Donek Axis 172

[freeride]

Donek Axis 172 like new, ridden three times. $325 includes shipping to 48 states. Email for several pics.

[gabrielo]

I am strongly interested. I am in Seattle. Riding a K2
Eldorado 164. Height 5'10". Weight 165 lbs.

Do you know enough about alpine boards to be able to provide unbiased advise as to whether the Axis 172 would be about the right length for me?

Are bindings included?

You offered to send pictures, please do so.

Gabrielo

[D-Sub]

the specs for the axis are readily available at the donek site.

[Mike T]

Overall, great boards! I'm 5'10", 190 - 195 pounds and find the flex ideal for carving and riding open powder and NW US mashed potatoes. I find it a bit stiff for trees and bumps though.

[D-Sub]

oh, and..I believe I talked to this seller. If its the person I spoke with I can vouch for his honesty and helpfulness

[Jon Dahl]

I'm 5'7" and 160 lbs. I rode the 167, 172, and 177 at SES. I would rate it's flex as slightly softer than the Renntiger I usually ride with excellent edge hold. A 172 or 177 will find a home with me just as soon as I purchase a set of TD2's. First things first! BTW, rode them w/3 degree cants and 50/45 angles.

[Trip43065]

The Axis is a great step up from the Eldo. My Eldorado 174 has been one of my favorites for years. I found the Axis 177 more stable with better grip and easygoing flex (not raceboard stiff). Fun and easy to ride. I'm 5'10', 210lbs. IMHO excellent choice for first alpine board.

[freeride]

Here is a pic of the Axis. Please note the bindings are not included. It is a standard Axis, purchased new at the beginning of last season. That would make it an '02-'03.

[freeride]

Another picture....

[wgsurf]

Is this board still available, can't tell by previous posts to date?

[freeride]

Board is sold