*Sold FS: Eric Pollard Pro 185cm 2008 + Marker Griffon binding $225 PRICE DROP

dweezileast

dweezileast

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I'm selling Pollard Pro's from 2008 with Marker Griffons mounted core center for a 28.5 boot. I purchased these from a friend 5 years ago and sadly never had the time to use them, he was their only owner. They're in good condition, a slight bit of sidewall chip on the right ski. Scratches on the bottom are in the wax only, the bases are still in great condition. Just needs a wax and edge tune. This is a good chance to get a great powder ski for an incredibly low price. Check pictures for more detail.

I'm asking $225 + shipping and will ship anywhere in the continental US.

I live in NYC if you'd like to pick them up and avoid shipping.

Send me an offer either on my DM here or to jack@hellojackbyers.com

**This thread was edited on Jul 17th 2019 at 2:52:51pm

**This thread was edited on Jul 24th 2019 at 2:11:21pm
 
I can't believe these haven't sold. I have older EPs too, they are the best, from a time when pow skis were wide as hell and had absurd amounts of rocker. These skis float so well and give you such a surfy feel. Who ever gets these is gonna add an awesomely fun ski to their quiver, or the best pond skimming ski ever built take your pick.
 
Damn near tempted to pick these up just to hang on the ol' wall. Would definitely grab if they were the first year EPs. Super sick ski and a huge part of freeskiing history
 
14047153:bibs_skibum said:
Damn near tempted to pick these up just to hang on the ol' wall. Would definitely grab if they were the first year EPs. Super sick ski and a huge part of freeskiing history
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These are the first year EPs.
 
14047211:runjoy said:
These are the first year EPs.
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This is correct. It wasn't the first year EP had involvement in ski design with Line but it was the first year that the EP Pro went into full production. Whenever I see these skis I think of that sequence of shots from "Idea" where they are pressing and cutting a pair of these exact skis. Beautiful part of free skiing history indeed.
 
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