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  1. #1
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    newbie- advice appreciated

    I am hoping to purchase a board (used) and bindings. I have been riding for over 10 years, mostly on a burton craig kelly slopestyle 173.

    I am 5'10" and weigh 195- any recomendations for boards and bindings.

    will be riding in maine primarily

    Thanks,

    Ethan

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    do you want do use hardboots?

    and what type of riding do you want to do?
    what resort in ME will you be riding at if you get to sunday river I can most likely find something for you to ride so you could try before you buy.

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    primarily carving. yes will ride at sunday river. do you have boards 4 sale?

    Ethan

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    Boards to try

    Ethan,I'm hopeful We'll have a variety of Rad-Airs available for the ECES to demo.They're not "true" Alpine boards,but rather bridge the gap between what you've been on,and what a skinny freecarver is.By all means,do some poking around,look for "the deal" that you might find in the B.S.T. here(or elsewhere);Just keep in mind that some cool boards will be available at the ECES to try out(and I'm sure there'll be a few other brands there,Good Brands,nice boards!),and Riding Them is how best to figure it all out. Meanwhile,keep your eyes open here,as I'm certain you'll get plenty of info on "the goods" that riders favor here.One of the cool things about this site(and others like it I've found) is that the "posers" get quietly pushed aside,and those products that WORK remain listed in high regard.The "Hype" is minimal,because THE RIDING proves what's true.Again,just ask the question,watch the replies,maybe "search" something here and there;but know that the riders here Don't Pose!
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    Sunday river Demo Day for the Newbie

    If Bobdea doesn't have anything at the river that fits what your looking for feel free to contact me I am up there most weekends and have a few carving boards you could try

    Later -Weasel-

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