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  8. 27.0 Head Stratos Pro Alpine Snowboard Boots

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    These boots have been tried on several times, worn around on some epoxied concrete and are scuffed here and there but otherwise new. They've probably been buckled into a board too once or twice but I don't recall. They have never been on the hill. The Head's offer a softer ride than most boots, in my opinion except for maybe some old Raichle 3 buckle. (Ok maybe a little stiffer than that.) New version Deeluxe 225 maybe. Anyhow. $300 Shipped.

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  10. UPZ boot size

    in Carving Central

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    What is the liner size? the multiple size stamping on the different parts of the shell fit multiple, stock liner sizes. ie 7-9.5 will fit Euro size 7-9.5 liner. The liner size can usually be found on the outside and top of the liner in grey or silver writing on black liners...

  11. catek

    in Carving Central

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    Ditto... Do a little "Catek" research on this forum and I think you will find your answer. Trench Diggers are a far superior machined aluminum binding solution anyway, in my opinion and Bomber truly cares about you, the carver.

    Good to see you Billy... Let's have a beer!

  13. Madd 180 !!

    in For Sale

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    Well worth the asking price.

    Agreed. This is the red sidewall Madd 180 and was Mike's stiffest and most energetic board in our fleet at the time. All Madds are pretty much one of a kind but this board is extra special.

  15. anyone buy from hardbooter.com?

    in Carving Central

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    Yes sir. We've responded to all of your emails and we have been kind enough to take a DEPOSIT of $100 almost 2 months ago on one of our most prized boards, the Silly Good 200cm Prior shape designed by Billy Bordy himself. We are always happy to get gear into peoples hands and if it takes a little "lay away" program on a customers part to get the gear that he or she really wants, that's just fine. It is a holiday week and we do tend to shy away from the telephone during such a family focused time. A great way to express a concern or to "seal the deal" as you have put it, is via email or payment, respectively. A not so cool way to bring things to light is to post on another website's forum as most people here know that Hardbooter is an honest business with riders at the helm who take care of the community as best we can. You may now square up with payment or we'd be glad to refund your minimal deposit and let the community know that the last 200cm SG is back up for sale. Thanks for being a supporter of Hardbooter!

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