Burton FIX 149 Board The Best Partner for Park Riders The Fix is a board that truly shines in the park. Its high-strength park edges withstand all kinds of impacts in the park, and the rail-ready tune reduces edge catching on rails. With a soft flex, twin-tip, and mid-wide shape, it achieves outstanding stability. The new Scoop feature, with its convex nose and tail, makes butter tricks easier and helps with smooth takeoffs and landings on kickers. It features sturdy edges for park use that are less likely to catch on rails and boxes. If the Dominant is for ground tricks, the Fix can be said to be a park board that can also handle kickers. Although it's a park board, it has hardly been used in the park, and the sole and edges are in clean condition. The top sheet has some scratches from lift lines. There is a deep scratch in the center of the top sheet. Bindings: Burton LEXA S EST® Snowboard Bindings. A well-regarded all-around model that combines comfort and operability. Designed specifically for Channel boards, with flex underfoot. To last a long time, it's necessary to evolve as well as be durable. The Women's Burton Lexa EST Snowboard Bindings achieve ultimate flex and pro-level control. A comfortable and versatile item. With the EST edition for a smooth ride, you can easily learn to ollie. Balanced cushioning provides excellent control and connection with the board. Purchased the 2010 model two seasons later and have been using it. Due to aging, the adjustment windows for stance and angles at the base of the bindings are cloudy and difficult to see. There are scuffs on the highback sponge. The size is S, so the recommendation is up to 23.5cm, but I used it with 25cm Ion boots. Both the board and bindings were purchased from an authorized Burton dealer. Used about 3 times a year for about 5 years. I had maintenance done at the shop every year. Before listing, I had a basic maintenance service at the shop for 7,600 yen (sole wax, edge polishing, top sheet coating) and had the bindings inspected.