spretetsky

Hey, Alex sent you an email. Stanislav.

Thanks for the info David. My board is still in the mail. I paid $100 for it. It is an AIRWALK FORCE 167. I couldn't find any info on the board. The seler specified that it was new, but I don't know what year it was made. It has a 215mm waist (nose-10 7/8" waist-8 7/16" tail-10 7/8" according to the seller), so I thought it should be wide enough to fit my ski boots with less aggressive forword angles. Here is the picture (base only, top looks the same) <img src="http://i9.ebayimg.com/01/i/03/69/47/08_1_b.JPG">

snow is melting, and this newbe still cannot find bindings ;( Help, anyone!

I am new to carving and have my first alpine snowboard coming to me this week. I need bindings with all the hardware (cant disks, bolts) for it. It is a 4x4 hole pattern, so I will need 4 whole disks. I am trying to start with inexpensive setup, so anything that will keep 175 pound me safely attached to the board would probably work:) I am hoping to spend around $50, but willing to pay more for all aluminum setup (older bomber td1 standards or cateks) Also even if you don't have the bindings for me I could use some recomendation on what I should be looking to start with as far as cant angles (disks on both feet or just one?). I am planning to use my ski boots since I usually ski and board on same day trip. Wanted to see if anyone out there uses ski boots and if there needs to be any particular setup for that. Thanks for any help in advance. Stanislav. P.S. I am north of San Francisco so if you ar local I would prefer to pick up to save on shipping.

What is the price for board and td1s. What is the board specs (length, waist-width, sidecut). Do you have any pics? My email is spretetsky@hotmail.com. Thanks. Stan.

I just started carving this winter. Interested in your snowboard. can you email me some info: 1 Length 2 width at the waist 3 bindings included? what brand, type If you have some pictures of the board, and whatever additional info, that would be great. you can email me at spretetsky@yahoo.com Thanks, Stan.