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Complete snowboard package

MotoJP46

MotoJP46

2wheel Junkie
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2000 CR250R
Name
JP
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Well its that time and the resorts are about to open up. Im looking for a complete snowboard package. Board, Bindings, boots. Ideally a 159cm length board and size 12 boots. My little brother is getting into the sport. Lemme know what you have.
Thanks
 
i have a 5150 board size 161 with bindings. no boots. it was ridden prolly no more then 10 times. since it is way bigger then me. i bought it cuse i wanted to go fast. my main board is 149. $100 sounds fair. you would just need to go buy boots. which can be had for under 50 bucks. if you go to the right sale. But shoes are important to a good ride. should get new boot, so it can form to your foot not the other person.

the board is will be to be waxed to today, since i am tunning up all my other boards.

Located in San Jose/Milpitas area.
 
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I have an 06 M3 Convoy 159 BRAND NEW. It is in the plastic sleeve, has never seen snow. I started riding a smaller board of my buddy's and didn't get around to this one. I rode one the year before and it had good flex and was great in the powder. It's a wide board, so you don't have to worry about toe drag. I think you can also set your stance to around 24 inches or so, if you like it that wide. I don't have any extra boots, but I could throw in a pair of army green and chrome Ride sPi for $50 more. These were the model right before the convertible toe strap, but they kick butt.

Send PM if interested. Already had a couple of flakes in the past couple of months.
 
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I have a Palmer Channel Titanium 164cm, but it's definitely not for size 12 boots.
I also have Drake Podiums with carbon fiber highbacks. Size M-L

Advice: you sure he's a size 12 for snowboard boots? It would help a lot if he was size 11. I am asking this question based on experience.
 
Raven_05R6 said:
what do you want for the board and bindings?
Click to expand...

I'll PM you the price, but if your little bro is just starting out, and he's a size 12, you're not going to want to pay the price for this setup. The heelcup and the baseplate on bindings can be expanded, but size 12 is really pushing it where the stiffness of the baseplate/heelcup will be compromised.

How old is your little brother and how much does he weigh? Anything size 11 and up, he'll need a wide board.

Can you have him measure his foot(the larger one) at a shoe store and get back to me, and I'll tell you exactly what size boots he needs, and no, just because he wears size 12 shoes doesn't mean he wears size 12 SB boots.

One more advice: okay to buy used gear except for boots. Invest in the "right" boot.
 
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price and pictures would help. My brother plans on picking up something soon
 
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