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10-17-2007, 06:01 AM

Hello all, brand new to snowboardingforum. I've decided that I'm done renting and would like to invest in a intermediate setup geared more towards mountain freeride, but could take into the park on occasion (staying off the rails though). As far as my specs I'm a 6'4" male, size 13 shoe, 205lbs, 24yrs old. And I'll be riding on the Bavarian/Austrian Alps. Also looking to buy some bindings. I'll be purchasing these on-line but i'll go to the local board shop to find some boots...though I'll buy those on-line too. The Euro is killing me over here. (In the Air Force stationed in Western Bavaria)I'd appreciate any advice.

Right now i'm thinking the Lib Tech TRS 162cm for $359 with some Rome 390's for $190 at the-house. I'm looking to try to keep the board, boots, and bindings just under $600. But can go a little over if it's worth it.

10-17-2007, 06:01 AM	#1 (permalink)
Lasto Guest Posts: n/a	Board at Work Hello all, brand new to snowboardingforum. I've decided that I'm done renting and would like to invest in a intermediate setup geared more towards mountain freeride, but could take into the park on occasion (staying off the rails though). As far as my specs I'm a 6'4" male, size 13 shoe, 205lbs, 24yrs old. And I'll be riding on the Bavarian/Austrian Alps. Also looking to buy some bindings. I'll be purchasing these on-line but i'll go to the local board shop to find some boots...though I'll buy those on-line too. The Euro is killing me over here. (In the Air Force stationed in Western Bavaria)I'd appreciate any advice. Right now i'm thinking the Lib Tech TRS 162cm for $359 with some Rome 390's for $190 at the-house. I'm looking to try to keep the board, boots, and bindings just under $600. But can go a little over if it's worth it. Last edited by Lasto; 10-17-2007 at 07:21 AM.