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I only use the intec binding for it conveinient step-in system. I'm a lazy person

I heard indeed that the Intec binding could be a reason that a board can break due to it stiffness.. I don't think that when i had a normal F2 Ti binding that the board would stay in one piece.

I'll stay with my intec bindings... for now

Yes, i use F2 Intec bindings...

Thanks Fivat! You will receive my order this summer.
I want all to know that the swoard is one of my favorite boards in Carving and comfort in all snow conditions so i really need a replacement.

I broke my swoard (serial 168) landed a bit on the tail after a stupid jump



I will order a new one asap... Do i get a refund?

I use special baseprep wax from swix. the BP88 wax. "BP88 was introduced in 2000-2001 For World Cup Level base prep. This "warm" wax is mixed with harder additives that helps to cut the surface hairs on a base. When it cools down the harder additives rises to the surface and pulls the Polyethene hai...

1 - Jacques 2 - Nils 3 - Patrice 10 - Ngsam (with 6 other persons) 12 - Pokkis&Paula, Finland 14 - István + 1 17 - Canmanski, Patrix, Agata - Poland 18 - David (aka The Blitz, j'arrive 2j plus tôt, qui sera là ?) 19 - Foué 25 - Fred, Edgar, Sarah, Manu, Steph et Daniel 26 - skywalker 27 - Arnaud 29 ...

Hi Skywalker, Its very difficult for me to reference to text only. thats why i joined Jacques basic training. When i initiated the basic swiss style turn on basis of cross-under together with rotation it was marked as "good". After the training i had a conversation with Jacques about the technique. ...

There is a full article about these techiques on the bomber site http://www.bomberonline.com//articles/cross_over.cfm Cross-under is the push-pull technique. In german its called "Tiefentlastung" Swiss style is tiefentlastung with rotation to initiate the turn My avatar shows cross-over or in german...

Hey Jacques, You asked me in Grimentz why we in holland don't teach rotation and as far as i remember did not answer that question. well... here it is... We do teach beginners rotation but we teach them to rotate along with the turn and not prior to it. It is true that if you want to learn to cross-...

As The Blitz stated...

Phiokka?

I tried the MIX1... extreme responsive but indeed a bit heavy. Also available with Disc

1 - Jacques 2 - Nils 3 - Patrice 6 - Dave (with dad and brother) 8 - Pokkis&Paula 9 - Benn 11 - Hans & Cora 12 - David (dcoudert) 13 - Sébastien (sml) 14 - Benjamin 15 - Raphaël 16 - David (The Blitz) 17 - Manu (El' Manu) 18 - Max (still hoping for vacation on monday) 20 - Anthony + Yann 21 - Julien...

I would love to participate... but have no transportation...
anyone from Holland or Belgium has a spot free in the car? and share the costs?

As requested... some pics

With the Highlander you have direct contact near the edge where you want it. I have not felt the "downside" that it "stiffens" the board. I board mainly on Hot and they are quite stiff (for my weight at least). Maybe one can feel the "stiffening" effect better on boards that softer. I now have four ...

I Think it was just a few euro's... Phiokka stuff isn't expensive But its very good!

(i hope the adim doesn't charge me for advertizing)