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FS - LINE Transfer Boot - 29.0 / Same as the Amplid and Raichle Freezone.

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The_Red_Dawn
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I have the LINE Transfer boot, 319 sole length / 29.0 / US 11 size. Condition is a 8 out of 10. Skied barely a season. Toe and heel are in fine shape. These have an upgraded stiffer tongue, (about an 8 on the Full Tilt scale)  

This is the same shell as next season's Aplid boot and the old Raichle Freezone. Similar to the Full Tilt design but a bit wider + a few cool features to adjust flex.

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Here is the link to the ebay listing: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140317089492

$25 is the starting bid. There is no reserve. shipping is $22.

here's a link to a thread + the Amplid video: https://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/391854/

ps - these were owned by Jason Levinthal!

Apr 27 2009 12:28AM
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Deletedtoday
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im a newb someone fill me in on these.

year?
Apr 27 2009 12:32AM
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Balto
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ive never heard that line rebranded boots
Apr 27 2009 12:33AM
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B-runge
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line boots
OMG
Apr 27 2009 12:40AM
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Calb3rt
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that is some old school shit right there. i would buy them if i had some extra cash.
Apr 27 2009 12:55AM
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Love_Wins.
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Line put them out under their name back in the day (like...when they were still a largely snowblade focused company)...fit wider than the flexons with similar flex characteristics, a good boot if they fit you.
Apr 27 2009 3:25AM
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The_Red_Dawn
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here's a bump for those that have never seen this boot.
Apr 27 2009 8:20PM
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wheres_my_snow
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i never knew line made boots

Apr 27 2009 10:01PM
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Franny
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Bindings too. Reactor 10 if i can remeber. They had these plates that you could buy if you had more than one pair of skis and swap the bindings from one ski to another.
Apr 27 2009 10:43PM
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Loges
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Apr 27 2009 10:52PM
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Big_Spence
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It was an epic failure to say the least. Same with the boots, just not successful at all even though the ideas were really revolutionary and well done. (Not the bindings, the boots.)

Thank God they are now just sticking to skis...
Apr 27 2009 11:12PM
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parkrider.
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yah i never knew line made boots either

but i hear there makeing poles now now that release next year 2009/2010 i think theyll prolly be a hit because i mean pointy stick with grips haha its funny

Apr 27 2009 11:22PM
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Style+eeze
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09/10 line poles are sickkkkkkk
Apr 27 2009 11:34PM
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The_Red_Dawn
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No bids and no watchers.

$47 includes shipping.

PS - LINE is not making poles next year. (But they are making Pointy Sticks with Grips)

Apr 28 2009 8:38PM
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AlexGaynor
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wait.. it's like Full tilt + Line... What more could you possibly want?
Apr 28 2009 11:13PM
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B-runge
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full tilt IS line
Apr 28 2009 11:17PM
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ski_cartel
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no its not, k2 owns all of them
Apr 29 2009 12:40AM
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B-runge
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i know. but fulltilt is a part of line and line and ft are under k2 as the big company
Apr 29 2009 9:05AM
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Love_Wins.
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No.
K2 owns them both, but they aren't connected other than that, they just share a common majority shareholder.
Apr 29 2009 12:58PM
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Evan.Frazee
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Then why is it when you get hooked up with line you get full tilt too but with k2 you dont?
Apr 29 2009 2:48PM
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doitbig
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I used to rock these boots back in the day. Pretty wide, but awesome boot for sure.
Apr 29 2009 2:51PM
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iggyskier
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Pretty sure Jason Levinthal is the creative director of both line and full tilt right now, for what it is worth. Could be wrong but don't think so. But yeah - K2 Sports (not K2 skis) owns them both, along with like 50 other companies.
Apr 29 2009 5:22PM
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doitbig
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I know most line reps also rep fulltilt...same parent company?  and jlev is definately involved with fulltilt!
Apr 29 2009 5:25PM
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The_Red_Dawn
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To set the record straight, the Jarden Corporation owns LINE, Full Tilt, Volkl, Marker, K2, Coleman, Crock Pot, Mr, Coffee and so on. Here is a link to jarden: http://www.jarden.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=72395&p=home

Jason is person behind the marketing for LINE and FT.

Apr 29 2009 7:59PM
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Evan.Frazee
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Wow...That company is making bank just in snow sports... Plus all those other companys jesus!
Apr 30 2009 12:17AM
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