Hi I'm in he market for a used beginner board. Anybody got anything hey don't use anymore and want some extra cash for a upgrade?
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You need to give a little more information than that.
How beginner?
Height/Weight of riders?
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Might be cheaper to buy a brand new one depending on where you're at. Shipping can add up really fast on surfboards. There's a lot of places that offer free shipping on new boards.Comment
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CJAuster, I have a beginners board I would be willing to part with... but it may help if we knew where you were located (shipping costs, etc.). http://www.wakeboardingmag.com/sites...?itok=odOUBz3T
A fellow TO owner on here (xpjim1) sold me this board for a very reasonable price when our family started surfing. I would be willing to sell it for less than he sold it to us. However, shipping it may be more than you'd expect, as it's a big board designed for bigger folks.Last edited by D&P Powell; 03-12-2017, 04:37 PM.Comment
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Thanks for the response! A few things, what kind of board is this, and how much do you want for it. Also I am 6'2" 200.Originally posted by D&P Powell View PostComment
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The board is a Inland Surfer. From all of my searches on the internet, it appears to be a 2006 Red Tide (xpjim1 can confirm). There are many reviews of the board if you do a google search for it. I'd be willing to sell it for $100. However, the board is in storage with the boat (4 hours away). The soonest I can get to it and ship it would be April 7, if you're not local to Southern California or Lake Havasu, Arizona.Comment
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