FS: Composite riser with rental bindings

[ysb33r]

I am considering selling these for €50 plus shipping.

Their primary purpose is for a loaner set for people to try out skiboarding. The composite riser was made a by someone in the UK about 10yrs ago and I bought the last one. They have served me well, but are now surplus to requirements. They might be useful to someone else.

What you should know:

- They are heavier than normal Spruce Risers.
- The bindings are only compatible with Alpine soles, not the newer Grip Walk soles.
- Although it is 4x4/4x10 compatible, swapping between skiboards is not quick, as the screws are covered by the connecting middle section. Swapping involves removing the heel piece.

[Deddly]

Hi! Just wondering, what is the side-on profile like on these? Do they raise the front and back of the binding off the skiboard to allow for flex like the Spruce riser does?

Another noob question: can the binding itself be replaced with another kind if I decide to upgrade it in the future?

Any reason these can't be used for my main skiboards and not just loaners?

[newbie2011]

Are these by any chance still available ? Would buy them if they still are

[ysb33r]

Are these by any chance still available ? Would buy them if they still are

I gave them to a friend in France. Maybe he'll be willing to part with them.

[newbie2011]

Never mind, it was just in case they're not getting used, thank you Schalk !