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Orpheus

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  • Location
    Massachusetts
  • Home Mountain/Resort?
    Sunday River, Maine
  • Occupation?
    Student, yo
  • Current Boards in your Quiver
    None, working on that.
  • Current Boots Used?
    None, working on that too
  • Current bindings and set-up?
    Again, none.

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  1. Hi O, I have used gear, boards/bindings/boots. Maybe I have what you need, as I would like to lighten my collection. I am in Plymouth NH. Loon or Waterville Valley. PM me, and enable your PM , then we can do email. RobertAlexander

  2. Could you please email photos of the boots to ianskills@rocketmail.com?
  3. The Deeluxe boots are also a mondo 27? If so I'm interested. I'm also interested in the TD2s if it's a 6 degree cant.
  4. Hey bud I have a 168 nidecker nbx. i'll let go for 220 shipped. The topsheet isn't pretty, the base is good. The guy who owned it before me put stickers on it, and then tried to take them off. Theres a few markings on it from wear and tear. It's real fast

  5. That is very helpful! I'll let you know soon if we are interested in buying :)
  6. I'm in the market for a new boardercross board, but I'm not sure my dad is up for pitching in to help me buy one just yet... :P Still, I've been looking around the classifieds and there seem to be a lot of freeride boards, but fewer boardercross boards. I'm looking for something between 160 and 170 cm that is shaped with boardercross racing in mind: cambered, with a wide nose and tail, and lots of effective edge. I'd also prefer it to be on the heavier side, perhaps with metal construction for good dampening. I only weigh about 120, but I race a Prior FLC Metal 172 for GS and I handle it pretty well for its weight, and I like the way it really holds an edge. That's the kind of performance I want in a boardercross board. I would likely race boardercross in soft boots the way I have been, but on a Never Summer I just dont get the same thrill or performance that I get on my gate racing hardboot boards. I'm hoping for something less expensive, but with my description so specific I understand that isn't always possible. Right now I just want to see what's out there for sale, because I'm sure anything here will be cheaper than a brand new custom Kessler or Donek :P Thank you in advance! -Orpheus
  7. I bet that Stuf would be perfect for my younger brother to get into alpine riding. After I finished 4th at the USASA nationals last year on a borrowed prior, my dad figured it would be good for him to ride alpine, too. I have some questions: Do you say it's a "kids board" because of the length, or is it manufactured with the intent that kids will ride it? Can you post some other specs about it, estimate how stiff it is, and how it rides (that is, if you've ever ridden it, but I realise it says "new" so probably not) Will a low end ibex binding fit on it, or are there bindings specifically designed for boards this small? I have experienced that it is difficult to find boards this size for sale, would it be similarly difficult to find kids boots that would fit him? Thanks in advance :) -Orpheus
  8. So you've never ridden it? Can you give an estimate as to how stiff it is? Is it heavy?
  9. These boots should fit me perfectly. Let me talk to my dad and get back to you about it.
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