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ok well ive been snowboarding for three years now, for most people that means youve progressed or at least learnt the basics, well not me, i dont know why i just dont get motivated enough to ride very often, plus living in a prairie province that doesnt help either, well this year thats changing, im gonna actually invest time and money(not huge $) to help get back into snowboarding. im about 5 7" and 150 pounds, looking for a park/ freestyle board for relatively cheap, well realy any board that can handle some abuse, i might be a hack seeing as i got out under 10 times a year, a package would be great if you could get me a canadian online stores link, i was looking into something like a k2 or others along that line, any help would be greatly appreciated.also i already have boots just need board and bindings.
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Hi! I just bought my son this board but in a 158 (he is more of a freerider than park). He is around 5'10 and 148 pounds with size 11 boots. This is a Rossignol Scope for $93 Canadian off Ebay. They have the board available in two sizes: 154 and a 158. It was sent FedEx from the Toronto area so there are no customs or brokerage fees. They charge $30 for shipping and handling. So altogether the board is around $127 CDN, which normally sell for around $250 to $300, and you will have in a week. Much better than blowing your coin on an LTD. The graphic on the topsheet is a train (sounds stupid but actually doesn't look too bad). BTW, I live in Alberta; you in Saskatchewan?
Here is the link: Rossignol Scope
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no actually im in edmonton alberta, also there is a local selling a burton jeremy jones model, i know its good, i dont know the year and its 210$, i was wondering do you need burton bindings on a burton board, i remember somebody saying that to me.
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Lmao... well we know where she's going to be this weekend
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would you guys suggest any of these
Board Zone Snowboards - M3 Discord M3 Discord regular $620 on for $269 Board Zone Snowboards - M3 Convoy M3 convoy regular $540 on for $269 Board Zone Snowboards - Burton 2007 Blunt Burton blunt regular $440 on for $263 Last edited by if6was9; 11-06-2007 at 10:05 PM. |
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Oh god...NO!
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