U'l have a hard time finding some cheap snowflex, coz it doesnt become dangerous after it becomes worn down ao there less incentive for slopes to replace it as often.
Dendix is another matter, slopes chuck shit loads of the stuff out all the time, as it becomes worn down it gets harer to ski and to get and edge etc and it gets closer to the metal underneath it. If it becomes too worn the metal becomes dangerous so slopes chuck it out b4 it gets that far.
If ur looking for some water ramp stuff, old dendix is fine coz its inlikely that ur gona fall on it, and its gona get used far less on a water ramp than on a slope. Also its harder to turn on so its better for a water ramp.
There are loads more dendix slopes around outside the UK as it is a much bigger company than Briton which is really small in comparisson and snowflex has only been around a few years.
I think there are about 30 dendix slopes in the USA so u should be able to get hold of some much easier than snowflex and shipping costs should be much lower.
I think a few snowflex slopes are starting to pop up in th US. But it all comes through one agent called Dieter Sturm, And its unlikely that they'll sell u small amounts. U can see there site at
http://www.snowmaker.com/
Old dendix is still ur best bet for water ramps, coz even if u do get snowflex it is very very expensive and its easier to turn on so theres not much point for a water ramp. Its good as a run in to a rail in ur back yard or in town etc thoug
Let me know how it goes
Daljit
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