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Volkl Agent At Boot - Men's 26 305mm sole length $235 - makes a nice coaches boot and soft enough for hardbooting. Call Jeff @ 970-274-2525 Vail area
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fogsmith, I'm not 100% up on this posting stuff but catching on.
Look forward to meeting up, # 303-898-0912 or at... georgek303@msn.com Either way, looking to hook up!
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fogsmith, I'm not 100% up on this posting stuff but catching on.
Look forward to meeting up, # 303-898-0912 or at... georgek303@msn.com Either way, looking to hook up!
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Bob, running errands all day and need to get to Walmart at some time - we can meet there if you would like. Just let me know.
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Bob, for years I was riding for Atomic/Oxygen and this is one of the boards in my quiver. It's been ridden less than 10 times - it's a 160 slalom board with awesome turning capabilities - it's a quick and solid ride. I also have an Oxygen 172 GS board for sale as well.
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Really nice Oxygen Proton SL 160 for sale $125 - Vail area.
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289mm sole length (Men's 26) - shells only. $150
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Certainly - here it is... http://www.fis-ski.com/uk/rulesandpublications.html
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The Euros competing in Snowmass were using 214cm custom boards with vert little sidecut, no camber, and low-profile noses. Once again, as far as releasable bindings there were none - all the bindings I saw were Burton race plates. Tried to find a clause in the FIS rule book regulating the use of releasable bindings but did not locate any references. Go fast and take chances, JJS
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Hey guys - the current WR - 201k - is held by an Aussie named Darren Powell who teaches at Thredbo, NSW, OZ. I was honored to ride and compete with him in Aspen in 1999 at the US Open Red Bull Speed Skiing Championships in 1999. Speed boarding is quite a rush and I can assure you all that we do not use releasable bindings - unless these are something new I am not aware of. Not an event for every rider but certainly exciting. Best to all and as we say in the speed game - "to turn is to admit defeat." Jeff "Fog" Smith Vail, CO
