post this on www.kiteforum.com

or send a pm to mrbonk from kiteforum - i believe he rides these boards...

Is there a website where we can look for more info.

Well as fate would have it I lost my FLX 132 tonight. After checking out this website all during the day I go and lose my current board. Must be some weird destiny thing.

Sometimes I think this sport is akin to throwing great wads of cash into the water but nevertheless I may look at picking up myself a 128 cardboard.

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Originally posted by Victor

Well as fate would have it I lost my FLX 132 tonight. After checking out this website all during the day I go and lose my current board. Must be some weird destiny thing.

Sometimes I think this sport is akin to throwing great wads of cash into the water but nevertheless I may look at picking up myself a 128 cardboard.

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Thats aweful news Victor, come and see me, I'll sort you out with something to ride.

Cya and

Goodwinds

Steve McCormack

I ride cardboards. I have a 117cm cardboard which i love to bits it has killer pop and goes up wind like it is on steroids. I am just about to recevie a new 128cm cardboard as well. I have found the boards very similar in construction to underground flx series. But it is hard to go past the freedom of getting to choose your own shape, stance width, graphics and fin size. I have riden underground boards in the past and found them not to have as much pop as my 117cm cardboard.

I live at lennox head, northen NSW and iwould be happy to give any one dropping past a go of my boards.

If any one would like to have a look at what Cardboards have to offer check their site www.cardboarding.com they have a huge selection of boards for any style and is defiantly worth giving a go.

I don't know if I'd agree with getting "at least $700" for a 1 year old UG FLX in excellent condition. I think it's more likely "at most $700". There is so much second hand gear going at the moment. Whether sellers like it or not, price is likely to be determined by what people are willing to pay and not necessarily what it is worth.

Cardboards also have a cheaper listed price and there are heaps more shapes and sizes and graphics available then UG FLXs. Plus you can choose things like stance width without having to pay an extra $50-$100 for a custom like you would with UG.

DOOD! Flex is so overated.

We are not snowboarding, Try a stiffer board like the LF Drop Ltd, we have had some of the best riders go to these boards that were riding the undergound FLX and cannot believe how much better they feel.

When are we going to learn from other sports, that hard flat landings on a board that bends like a banana just won't work.

My advice is test them both well and you will see what i mean.