Simple and stylish design 145cm snowboard. - Model Name: RICE28 GT2 145cm 23-24 - Size: 145cm - Country of Manufacture: Made in Japan (Ogasa Factory) - Double camber, with convex - Days used: 1 day Thank you for viewing. My wife bought this for just under 80,000 yen the year before last, but she rarely goes, so we're selling it. It was only used for one day in the spring at Rusutsu, but there are some minor scratches from use, so please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect item. It hasn't been used in the park, and there are only a few marks from lightly stepping on branches. There are almost no chips on the top sheet that can be caused while waiting for the lift. Since it's a recent model, it's perfect for those looking for a slightly used item! This board is soft, so it's especially recommended for those who do ground tricks. Because it's a double camber, it's easy to switch, grips the snow better than a rocker, floats well in powder, and can also carve on groomed snow. It's unisex, so it's recommended for both men and women, from around 150cm to 170cm tall. I have over 10 years of experience and am 180cm tall, but I consider a 150cm board to be the minimum for ground tricks, and 160cm for carving. Longer boards are heavier. If you don't need to run at high speeds like 80 km/h, a shorter board will reduce the strain on your legs and minimize the risk of your feet hurting on the lift. There is no rust on the edges. The edges look shiny because rust prevention was applied during the photo shoot. It has been hot waxed at a shop and is in the same condition after one day of use. Since the board is soft, soft bindings and boots are recommended. A while ago, Burton was the best for everything, but Ogasa is an excellent Japanese snowboard manufacturer and the manufacturer of 011, RICE28, scooter, and November. It rarely breaks like overseas boards, and I think the quality is the best in the world. ※ If you wish, A Burton board bag, which retails for over 10,000 yen, can be included as a service. I no longer need it since I moved to Hokkaido and can easily go by car.