The Official Mervin Manufacturing Thread

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Re: The Official Mervin Manufacturing Thread

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Spenser wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 11:22 am
g3greg wrote: Sat Dec 21, 2024 9:55 am
Spenser wrote: Tue Dec 17, 2024 6:20 pm

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Shit I didn’t see that you grabbed one, If it doesn’t work out I know of a home for it 😎
Decided to go ahead and sell it. Most likely would have anyway, but our winter just isn't happening… and then I bought a new split 🙄

It's on snowboard trader for 340, but I would sell it to someone on EL for what I paid ($300) + shipping. USPS ground is looking like $30 if you can wait, or it's $45–65 for priority depending on location. Of course no pressure, but you get first crack at it since you posted this

It has a few purely cosmetic things, but no damage, unless you count this inconsequential base doink (which I only noticed yesterday when waxing). It's a light dent in the base material, but not a scratch or cut


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Uh... sorry about your season. Is that a common occurrence at Eagle Crest? I've been to Juneau quite a few times for work (my last gig, don't get there anymore), but I've never been able to ride there.
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Not at all, but it's happened a couple times in my life. Still plenty of time to recover.

It's only the lower half that has no snow, so we can't operate.. the base is below 1200ft. I haven't been feeling motivated to hike to the snow line, but the new split will probably help.
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Day 13 on the season. I’m just loving the JL 160w so much. Easily the dd alongside the Pencil 164; at least one of them will always come to the hill. The Short Wide is insanely fun and I haven’t even touched powder with it, yet.

Yay for skulls 💀
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a bit of taper, a lot of camber
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So got a new first version of the 55 BC, and I like it. Nice replacement for my Greenest that has had a few accidents, also faster base and no excessive drag on front foot from the mag. Had a Jones Mercury on it, but that feels like overkill and I might give that away. Nitro Carver seems better for the heavier boards anyways. Thinking Burton Genemissionvita will fit nicely.
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ad1105 wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 4:55 pm Day 13 on the season. I’m just loving the JL 160w so much. Easily the dd alongside the Pencil 164; at least one of them will always come to the hill. The Short Wide is insanely fun and I haven’t even touched powder with it, yet.

Yay for skulls 💀

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my quiver for this season so far is the BC 159 and my Transition Finder 154. those JL's are sweet! love the korua & mervin combo
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Thanks Yukon. I’ve been on a bunch of other boards this season as well, but the Korua & Mervin setups have been bringing the vast majority of stoke.
a bit of taper, a lot of camber
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i am still getting familiar with the BC but it absolutely charges and has wonderful pop. really reminds me of the mullairs.

what is a comp for the JL boards? i've never been on one but highly interested

i rode my TF this past weekend when i was aiming to not leave the ground much and just focus on turning, and was instantly reminded why i bought this deck in the first place.
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casjcade wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 6:25 pm So got a new first version of the 55 BC, and I like it. Nice replacement for my Greenest that has had a few accidents, also faster base and no excessive drag on front foot from the mag. Had a Jones Mercury on it, but that feels like overkill and I might give that away. Nitro Carver seems better for the heavier boards anyways. Thinking Burton Genemissionvita will fit nicely.
So.. gotta backtrack a little here. On hard conditions, that maggytrack is throwing off light turns some, gotta counterbalance to not go into a skid. I guess there's a place for bumps, and carving isn't it.
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ad1105 wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 4:55 pm Day 13 on the season. I’m just loving the JL 160w so much. Easily the dd alongside the Pencil 164; at least one of them will always come to the hill. The Short Wide is insanely fun and I haven’t even touched powder with it, yet.

Yay for skulls 💀

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How tall/heavy are you on that short wide?
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5’7/205. I’m literally short/wide. In deeper snow I do prefer full-length boards over volume shifted models, but the SW is fun to throw around.
a bit of taper, a lot of camber
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