Korean Job Discussion Forums

[piratebryan]

interested in upgrading your gear? you're in like, i'm in the market...

looking for a nice, but used snowboard as i'd like to learn this winter.i need boots and bindings as well but i'll take what i can get...

i'd like something around 140-150 cm.

or if anyone knows of any shops to get used gear...all the shops i've been to have been new and extremely expensive.

[stonepepe1]

yea me too, but a 155-157

[texasspangler]

I have a nitro Magnum mens 165 cm board & bag. It has only been on the slopes a few times since in Korea last year, it has no damage and the normal scratches on the bottom but overall it looks great.

The original price for this board was $280.00 and the price is being reduced from the original post to 120,000w obo.


Remember to get a board over here from the states would run you $150 shipping if not more.

If you have any questions i will do my best to answer them....

If you buy I am sure we can find a way to get it to you. I live near Chuncheon so Seoul is a short trip (2 hrs)

JAke


http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o299/texasspangler/Jeffs%20board/PB040138.jpg


http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o299/texasspangler/Jeffs%20board/PB040142.jpg

[stonepepe1]

165 is way too big, i would have too much friction which would kill my speed

[piratebryan]

bump, for me and this guy...

[sigmund]

You wouldn't notice a difference in friction at all, just turning radius, but there is no reason to have a longer board on hardpack.

[stonepepe1]

sorry, i snowboarded for 7 years on a 159 and it sucked! there is such a huge difference when I ride a 155 or 157

[piratebryan]

bump