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Topic starter 11/03/2024 10:09 pm
Hi snowboard's Mastodons! My board isn't bad (Drake battle rusty 163w, camber), but it's not carving board. Yeah, it is what it is, and I really like draw cool lines on the snow. Deck's waist is 27cm, width in binding's zone is 29cm, boot size - 11.5us (29.5), it's obvious that boots are a little big for my bord. My stance: f30 b12, if I don't want/can't buy super-wide board or find riser, should I increase angles (do f39 b 24, bigger angles in soft boots is crazy stuff haha)? But I'm not sure about that, I'm not Japanese rider :C and I think such stances aren't stable too. On attached photos it looks ok, but don't forget to take into account a snow gap.
Cool lines and nice ridin' to everyone! ^^
vsolo 🙂
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Topic starter 11/03/2024 11:06 pm
Oh, sorry... I didn't notice that I posted in this brunch of forum :((
This post was modified 9 months ago by vsolo
13/03/2024 12:28 pm
find riser,
Hey @solorider,
That's a lot of overhang! It's going to be tough to carve that setup for sure.=
You can get riders from jayeyjay.com. We'll have some in the store here next season, they haven't arrived yet.
You can use steeper angles too for sure, lots of people do it. I think it's great for carving but less great for all mountain. Also heel lift in the back foot and toe lift in the front become more important the steeper your angles get.
I'm just slaying...
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