Picking a snowboard?

[Boydy]

Anybody got any idea when the indoor Ski/Snowboard slope is gonna open in Breahead ????? They supposed to be using a snow machine rather than an artifical slope ...

[Withnail]

April, according to the website. Aye, it's 'real' snow.

[Jaemi]

Aye, it's like that snow dome down south.
When it first opens it's going to be foukin packed!

[Largest of Als]

some details here...

http://www.snowboardclub.co.uk/slopes-braehead.html


Al

[Jaemi]

Oh, I should add the best time to by a board is just before the new season. That's when all the new board have come out, and the shops want to get rid of the "old" ones.

[Withnail]

Good shout - what sort of time of year's that? October-ey?

[Jaemi]

Maybe from November onwards. I picked up a really good "2005" board in the January sales.

I've jsut started so it doesn't make a blind bit of difference to me if I've got a "2005 board".

[Withnail]

Aye, totally... I wouldn't care if was a '1995 board', as long as it was sturdy!

[Largest of Gregs]

Originally Posted by Jami

- BITE on Byres Road and in town. (along from Greaves on Gordon St.)
- Greaves sport on Sauchihall St also do snowboards.
- Snow Core on Union St. It's a new shop that just opened, looks a bit shit but they will give you some advice in there.

Bite - Tiny Selecttion
Greaves - Wrong, only gordon st does skis and snowboards, but fuck all snowboards
Snow Core - all old model pish from what I can see.


I wouldnt bother buying a snowboard for at least another couple of months. Prices dont go down until Europe/USA season is over.

[Jaemi]

Greaves do sell snowboard.
It's the one on Gordon St, right enough.
Snow Core- I did say it was shit, I told him to check it out for advice.

[placebo_placebo]

Buy skis instead Blues sell boards tho aye