I purchased the 2014 model new, but I've only ridden it about three times in total. I couldn't snowboard anymore due to personal reasons. There are a few minor scratches, but I think it's in good condition. This model is an all-around board, suitable for powder and tricks. I'm 174cm tall, but the effective edge is short, so 159cm was the best size for me. Because the effective edge is short, I think it's a board that even beginners can ride. Please judge the condition from the photos. I haven't snowboarded in the last few years. The following is an excerpt from a webpage titled "2013-14 Model NITRO UBERSPOON Test Ride Report": The UBERSPOON is made thinner and lighter than previous NITRO snowboards. The effective edge is also short, making it easy to handle, and you can enjoy tricks in the park as you like. The photo above shows a straight jump tweak, but I was able to perform other spin tricks without any discomfort. The Mysterious Trapezoidal Camber [Roof Chop] Next season, the new NITRO technology "ROOFCHOP camber" can only be experienced with the UBERSPOON. When weighted, the trapezoidal camber, which looks like a roof when viewed from the side, causes the entire board to flex evenly, becoming like a flat (zero) camber, enabling sharp turns without slippage. The ROOFCHOP camber may be playing a role in the ability to ride stably in fakie. Surprisingly, there is no unnecessary edge catching, so I was able to perform tricks without stress even on the terrain during free runs and in the park. The ROOFCHOP camber, which perfectly combines the advantages of a camber that can flexibly handle uneven terrain and a flat (zero) camber structure that allows for smooth tricks, may be a savior for those seeking all-mountain freestyle. End of quote. The original page can be found by searching for "NITRO UBERSPOON Test Ride Report."