Mr. Right

Thats the exact one I had haha, I had a blast on that thing, I had to have been 8 years old or something like that.
The first REAL board I rode was around the same era (my friends board) a late 80's Burton Craig Kelly Air lol. Definitely only made to go one direction. The new style twin tipped boards starting coming out VERY shortly after my friend got his board so he traced the shape of a Joyride onto the top and cut it out with a jigsaw lol. That board didn't live long after that. The first board that made me start riding a LOT was just a few years ago, a Burton Bullet 164 in 24" or so of the pow.

kri$han

1st board I got last year..haha...

Option Icon 154, I'm loving it... I think its a bit stiff for the park, but its a freestyle board thats good for n00bs like me... I mostly did freeride last season, hoping to being in the parks this year...can't wait!

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magickrate

got my first board last year it was a k2 dart(have no idea what year it is)
but now i have a k2 fuse cant wait to ride it

Oakley

Haha, wow. I did the same exact thing. On a Burton (not sure what model.. its whatever is in my avatar) in 2005, on the first run of the last day at Heavenly caught my front edge and had to make it to the bottom with my face covered in blood. People freaked.

My first board ever is in the mail right now. Atomic Hatchet.

DrGreeNThumB420

burton charger with the wood finish top

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Grimdog

My first board was a 1987 151 Barfoot Freestyle. I found a picture of one on the net but mine was yellow and I think this one is an 85 or 86. I bought mine from the original "Snoboard Shop" in Kensington in Calgary which I believe was the first actual snowboard shop in Canada. I bought it from Ken Achenbach who owned the shop with his brother Dave and I believe Ken was sponsored by Barfoot at the time. Ken and Dave were a couple of the true pioneers of snowboarding in the Calgary and Banff area and in Canada period. I believe Ken is now the owner and director of the Camp of Champions and is in the Snowboard Hall of Fame.

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st.stark

Mine was an '01 I believe Oxygen...not sure where they are today, but even at THAT time I knew it wasn't all that great. LOL

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'07 Rome Crail 156-'07 Rome Arsenal L/XL-'08 Burton Motos Size 10.5.

woogie

The first board I can remember was a Burton Chopper that I rented when I was in grade 5 so I guess that was '98. But the first board I owned was a Burton Custom that I still got but it's much to small now.