bpowder

ok i see..

so cartels EST instead of R i bet, right?

Lamps

yup

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bpowder

thanks for help guys

// one more thing - is that stuff, shredbed needed a lot ?

http://www.planet-sports.com/en/prod...duct_info.html

poutanen

Nope, I'd just buy the bindings and use them the way they come...

bpowder

LIB TECH Skunk Ape C2BTX MULTICOLOR

what do you think about this board?

poutanen

The product info says it's meant for a experienced/pro rider. I've never been on one so I can't talk. Some guys love the C2BTX profile but I'd rather my snowboard have a camber profile than something resembling a snake.

I still think the Volkl would be a better board for the money.

bpowder

dice is like 130 euro cheaper than sherlock, but would you suggest dice over sherlock?

found one here -

Völkl Dice 158 12/13 online bestellen im Blue Tomato Shop

poutanen

In short, yes.

Nothing wrong with the Sherlock, they both have triaxial fibreglass but it looks like the volkl has more carbon fibre in it.

I suspect build quality would be at LEAST as good on the Volkl if not much better. I love my Burton but the topsheet is very easily chipped.

Put it this way: I'm looking at replacing my Burton T7 with a Volkl Coal XT (among other things)...

bpowder

i dont want to change the board for next few years at least so i just wonder if volkl is solid brand enough to trust and buy a bit cheaper board from them instead of sure thing that sherlock is

im confused

poutanen

Völkl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

They're owned by the same parent company that owns K2, Coleman, Rawlings, and a bunch of other brands. So they're not just some one off company.

The boards are made in Germany, while I believe most of Burtons stuff is made in China. I'm thrilled with my Burton but it was made in Vermont, USA.

I think the Volkl is at least as trustworthy as Burton as a brand, but I've never owned one.

http://www.snowboardingforum.com/equ...oards-why.html There are three posts about Volkls in that thread and everyone loves them...

http://www.snowboardingforum.com/boa...kl-boards.html there's another thread about them...