Carve234

I'm looking to find some td1's or cateks (non step-ins), but I need a long plate. If given the choice, I would prefer the cateks. Shoot me an email if you can help me out. Thanks.

kent- I may be interested in the Cateks if theyre the long plates and I can afford them. And thats assuming that waypastfast doesnt take them first. Let me know when you decide to sell them. Thanks

the canyon is a freeride board, isnt it? you dont happen to have any pics do you? definitely interested, will have to talk to my cousin and get back to you. the cfx bindings are regular strap ins, right? because you really need step ins to try kiteboarding since you have to keep control of the kite while you buckle in. thanks anyway though

I'm trying to track down a 163cm or larger twin tip snowboard for my cousin and I to beat the hell out of kiteboarding in a frozen field. Obviously, I'm not overly concerned with quality or condition, as long as its still rideable and its cheap. I could also use some step in bindings (ie. clicker, switch, flow...) I know this is probably a long shot since its not alpine gear, but maybe some one has some old stuff collecting dust in their closet that they could stand to part with. Thanks.

youve got mail...

I emailed you a couple days ago about the boots, and was just wondering if you had received my email or not. In case you didnt, I wanted to know what kind of boots they are, what the mondo size of the boots is, and about how much youre looking to sell for. Don't mean to be a pain, but I'm trying to track down a pair of boots before the season starts. also, hangten- if your 224's are still available, what would you consider selling them for? Thanks

silkbot- email sent

Being in pretty much your position earlier this year, I figured I would throw in some advice. I've been carving for a couple years now on an old Rossi Race and finally decided to get something that better fits me and the way I ride. One of the things that helped me out a lot was talking to the guys at Donek. They were able to give me a fairly good idea as to how each board should handle according to my size and riding style, and it was a hell of a lot easier to get my questions answered over the phone than it would have been on a message board. Even though they knew I wasn't planning on buying right then, they were patient with me and answered all my questions. I ended up picking up a Donek Freecarve II 179 that I found a few weeks later on clearance. Bottom line is this- the guys who make the board probably know the board better than most, so make use of them. Like I said, it helped me out... Just my 2 cents... -Jim

I too am looking for some boots in a size 30-31, so if anyone else has any they could stand parting with shoot me an email. Thanks.

Sent email. Will take one of the other TD1's.

Hey, I'm definitely interested. If AK doesnt take it, more than likely I will. -Jim