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  • in reply to: Grinding rails #2155
    Frosty
    Keymaster

      That’s up to you 😉

      in reply to: Grinding rails #2153
      Frosty
      Keymaster

        Be very careful. Remember that rails are a LOT slicker than snow and “edging” rules dont apply. Try lower and shorter ones at first. Keep the board directly under your body and stay solid until dismount.

        Take care,
        FR

        in reply to: Waxing a Snowboard #2152
        Frosty
        Keymaster

          That is your personal choice.   🙂   The more often you wax (or take other general care of) your board, the longer it will last.  If it is your “nice deck” or only ride, I would suggest more maintenance; but if it is just a POS “rock board” then it might wait.

          in reply to: landing #2151
          Frosty
          Keymaster

            Yeh, for 180’s just practice on flat groomers going slow. Then going faster, then over rollers. Get good like that first then take those skills to the park and jumps. For 3’s, just get more air and spin.

            in reply to: landing #2148
            Frosty
            Keymaster

              Glad you liked the tips burtonboy. ROCK ON!

              As for the UV protection, any lense (be it clear, shaded, plastic, polycarbonate, or whatever) will provide you with UV protection. Tint IS important, but more of a personal preference. Maybe I will do an article on that.

              in reply to: First time on hill snowboarding #2146
              Frosty
              Keymaster

                Hey Dufus, if you cant even post in the right forum category you DEFINATELY cant teach yourself to ride. TAKE A LESSON!

                in reply to: landing #2145
                Frosty
                Keymaster


                  – Keep your board under your body.
                  – Land both feet down or a little on the tail first (think like a motocross)
                  – STOMP the landing to make the edge stick in
                  – Practice

                  in reply to: What type of board should i get? #2144
                  Frosty
                  Keymaster

                    Hey man there are more REALLY GOOD snowboards out there than one can shake an ice sickle at.  Overall, you tend to get what you pay for, but good deals can be found on sales at shops or online ( see my online shops page here ).As for a certain company, it is hard to say.  There are certain long-time companies that have been in the biz from the beginning (i.e. Burton, Salomon, Winterstick, Sims, etc..) but even new and “unknown” board companies make excellent stuff!  Look at the length, width, recommended use, and graphics as determining factors.

                    in reply to: Balance Over My Feet #2143
                    Frosty
                    Keymaster

                      Hey dude, dont bogart this post – make your own

                      😈

                      in reply to: jumplng and getting inverted #2142
                      Frosty
                      Keymaster

                        Well, if you cant pull off any big air stuff, I would not recommend going inverted. Big (or at least mid-big) air is a prerequisite for inverted airials. Go big first and get comfortable. Then start trying off-axis stuff. Wear your brain for protection, helmet is optional after that. 😉

                        in reply to: Balance Over My Feet #2139
                        Frosty
                        Keymaster

                          Just shoot for 50/50 most of the time.

                          😉

                          in reply to: Size of snowboard #2138
                          Frosty
                          Keymaster

                            Well.. an easy guage is to find something that hits you at CHIN LEVEL. From there go taller for SPEED/POWDER and shorter for SPIN/JIB/FREESTYLE. WIDTH of the board is really important too. An average joe has no business getting a WIDE sasquatch board (26cm+ waist width) for all-around use; the smaller your boot size the narrower you need to go. Width is more important than length. Look for about .5 to 1 inch overhang (soft boot feet when placed straight across board with feet shoulder width apart) equal heel and toe for best edging performance.

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