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Gotcha, just having my first coffee of the day.

They should tapered from a 1 1/2" shoe end down to about a 3/4" tail Pat. I believe 6-8" was standard width and 5-6 ft long. This is the only pic I have of mine but some detail. The guy next to me chopping looks like his are full 2" thick.

Prior to an upcoming chopping competitipn I used to practice setting spring boards into my poplar trees at work when the skidders were down . If I didn't have my shoed springboards at the job site I'd rip a couple up with the saw.

It sure does Jerry, makes me want to get back into it....competiton that is.:) Every one there was wearing running shoes except me, I was wearing my regular soft sole work boots. Running shoes give you a little more spring in your step to get up onto that springboard in a hurry with your axe. I...

Yeah dreaming of a little lumberjack bambino:lol:

I sure wish I kept my old cast iron cleat springboards, sure could have used them doing treework over the last few years. I was just looking through my old photo albums for a picture of them but only found this one from 1988. This was the last event of the day, called the single springboard...