And a tail width of 313mm… that could take some effort with your 250/255 foot size in firm snow. Even with a good interface I feel like it’s best to ...

Another thing to note is that at 45 deg you’re riding the flex as much as the sidecut. I love this clip of Lars with the waist of his board off the g...

It depends how deep your trench is and how much you want to angle the board. There's no right answer... what you really want is a quiver of carving w...

People do tend to use these terms differently. Here's a clip from the CASI manual (I think this nomenclature is becoming more common place): With...

I guess it is a bit like the push-pull technique: But rather than relying on inclination, the Asian style uses angulation.

I don’t know the intricacies of Korean & Japanese techniques, but they don’t seem to move their hips forward as much. The back knee always seems ...

I’m 5’8” (actually not quite anymore) with 49 cm to the centre of my kneecap. I ride a 52-54cm stance width, no canting or lift.

I don’t think any of the other Korua’s are going to carve much better and you really need that tail width without taper. Some of them get quite narro...

Nice riding! (Caveat: I’m not an instructor) What I see is a good heelside initiation, but it looks like you start to loose tension in your hips and...

What’s your boot size?

The CR 159 only has a 1200mm effective edge, which is barely average for that length. That makes it pivot easier and be a little more maneuverable. ...

I haven’t ridden any of those but was inclined to say the Cheater… but if you’re coming off a quality hardboot board the titanal and longer sidecut of...

I’ve got the 165 Korua Trenchdigger… it’s fun ripping low angles in good conditions (like the yearning for turning vids which I adore). Having said t...

Yeah I figured you might be a sea surfer. You might like a little more flex as you're use to moving your feet around on the board. Everyone's differ...

I've got Flux CV-LTD on my Shorty and I think it's a great match for good conditions (neither are very supple on ice). One of the cool things about...