Flow Infinite T3 159 Snowboard for sale
Heres are some photo's of the board. Sorry it has taken me so long.
As you can see, the board is in very good condition apart from a few knocks and scratches (it is a year old). The structural integrity of the board is as good as it is new, and the scratch on the bottom won't even slow you down. If you want any more details, just let me know!
Looks great, are you planning on going on the Chillfactor trip next wednesday (12th Nov)? If so, maybe we could have a chat about it there, because I'm definetely interested in this. If not, I'm sure something else can be organised.
Thanks
Unfortunately I was only over for last Wednesday and have just got back to Ireland. I won't be back over to the UK before I head off on my season, so the board will have to be posted over. Anyhow, have a think about it, and contact Charlie Whitford (Treasurer) if you want a second opinon on this board.
Cheers.
Oliver.
How much do you think postage would cost? I am no hurry, so if it is easier I can wait until you come back over and you can bring it with you. I am pretty certain this is the board to go for, and I'd rather buy a board from someone in the club than elsewhere.
The postage is roughly £20, but seeing as I said I would be able to bring it to Liverpool I will include the postage price in the original £190 list price. The only thing is I kind of need to get this sorted pretty soon as I have a new board to buy before I head to Austria (3 weeks away!). So, if you want to have a chat about it, message me your number of facebook and I'll give you a call when the time suits. Either way, it is an awesome board, and one I will be sorry to see go, but as you say, I'd also prefer if it went to someone in the club.
Let me know.
Oliver.
If your looking to sell it now, then thats fine by me. How about we say £200 for the board and postage, since I don't want you to lose out on money if your needing it to get a new board. I'll send you a message on facebook, and if you give me a call some time over the weekend, we can sort it out.
Joe
Cheers
Yeah, I've got size 10 feet, so this would be perfect. You got any recommended bindings for this board? Cos, I could use the ones off my old board, but they're just unbranded beginner ones, so it would be a shame to have an awesome board and rubbish bindings. I'm looking at picking some other gear up when we go to Snow and Rock, but if I have an idea of what I'm looking at it'll be useful.
Thanks
Hey Joe. The bindings on this board currently are the Burton Cartels. They are quite a stiff binding which although gives great response, does kill your legs a little. A cool relaxed binding that will not fail to perform is the Burton Triad, of which last years model can be picked up off eBay for pretty cheap (just over £120).
Let me know if you have any questions regarding gear and I'll be happy to help.
I'm 6ft 3" so this board should fit you well. I also take it you have relatively large feet (size 10 or above)? If so the fact that this board is a wide board would help prevent toe and heel drag on both piste's and powder. Cherlie Whitford has ridden this board at Xscape and I'm sure he will divulge his thoughts on it should you wish to ask. I will be posting up some good photos of it soon to give you an a better idea of the board and the condition it is in.
Thanks for your interest!
Oliver.
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I have decided to sell my Flow Infinite T3 159cm snowboard, and am placing it here first as I'd like to give it to someone in the club. This board is incredible, and imporved my riding instantly. No more arse slides down icy pistes or base vibrations at high speed, this truly is a top end board. It is Flows flagship board and they have this to say about it:
"Top-of-the-line board from Flow, featuring all the sintered, Structurned, quadraixial glassed, carbon reinforced, lightweighted response you’d expect at such a level. Built to grab all terrain riding firmly by the horns, the directional twin shaped Infinite is the preferred ride of Miikka Hast and Ryan Paris, and is assembled around Flow’s Whiskey X design. This is four connected titanium alloy energy plates sat on the wood core that directs riders’ energy precisely where it’s needed whilst still allowing torsional flex beneath the feet. The result? Superb turn initiation and banging edge hold in all conditions. For aggressive riders wanting the world on a stick, the Infinite would surely suffice."
Price:
The retail price for this board was £399, and that puts it out of the reach of many people, but I'm offering this fantastic board at under half price - £190! There is currently a Flow infinite (not the T3 edition) selling on eBay for £200 plus £20 postage. You won't have to pay psotage as you can pick the board up in Liverpool.
Condition:
It is in almost perfect condition. There are 2 long shallow grooves in the base of the board that were caused by backcountry riding. They are so shallow they won't make any difference to the ride or structural integrity of the board.
Size:
At 159 cm it is mid sized and will accommodate most people well. It is a Wide edition which suits a large footed rider well and will float effortlessly through powder. It really is a joy to ride.
Below is an image of the T3, but I will be attaching images of the actual board soon.
Oliver.
"Open that shit up!"