Last seen: Dec 4, 2025
CASI, AASI and even the progression sessions are really focused on pedagogy… teaching the teacher. So it is a bit of a different perspective.
If you get some video James will surely be more help than my guestimates... But if you're washing out you might still be hangin' the butt out (and ...
Honestly I don't know how well those step-on boots & bindings will perform at 45 degrees. They weren't designed for that. The plates & discs...
Burton went all in on this idea that the board flex is increased under the binding. They even mill their core under the bindings in some versions of t...
The Blue Bonsai from last year should be a quality GP87 board. The old specs are on evo. This year it’s made in Canada at Utopie, and while it’s a b...
If you’re looking for an all mountain that carves, check out the Salomon Super 8… though I bought a K2 Instrument instead (older one with the Bambooya...
Your pic didn’t load the last time… nice beard! 😎 What board is that one? The Navigator could be a fun board in the trees, but I couldn’t...
I'm 5'8", 180lbs, mondo 260. The 154 Freecarver 6000 is a fun board. You're not altering turn shapes, or going very fast, but you do get lots of tur...
That's a good point, when you go posi you move your heels apart and biomechanically that's like having a larger stance.Nidecker has a good video on st...
I like 24/12, and haven't went more than 27/15. Even at that angle I lost a lot of ankle steering and the turn initiation was more about hip-weightin...
I like the excited enthusiasm, it always feels like Christmas when new gear arrives.
It’s alright, but you could make a (very) short intro explaining your position. I’m definitely interested in those two boots! Even if the Sun are a...
The Re:flex chassis is made to flex, so I’d be a bit concerned with changing the loading on it… but it would be great to get rid of that stupid hinged...
@highliner what’s your height, weight & boot size?
I think the turn radius is largely governed by edge angle & the centrifugal force that's flexing the board. Not so much flexion/extension, which m...