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(also)Try using your front foot to initiate the turn (give it some flex) and don't lean too far. If all you do is lean back with your upper body you will fall.imoo
Yea it makes it really complicated lol.(specially with the kind of stuff they are selling…lol) The last thing is kinda funny though. (Burton doesnt actually make all their stuff in their vermont factory…)
I just looked at Burtons catalog again and they make one in 153 (and another in 154) but I still think that is a bit too long…
Alright, well im 5'6 or 5'7 and prolly weigh 130-140 or so. I used your snowboard size calculator and it says I should get a 152 cm board. That seems a bit long cuz i think a 148 would go right above my chin… But either way, I looked at the Burton and Ride sites and for wide boards they pretty much only make them in the high 150s or 160s. Wats up with that? Are there any brands that make sizes like that? Ya know 😉
One thing about difference number one you put : if you hit a crack or rock or something on a skateboard, it could lock up the wheels and the skateboard and throw you forward. If you do it fast its about as bad as catchihng an edge on a snowboard. Just sayin 😉
Well they're more extreme than mine 😀 I heard that putting a lot on your back foot can be hard on your knee(s?)
Boa is when “the dial on the front tightens the laces” 🙂 A thing or two is said about them at this topic http://www.frostyrider.com/boards/index.php/topic,103.0.html
