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  1. Ladies and Gentlemen.
    I am selling a pair of Northwave hardboots in size 295 (29.5)
    Boots are absolutely new and unused, but have been converted with a spring mechanism to something like Point.900.
    Spring mechanism is made of stainless steel, spring configuration is set to something intermediate progressive. Boots will be sold with an additional (harder) set of springs
    The shell of the 350ies is slightly softer than the 900s, but still perfect for EC.
    Price is 499 € plus shipping
    Shell size E

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  2. I just want to know how they find such ideal conditions on steep slopes and NO one around? Sweet!!

    Sölden, Austria, Rettenbach glacier. World cup slope lower section, something like 10:30 I think.

    It takes you about 20 minutes ba gondola to get there from the "winter skiing resort" and everybody was sooo happy, to stay there with pretty good April's conditions. I was happy, too...

    If it works for you, RIDE IT!!! and smile!!:)

    This is, what we did... :)

    Tom

  3. There is a lever on the intercharger, so it can be turned around (change angles, switch from regular to goofy) without demounting. I had one of these, was always a bit of movement in them. Sold them because of the very very big footprint and binding overhang.

    skywalker

  4. I very much like the Uvex Goggles. I got a pair of superhelix and supersonic last winter, and they fit my rather narrow face very well. As far as I can see atm, the advantage of the superhelix is just the better design.

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    Lenses: Both of mine are mirrored. The superhelix is my sunshine goggles with lightmirror blue, just for the looks, and as ist is a great lense IMHO (polarised, mirrored, not too dark). I bought the supersonic only for the lightmirror orange lens, which is without a doubt the best lens I ever had on my nose. It's polarisation works great and I can see a lot of usually invivible things on flat light. For some pics see here

    skywalker

  5. it would have been some years ago. Today i know: whomen come and go, boarding will stay. Although I might survive one or even some winters without carving, I would immediately know what to do with a women, who forces this decision. So without hesitating I vote for my board(s) in the situation discriped in the first post.

    I's like to add something to the answers above: Obviously everyone of those, who voted for spouse did this, because their are totally sure that she would not di this... so maybe this doesn't count ;)

    skywalker

  6. Crazy Banana back in 1989. I don't know, if there was a Name for this model, it came in cuple of ugly designs. Mine was with the dark topsheet with some pink and green in it, base was (like on all these boards I think) white with a giant banana wearing sunglasses. This one I bought used but almost new just before christmas, and I still have it in my quiver (To be honest, I never sold any of my boards, which I rode for some time).

    skywalker

  7. O.k., Phil.

    I understood.

    skywalker

    Skywalker, in my opinoin, the Kesslers strengths are purpose built PGS boards, they are by far the weapon of choice is a PGS race course. But they don't do the same type of turn that most freecarvers enjoy. Also they are very fragile, it's only Nov. and I've SEEN two snap and know a three others that have snapped this season alone. I've broken many boards and have seen many boards break, but I've never encountered boards that completely snap like the Kesslers. Not a worthwhile investment for a freecarver, for a PGS racers that a different story.
  8. If you don't race, well that would eliminate the Kessler's.

    Why?

    I know some guys using their Kesslers for free carving. This should not be a ptoblem at all, as these boards are custom made as well as the others mentioned. I had some email-exchange with hansjürg (kessler), and he's sure, that he would be able to build the perfecr weapon for a crazy carver. I have to add, that I do not own a Kessler, which is to be honest causen mainly by the price ;)

    skywalker

  9. Hey Bernhard,

    I got something for you: Guess what I did for two days on Sölden opening at beginning of November?! ;) And of course I did not pay for her lift ticket, but she was very thankful after two days of training suggestions...

    Und: Nein, Du kriegst nicht ihre Telefonnummer!

    Best regards

    skywalker

    well I still would like to share a t-bar lift sometime with a goofy footed girl which is a thing that has been on my mind ever since I started snowboarding in 1993 but it never actually happened I mean I would even buy the lift ticket for goofy footers okay I never tried Cindy's pick up line though
  10. Hi, of course there is one voting option missing: She pays for the lift tickets. ;)

    In fact girls usually start asking me, if I would mind go snowboarding with them. If I say "mmaybeee" often enough, they start offering me to pay for the lift ticket, if I offer some carving training. I always refuse that, if I'm interested in her. If not, she has to pay the lift ticket to get a training (snowboarding of course, not what you might think).

    skywalker

  11. Hi,

    as I finally found a cheap way to bring a board to Europe, now I'm looking for a FP 173 (RS) with about 22cm waist width. Ich anybody still has one in good conditions, please make me an offer. I'd also be interested in one (or two) good pair(s) of burton bindings for the board. Thanks a lot!

    Best regards

    Tom

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