View Full Version : Industry Interviews over at Stoked.at
fin
September 10th, 2004, 08:38 AM
Our freind Bernhard over at Stoked.at (http://stoked.at) has put a great section on his website called "Its Alive". He just posted some great statments from those in the industry on alpine snowboarding. Check them out HERE (http://stoked.at/alive.html).
Keep in mind I had three martinis just before I wrote my statment and it looks like he editted out my therory on women carvers and why they will not ride with me :p
Scorpio
September 10th, 2004, 08:49 AM
I'm confused. He quotes Chris Klug who says he'll "have new 2005 boards and bindings available soon. Next year we will have new 2006 Burton Race Boards!" Does that mean Burton is back in the business?
AlpentalRider
September 10th, 2004, 09:33 AM
it might just be that he's getting additional boards from burton for him to sell.
Burton still makes Alpine gear for the racers in limited quantities. They just don't make them available through the normal distribution channels (i.e. the general public).
I also heard that they are selling Alpine gear in Japan, but I can't confirm that.
Mellow Yellow
September 10th, 2004, 09:42 AM
R35 Additcted something or rather is Burtons line (I think) in Japan.. maybe not.. I'm just rambling.. wishing it wasn't 81 outside
Daneille
September 11th, 2004, 07:07 AM
What is your theory on women carvers :D and why they won't ride with you?
Daneille
stoked
September 11th, 2004, 07:36 AM
are there any goofy footed women carvers in this forum?
as for the statements I don't have details about Burton's future so far - it's the R-17addicted in Japan I think ...
Gecko
September 12th, 2004, 03:57 AM
Originally posted by stoked
are there any goofy footed women carvers in this forum?
as for the statements I don't have details about Burton's future so far - it's the R-17addicted in Japan I think ...
It's R17 Addicted...R35 would be the rice boy tuners wish for the new Skyline...as for the Addicted they are nice boards and serve as good off island (Japan) competition for the local Alpine board makers...TOOO expensive though...all japanese alpine gear is expensive I could make a killing selling boards from the states using USPS for delivery and just selling a few Doneks or the like on the slopes...I like my abused Ogasaka and my old Flite Asym...just fine for now...dreams of a blue flame 180RC
fin
September 13th, 2004, 03:36 PM
Daneille,
Well, I really cannot get to much into the details as the standing court order does not allow me to name names. However, I can tell you this, I have learned two new things:
1) never assume "someone" is over 18 just because they smoke
2) carrying night vision googles is apparently proof of "stalking" in the state of Colorado.
Dang, when will I learn ;)
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