Salomon Transfer snowboard

Following my old snowboard going AWOL after falling off a bubble lift in Chamonix, I took out a Salomon Transfer 160 on hire for a few days.

I found it to be an easy board to ride. It held turns well, wide carves and especially tighter turns. Also good fun for a bit of freestyle action.

Most importantly, some fairly nifty graphics on top.

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  1. jon Says:
    January 24th, 2007 at 7:02 pm

    I found the transfer to be too aggressive and a bit on the touchy side. It didnt want to hold a line unless I planted myself into it. I only rode it because my binding broke and thats all my friend had laying around. I wouldnt but it.

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