Snowest
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Something around 180 length preferably with some metal. Feb or March would be ideal.
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I’d be interested!
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Still have the cants? I'm in need of a 4-hole one
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http://www.tetongravity.com/blogs/New-Snowboard-Binding-Era-Is-Now-5834821.htm
I can't imagine binding movement like that being good... Unless your boots are really stiff
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Where is the photo of your handy work ?
I've added some stainless steel tip guards and shifted the bindings back since this photo...And here's a vid of planing a 4807 through some real deep'n'wet stuff -
4807's are outdated pieces of junk. You should get rid of it as soon as possible. I'll give you the $100 it cost you for it, or if you'd rather, I got a swallow-modded Arbor A-frame I'll trade for it.
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Rode it Sunday... Noticeable improvement in float and carrying speed through the flat, deep stuff. The tail didn't gain as much flex as I thought it would.
Moved my bindings 1/2" back and racked my angles to +45/+27, gonna give it another run this weekend
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Modified A-Frame?
Yup. Think I might cut it a few inches deeper
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I know some of you carvers are into swallowrails too, so I figured I'd share my latest addition...
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Whats shipping to the best coast? 97062
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Happened chrstmas eve... Pretty pathetic fall. First run of the day, I hadn't even gotten up to speed. Equivalent of just standing there and having my feet pulled out from under me. It didn't really bother me till later that night. Gonna stick to skiing for a few weeks till it heals a little more.
Bryan- Ya still interested in the cants.. Been working some crazy hours though so I'm not sure when I'll be able to make it up there. I'm interested in a board of yours to if your willing to part with it :D
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So I caught an edge and had a fast introduction to some hardpack... I tend to keep my arms inward because broken wrists interfere with my job, but now i have a broken rib. I figure I trapped my hand between my chest and the snow causing a pressure point. Where do you guys keep your hands/arms when riding?
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I'm heading to the Portland late show tonight
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Maybe these guys...
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Gotta love that topsheet!
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Brewfest!
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Probably not, as I'm limited to weekends anyways. Hoping I'll make it up this weekend for the Brewfest, but in the middle of moving.
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Bindings are great! Can really put some power on the edges. Feedbacks not to bad, but I definitely gotta be on my game to keep from being tossed... I can't quite get into a full tuck though, maybe my ski boors are to stiff or my knees not where it needs to be.
Not getting as much snow time as I'd like. The whole job thing kinda restricts me to weekends/evenings. My goal is to get another 11 days before the end of the season.
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Went up last night after work... Fairly tracked out but found some pow hidden under the cascade lift. Visibility went to crap about 7:30.
Whenever cascade opens up, it'll be epic up there
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My back leg is fully extended at times.. Since I've had a few knee injuries in the past, this kinda worries me. Looking for a 6/7 degree or a unicant plate. I wouldn't mind a 3 degree for my softboot setup as well.
Thanks,
Greg
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Are you sure they don't fit mens large? On my nidecker bindings there are additional slots on the toe and heel to relocate the bails for large boots...
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Whatever works for you... Ironically, I just ditched my softboots for plates on my o-sin 4807...
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It's my understanding that the center disk is part of the binding and attaches with a single bolt to a plate that mounts to the board. Slipping can supposedly be solved by adding a rubber gasket under the binding?
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Redeeming quality: these will never make it to my breaks, since there's no way they'll be paddling onto a wave.
That's why they have poles!
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Holding my breath that Bomber bindings and BTS will continue to be available in the future ?