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err... actually I do use my regular freeride board on the one at home !! Maybe that's why it seems slow on snow even after waxing.

That's interesting. Never thought of that. But they spray the slope with water, so I don't know if that helps. I have often wondered why a UK company has never thought of designing dry slope specific boards. Who knows the shape may even need to be different and materials. Could be whole new concept....

It's like they say, it's the stuff that's advertised. I never get any information on hard boots and carving/race boards. When I first started there was still a few boards and stuff in brochures but it was real expensive. In the stuff I've received this year there is nothing. I've recently got into k...

Yes. Covered with dendex brushes (plastic). I'm sure it would be a bit dodgy. On my freeride board it's hard to get a carve. You just slide really. But as I say everytime I go to Europe the pistes we ride are either corduroy or hard and icy or slushy sometimes actually. I've ridden powder twice in a...

Hi everyone Just been checking out blue tomato and I am really tempted by the prices. Has anyone on here used hard boots on dryslopes and is it any good? Apart from a week or two on snow that is where I would mainly use it. Almost every year I've been boarding we tend to stay on piste so I've always...