Just got an accident with an other snowboarder who didn't know the way of turning on hardboots
Greetings from a sad swoard-owner
Dave
After a few good runs -> accident
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After a few good runs -> accident
Can anyone say if this is bad?
Just got an accident with an other snowboarder who didn't know the way of turning on hardboots
Greetings from a sad swoard-owner
Dave
Just got an accident with an other snowboarder who didn't know the way of turning on hardboots
Greetings from a sad swoard-owner
Dave
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Party hard, party wise
Swoard2005 168H 004, Northwave nexus grey
Swoard2005 168H 004, Northwave nexus grey
Damage
As I can see it from the pic it is only the top-sheet, so it is not that bad.
Make sure that water cannot get between the layers of the board (I do not see how deep the scratch is). You might use a bit of epoxy for that if needed.
Cheers,
István
Make sure that water cannot get between the layers of the board (I do not see how deep the scratch is). You might use a bit of epoxy for that if needed.
Cheers,
István
Shouldn't be problem
Main thing is that you are OK!
I had similar damage 1.5 years ago and it looked similarly (same depth, but mine was shorter, probably some skier attacked my board in lift line). I fixed it with epoxy and so far no problems. Here is relevant post:
viewtopic.php?p=4903&highlight=#4903
I had similar damage 1.5 years ago and it looked similarly (same depth, but mine was shorter, probably some skier attacked my board in lift line). I fixed it with epoxy and so far no problems. Here is relevant post:
viewtopic.php?p=4903&highlight=#4903
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