jeudi 14 mai 2015
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So I got my hands on this "beauty" at a second hand store some time ago. The price? 20€! :) How could I possibly have resited such an offer?
The brand name is "Trein", and Google search hasn't revealed anything except two Romanian online auctions, so I guess it might (have) be(en) a small Romanian brand.
It's a 152 twin(ish) with approx 2 cm of setback, a decent amount of camber and, it seems, more abundand pop than my two other boards (judging from the mat test at home).
It's pretty narrow so I'll probably suffer from toe drag ... if I ever use it ... but I might use it just to fool around with on sub-par surfaces, or strap it on to a friend with smaller feet who wants to try snowboarding out.
The bindings intrigue me though; they're almost like like a prehistoric version of Burton's EST bindings. I doubt you can get better board feel than this! :)
If anyone happens to know anything at all about this board/brand/bindings, please do fill me in. Just for the fun of it.
:happy:
The brand name is "Trein", and Google search hasn't revealed anything except two Romanian online auctions, so I guess it might (have) be(en) a small Romanian brand.
It's a 152 twin(ish) with approx 2 cm of setback, a decent amount of camber and, it seems, more abundand pop than my two other boards (judging from the mat test at home).
It's pretty narrow so I'll probably suffer from toe drag ... if I ever use it ... but I might use it just to fool around with on sub-par surfaces, or strap it on to a friend with smaller feet who wants to try snowboarding out.
The bindings intrigue me though; they're almost like like a prehistoric version of Burton's EST bindings. I doubt you can get better board feel than this! :)
If anyone happens to know anything at all about this board/brand/bindings, please do fill me in. Just for the fun of it.
:happy:
Say hello to my, er, "new", er, "rock board"
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