Snowboards? 2007/2008 ? Quiver?

dmc · Jul 15, 2007, 8:32 AM

A friend of mine reps for Ride.. Last year i checked out a Timeless and found it a tad stiff for my liking...
He talked me into a Concept TMS - probably backing down to a 164(usually ride 168s) for this one.. I also like the green on the 164 top.
http://www.ridesnowboards.com/boards...p?ProductID=15

I still need a big deck for big lines..
So I'm thinking of a Prior MFR ( http://www.priorsnowboards.com/boards_mfr.php#profile )
Or a Never Summer T5 ( http://www.neversummer.com/board.php?selectedBoard=t5 )

Since I'm getting a smaller deck(The Ride)... I'm thinking of going REALLY big and getting a 172

I can only imagine how sweet a borad that size would be on a steep powder line out west.

That would round out my snownboard quiver nicely...

Burton Fish - for POW..
Prior Split - for BC POW..
Burtons split - for friends to use
Never Summer Premier 168(3 years old) - for sketchy days
Ride Concept TMS 164 - inbounds raging/slack country
Player to be named later - big lines.
Bruton Junkyard - late night jib sessions in the tubing park...

56fish · Jul 16, 2007, 9:49 AM

Burton: Malolo 158, P1's & Boxers...my quiver...all conditions (esp woods @ J)...until something breaks or, wears out.

Over 50 now and have chosen serenity over adrenaline.

Our shop owner hasn't - Rides a 193 Doughboy 100 days/yr...warp speed.

dmc · Jul 17, 2007, 6:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 56fish

Burton: Malolo 158, P1's & Boxers...my quiver...all conditions (esp woods @ J)...until something breaks or, wears out.

Over 50 now and have chosen serenity over adrenaline.

Our shop owner hasn't - Rides a 193 Doughboy 100 days/yr...warp speed.

Love the Malolo....Do they still make it?

56fish · Jul 18, 2007, 2:11 PM

Yessir'

For '08: from 149cm to 166cm.

Jul 15, 2007, 8:32 AM	#1 (permalink)
dmc DMC TUX Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Hunter, NY Posts: 6,448	Snowboards? 2007/2008 ? Quiver? A friend of mine reps for Ride.. Last year i checked out a Timeless and found it a tad stiff for my liking... He talked me into a Concept TMS - probably backing down to a 164(usually ride 168s) for this one.. I also like the green on the 164 top. http://www.ridesnowboards.com/boards...p?ProductID=15 I still need a big deck for big lines.. So I'm thinking of a Prior MFR ( http://www.priorsnowboards.com/boards_mfr.php#profile ) Or a Never Summer T5 ( http://www.neversummer.com/board.php?selectedBoard=t5 ) Since I'm getting a smaller deck(The Ride)... I'm thinking of going REALLY big and getting a 172 I can only imagine how sweet a borad that size would be on a steep powder line out west. That would round out my snownboard quiver nicely... Burton Fish - for POW.. Prior Split - for BC POW.. Burtons split - for friends to use Never Summer Premier 168(3 years old) - for sketchy days Ride Concept TMS 164 - inbounds raging/slack country Player to be named later - big lines. Bruton Junkyard - late night jib sessions in the tubing park... __________________ "The snowboard track is the most aesthetic and ephemeral passage that man can leave on a mountain" Stephen Koch ------------------ DMCs Interactive Tuckerman Ravine Map

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Jul 16, 2007, 9:49 AM	#2 (permalink)
56fish Westfield VT March 2001 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: w pa & NEK Posts: 144	Burton: Malolo 158, P1's & Boxers...my quiver...all conditions (esp woods @ J)...until something breaks or, wears out. Over 50 now and have chosen serenity over adrenaline. Our shop owner hasn't - Rides a 193 Doughboy 100 days/yr...warp speed.

Jul 18, 2007, 2:11 PM	#4 (permalink)
56fish Westfield VT March 2001 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: w pa & NEK Posts: 144	Yessir' For '08: from 149cm to 166cm.