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Member
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: New England
Posts: 47
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Anybody know what is with there being no Burton boards for sale at REI's website? There are like two women's boards from last season and that's it. There are plenty of boards from other companies. I don't live near a store anymore so I can't check there. There is also no bindings or boots. They have a falling out or something? I have a gift card there and I was hoping to pick up a joystick, to try out a non camber board. They had a huge selection last year.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: On the biggest hill in Seattle
Posts: 259
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The REI in downtown Seattle has a lot of Burton boards. Just call 206 223-1944. It is their flagship store and they can look to see if they have what you want and ship it to you.
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Member
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: New England
Posts: 47
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hmmm...I was doing some more reading and I came across this recent post by the Angry Snowboarder:
The Angry Snowboarder Blog Archive The History of Gray Marketing Continues about Burton canceling distribution contracts with some major people because those places had overstocked and then were dumping the product for cheap somewhere on the "gray market." Seems like way too much of a coincidence that REI.com has no 2010/2011 Burton products and this is also going on. I know many retailer websites act separate from stores, with different inventories and policies. Maybe REI.com is getting slapped by Burton, but the individual stores are not. |
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