Jim Pryor
September 23rd, 2004, 08:11 AM
The oldest boards I still ride are a 1999 commemorative X-session Pure Carve that really turns differently than my race boards. This board is just a blast in perfect Aspen corduroy. Also great in pow. A Burton 1999 Factory Prime 173 that is a real predictable deck and it gives back more than you give. A Burton 2000 ULtra Prime 168 that was my short board (surf parlance) when I wanted to do the Eddie Van Halen thing. The Rossignol 184 World cup is for the Clapton/ Stevie Ray gig. Had a habit of giving away boards to aspiring carvers at my hill but I am over it ,no respect or they just dissapear after one season.
Also have some Surf Music boards (Gerry Lopez) but they are made for a real light rider. Favio a ex pro and rider for Rossi Italy sent me a R@D bordercross 168about 5 years ago that was a blast and really opened my eyes up to all terrain alpine riding. Waiting semi-patiently for the crew at Bomber to get some F2 boards for sale and the Rentiger. See ya jim
Also have some Surf Music boards (Gerry Lopez) but they are made for a real light rider. Favio a ex pro and rider for Rossi Italy sent me a R@D bordercross 168about 5 years ago that was a blast and really opened my eyes up to all terrain alpine riding. Waiting semi-patiently for the crew at Bomber to get some F2 boards for sale and the Rentiger. See ya jim