I rode Clickers for a while but never had an issue. They were the style without the highbacks, and were great for teaching but lacked performance. T...

Wow, I have not seen that. Is there anything unusual about your stance or angles? Lifts or cants? I hope you have not been injured because of it.

The NX-2 XL Carbon's from 2 years ago that I have use the exogrid straps, it looks like the new versions use the exocush straps. My wife has older CX...

With the soft and less than smooth snow, it's not surprising you had a few falls. My deux centimes- That much difference between front foot angle and...

I have nothing against Burton, but you rely on the boot fit more in that system than any other. If they fit you then it might work for you. For me, ...

I am proof that snowboardbootsizer is suspect- "never" is a terrible term. My left foot is 29.5, right is 29.0. I ride in 29.0 boots that are also ...

Even though it's tightly packed together, your foot is still a bag of bones and you can lift your heel up in the stiffest of ski boots. So yes, she i...

You have some good things going on there- well balanced, quick feet and you are holding a strong edge in some less than perfect conditions. There is ...

For me the board width dictates my front foot angle. With big boats (11.5) I would be at 36-39 on a Trench Digger. From there, I go 3 clicks less on...

Looking good there! Some nice linked carved turns you have going on. The "lunch tray drill" (keeping your shoulders level) can be used on any slope ...

It is definitely a fitment issue for me and it always has been, so a simple re-heat should solve it. As far as using the front only, I don't know if ...

I was able to spend 4 hours riding for the first time in my boot stiffeners yesterday. The great news is that they definitely firm up your boots and ...

I am curious as to why you want a twin. Are you riding fakie/switch a bunch? Buttering/pressing? If not, there are many freeride production boards t...

There is definitely a bunch of carving going on there- great job! The two things I would work on is keeping your upper body more plumb when making tu...