Questions about the sport of snowboarding.
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Set bindings back when riding in powder
I am riding a burton joystick 2011. Co2 bindings.
How far should bindings be set back when riding in powder?
Please note that the board has the burton channel.
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How to start with halfpipe snowboarding?
For somebody that is a little experienced with regular snowboarding (around 10 years of basic snowboarding), what would be the ideal way to starting halfpipe snowboarding?
I have done some research ...
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Can I remold an packed out pair of boot liners?
I have a pair of snowboarding boots with a mold-able liner with about 4 seasons on them. They are high quality boots and the fit used to be amazing. My feet were totally happy at the end of the day, ...
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Snowboarding in powdery trees
I have been snowboarding for 10 years on and off and would consider myself intermediate. I am confident on all runs and most off piste situations but as soon as I get in tight trees with powder, I ...
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Snowboard boot socks [closed]
I'll start practicing Snowboard and want to know what kind of socks are best. I have read on the Internet that can be a good idea to thin socks, but I'm not sure it's the right thing.
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What kind of snowboard would you recommend for a first board?
I'm currently at an intermediate level of snowboarding. I can comfortably carve the snow and can make my way down easy/intermediate hills without falling.
I think it's time that I stop using rentals ...
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What is the practical difference between traditional and “toe” snowboard bindings?
Here's an equipment question.
What is the real practical/effective difference between these two types of snowboard bindings:
"Traditional" (over the foot):
"Toe":
What sort of effect do these ...
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What is the safe technique of coming out of a fall on a snowboard?
When you "bail" on a snowboard a multitude of nasty things can happen due to the facts that you are strapped to the board and that the board is great at catching snow with its edges. So you may end up ...
