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This is a vintage snowboard from the 1990s. I would like to offer it for sale to someone who understands its value. Please be sure to check the condition in the posted images. Due to its age, there are small scratches and scuffs from wear, but I believe it has enough presence as a collector's item. Consider this for collection, display, or photography rather than actual riding. If you bring it to the slopes, it will undeniably catch attention. The sole features a rare specification with a name engraved on the blade. I think this will particularly resonate with those looking for this specification. As I have mentioned before, please only bid if you can judge the condition from the images. Those who are particular about details are advised to refrain from bidding. I hope it will pass into the hands of domestic collectors, but bids from overseas agents are also welcome. Shipping will be cash on delivery (expected to be by Yamato Transport). Please consider this along with the shipping cost before making your decision. I hope it reaches someone who understands its value. Please note that the listing may be canceled without notice depending on the circumstances.

Burton Terje Håkon Vintage Snowboard

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350,000 Yen ($2243.59)

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2026-04-04 23:38:32 JST

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Collector Commentary

This vintage Burton snowboard from the 1990s represents a unique piece of snowboarding history, featuring a distinct design that will appeal to collectors who appreciate the aesthetics and craftsmanship of early snowboard models. The limited edition release and engraved naming add significant rarity, positioning this snowboard as not just a sporting item but as a collectible art piece, particularly within Japan’s retro sports market. Given its condition, with minor wear consistent with age, it remains a compelling display item for enthusiasts or those looking to capture the essence of 90s snowboarding culture. As a domestic piece, its provenance is assured, highlighting the quality storage typical of Japanese collectibles.