear. My Hardboot set up I'm running a Coiler Nirvana with TD3 Step-in bindings and RPZ 10 boots. 50° on the front and 46° on the rear. For us old guys, step-in bindings are recommended. I have a Swoard Extreme Carver 175 if interested.

Steve Graham. Should have Zigged when he Zagged.