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To start with I live in Florida... Riding up the lift with a skier on St. Patricks Day in Winter Park, Skier- "Man finding a guy on a carving board from Colorado is like finding a leprechaun, I don't even know what you are!"

Unused and unmolded, will include the shim kit as well. $100 shipped

Certainly used but should have plenty more riding left in them. Brand new treads on the toes. $100 shipped

Pretty good shape, wife didn't end up using these much... $100 shipped

Too small thanks though

Title says it all, make me a deal. Thanks

Well that sucks

Did some research and it looks like they are mondo 27, which is the size I need, I will take them, tell me where to paypal. Thanks

If they are the right size, I will take them

Money sent, Thanks

Well those were all the right answers... I will take it

Interested...specs for rider weight? Waist width, sidecut?

What is the recommended rider weight?

Just wanted to say thanks for all the great info in this thread!

Normally I ride in colorado

As strange as it may sound, I am living in florida right now, which means I don't get to try out many boards, or even ride much, hence my need for internet wisdom.

A little background: I am 6'2" 200lbs, almost all of my hardbooting has been done a Rad Air Tanker 192. I am wanting to get a more carve specific board and am trying to figure out if I should get the Donek Freecarve or Axxess. The only alpine board I have tried to ride was a Burton Factory Prime 185 gs (years ago), I hated it, it was way above my skill level. I am hoping to get some pros and cons as to choosing between these boards, or other recommendations along with reasoning. I have no intention to race or carve steeps all day, I am looking for a fun board that can rail turns. Thanks