davekempmeister

what? the answer is to take issue with someone who has posted only 2 times and for no reason other than to steal, right? am I missing something?

last year, on a cat trip in BC, I noticed in real time that my woods partner riding skis popped out of a ski on a steep steep. all at once, I turned the big 187 Tanker that I was riding sideways so I could help him look for his lost ski. never in my imagination could I have envisioned that the volume of snow that I was plowing downhill would be able to simply vanish into a tree well. just astonishing- and when it was full, the balance roiled downhill like water, which it is of course. that was an education for me and it reminded me of when I dug up what I thought was a small septic field distribution box and discovered something about the size of a racquetball court.

There is a video from 2017 that is all about Brushie and his kids pow surfing. Danny Strasser YouTube Channel

perhaps a gopro, on the nose of the board, mounted as far out on the board as there is a flat surface to mount to. GoPro mount supplementally secured with a bead of of clear tub and tile type silicone caulking. imo, the adhesive on the factory mounts is inadequate and needs help

Re: The offset with the inserts. how is this different than if offset is achieved by simply using asymmetric baseplate discs?

. born male and remain so . 195.58 cm . 86.36 cm . 48.26 cm . 72 front 54 rear . flat (no cant) . Head Stratos Pro (mondo 31.5) w/ Intec step-in. *. I tinker with my stance constantly. the numbers listed are what I would settle on if I had to commit to a specific setup for the rest of my riding days.

sweet. i think your desire to give it another ride and then gift it is absolutely fantastic. over the last few years, i have been buying older pow boards specifically to use on an annual BC cat trip. 2 hours drive south of Revelstoke, Selkirk/Purcell. last year i was on an Osin 4807 (168cm). one of the young guides, who boards, was smitten with the shape and i gave it to him at the end of the trip. this years board is a Dynastar with the exact same shape, but @ 178 cm (thanks digger jr.) giving boards to people who appreciate them is a joy, for sure.

Personally, I could see myself geeking out and spending irrational money on a on a Johan Olafson , Jonavon Moore or Fredi Kalbermatten board. I would want to ride it, though. The board would give me the side eye, for sure. Given it’s history, n’all

Hi. sorry so long getting back to you. i do still have it, yes.

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If you have one in good shape and you don’t wear it, let me know. mine is worn out. thanks

Bump. I still have it. Same status as before. If interested, pm me and I will send you pictures. I will take care of shipping to lower 48 - so I guess it’s a price drop.

I envisioned two vehicles in a desert, intense heat, cacti here and there and snowboards being transferred from one car to another.

I keep having the thought that; if a sizable percentage of what one eats is classified as UPF, and UPF is generally lacking nutrients, one remains “hungry”. A kid that is deficient in some mineral or another might eat clay from the yard while playing or crave a raw carrot that still has soil on it - sort of analogous to that, I think.

might try getting in touch with Loopback he was looking to trade a Tanker200 recently, if I recall. might be something there.