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And here's the specs for the Freesurf Highlander II: Tip: 9.5" (24.13cm) Waist: 7.375" (18.73cm) Tail: 9.5" (24.13cm) Effective edge: 55" (139.7cm)

Here's a pic of the nose that hopefully answers your question. I can measure it if you prefer? Too bad your pow boards are already sold. Know of anyone in your neck of the woods looking to get rid of a Prior Khyber or Speadhead? ATTACH]32612[/ATTACH] Thanks, Steve

Here you go - Morrow Indy specs: Tip: 11 9/16" (29.37cm) Waist: 9 7/16" (23.9 cm) Tail: 11 9/16" (29.37cm) Effective edge 55" (139.7cm) (on edge from contact point to contact point) There's a formula somewhere on the net for calculating the radius based on the numbers above but I can't seem to find it.

I don't remember so I'll get out the measuring tape tonight and check it out. Couldn't find it online either; the closest I found was a 158cm Indy. It gives you an idea but I suspect the radius will be a little bigger. http://www.outdoorreview.com/cat/product-archives/snowboard-equipment/snowboards/older-freeride/morrow/indy-2000/prd_85409_3141crx.aspx

1) Morrow Indy 166cm Boardercross board. Never raced and in good shape and works great with soft or hard boots below. SOLD 2) Freesurf Highlander II alpine carving board in good shape; 158cm with unique woodgrain / sword graphics and a short turning radius that works well on crowded hills where you need to be able to turn quickly SOLD 3) Snowpro Race bindings - SOLD 4) Oxygen Krypton 01 carving boots; The shell says Mondo 28 - 29.5 and the liner says 28.5 Mondo. SOLD More pics available upon request. Would consider trade (up or down) for a tapered powder board (Burton Fish, Prior Khyber, etc.)

What size are they and how much do you want for them? Thanks, Steve.

Sorry I didn't respond sooner; I didn't check the bulletin board lately. I have a deal setup for the Freesurf setup which should be finalized (payment/shipping) after I get back from Snowmass next week. If for some reason it falls through, I will let you know. Steve.

Hi All, The good news for me is I'm going to be down in Aspen on a group trip for a week; the bad news is it will be the week AFTER the SES (arrrgh!). Based on the size of Snowmass, it would probably take some time to try and figure out which runs are the best for carving. Can someone tell me what would be the best couple runs for carving for an intermediate carver ? Thanks, Steve.

Generics has been sold. The Freesurf setup is still available. If not sold by this weekend then I will consider selling the parts individually. Steve.

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Board Dimensions The Generics is as follows: Tip: 25.2cm waist: 20.5cm Tail: 25.2cm The Rebel is as follows: Tip: 25.7cm Waist: 21.4cm Tail: 25.6cm

*** Generics setup has been sold. The Freesurf setup is still available. If not sold by this weekend then I will consider selling the parts individually. I've upgraded my carving and freeride equipment so this stuff has got to go! Pictures available upon request. Carving setup #1 - Generics 153cm carving board (made in France) - O2 (Oxygen?) plate bindings - Nordica SBH boots (size 9-9.5) Perfect for narrow/crowded runs. Asking $99 Carving setup #2 - 160cm Freesurf Rebel carving board (made in France) - Oxygen plate bindings - Raichle SB123 boots (size 9-9.5) Excellent Freecarving setup. Asking $99 Freeride setup - Limited Drifter 154cm board - Elan Step-in boots size 8.5-9.0 - Elan step-in bindings (actually twist in; one of the easiest systems to get into even in deep snow). Asking $130 or best offer Steve.

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Complete carving setup that is in great shape (used approx 30 times since 2000) - Oxygen Carbon Cap KR56c (156cm) asking $175 CDN - Raichle Step-in bindings asking $200 CDN - Raichle 323 step-in boots (US 7 women) asking $300 CDN Will consider seperating. Email for pictures. Contact Suzanne at roberge811@sympatico.ca.

They are used but in good shape. Not much wear on the treads so they must not have been used to much by the previous owner. The boots were slightly too small for me. I bought a brand new pair of Oxygen's which are 28.5 which do offer the room for me to put a thick sock in when its cold. Asking $40 + shipping for the pair. Inexpensive way to get into the sport! Steve.

They are used but in good shape. Not much wear on the treads so they must not have been used to much by the previous owner. I used them all last season. I can't find a size printed on the boots (anyone know where it might be hiding?) but they fit the same as my new boots, which are Oxygen 28.5 . My guess is that these are a 28-28.5 boot. I normally wear a 9 or 9.5 boot depending on the manufacturer. I bought a brand new pair of Oxygen's so I have no use for an extra pair of boots. A pair recently sold on Ebay for $53. I'm asking $40 + shipping for the pair. Inexpensive way to get into the sport! Steve.

They are used but in good shape. Not much wear on the treads so they must not have been used to much by the previous owner. The boots learn more toward the 27 size, because I found that I didn't have room to put in a thick sock in them when it was cold out. I bought a new pair of Oxygen's which are 27.5 which do offer the room. I can take a picture if you are interested. Asking $40 + shipping for the pair. Inexpensive way to get into the sport! Steve.

They are used but in good shape. Not much wear on the treads so they must not have been used to much by the previous owner. I can't find a size printed on the boots (anyone know where it might be hiding?) but they fit exactly the same as my new boots, which are 27.5. I bought a brand new pair of Oxygen's so I have no use for an extra pair of boots. I can take a picture if you are interested. Asking $40 + shipping for the pair. Inexpensive way to get into the sport! Steve.