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🧵 Snowboard General

Anonymous No. 218920

Does /xs/ prefer step or strap on bindings? Do step ons work in deep powder?

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Anonymous No. 219162

>TFW the money grubbing jews at Vail won't pay their employees so I can't fucking go snowboarding

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Anonymous No. 219225

>>218920
>snowboard all day
>play miku game all night
i love japan bros

Anonymous No. 219254

>>218920
I bought clickers and had no idea what to expect as I'm a noob to the sport. I thought they were just what everyone used but so far I've seen no one else with them. No complaints about them, but my boots are old as shit apparently and the straps broke off. Thinking about just getting conventional bindings and not having broken gear

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Anonymous No. 219490

>>219162
build a kaczynski shack in the trees at the top of the mountain; But You will have to evade the vail corporate ski death squads that patrol the mountains.

Anonymous No. 219492

>>219490
>shack in the trees at the top of the mountain
the jerry garcia shrine?

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Anonymous No. 219499

>>219225
Real life Agartha

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Anonymous No. 219501

>>219490
dope smoker classic

Anonymous No. 219574

Should I buy new snowboard from mid-priced brand like Termit or better to buy used one but from Burton?

Anonymous No. 219575

>>219574
Used is just fine as long as it's not beat to shit

Anonymous No. 219576

>>219575
But what would be main advantage if we compare basic options, like no step ons and stuff like that and for someone who is still learning to snowboard?

Anonymous No. 219578

>>219576
I'm just thinking maybe better to buy a cheap one for now and later on, in a year or two buy a good board

Anonymous No. 219580

>>219576
Personally I think step ons suck ass. They're a bitch and a half to get back into if you crash anywhere but flat ground. Plus I just dont trust them.

Anonymous No. 219584

>>219580
agree, i'm thinking about getting a strap board but the ones which don't fully detach

Anonymous No. 219664

what's the best resort in Europe for absolute beginners? been wanting to try snowboarding for years

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Anonymous No. 220093

I went from being a heel side hero to a toe side hero. But at least I had the balls to go straight a bit too. I need to intentionally practice turns next time. Whenever I try it I devolve into spinning heel toe heel toe until I get dizzy

Anonymous No. 220094

>>219574
I’ve got a $50 2017 Burton clash. I crash. I suck. But I’m learning and yeah it’s kinda fucked up but that means I don’t worry about it. Same with boots.

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Anonymous No. 220103

>go snowboarding on Saturday
>immediately get hooked
>go to board shop on Sunday and buy $1600 worth of gear
>try out new board on Monday (Capita DOA)
>get absolutely fucking banged up because new board is much faster and sensitive than the rental I used on Saturday
>left ass cheek incredibly sore
>right quad is incredibly sore
>right shoulder incredibly sore
>can barely sit down properly
I want to buy pic related. Anyone use them? I'm in Ohio, and our ski resorts are basically hard icey with a thin layer of snow. Felt like I was falling on slightly softer concrete.

Anonymous No. 220117

>>220103
Take it easy and stay upright by any means necessary, those pads aren't going to save you. You also probably should have gotten comfortable on the rental before going to a whole different setup. Rental boards are typically very flexy and forgiving for the n00bs, stiffer boards like the DOA much less so.

Anonymous No. 220123

>>220117
I assumed it would be smarter to buy my own gear ASAP so I could learn faster via a consistent setup.

My friend taught me how to carve to slow down though, which will help me. I was riding flat and going really fast down hills and crashing at the bottom. Basically, I was riding like a fucking dumbass.

So moving forward, I will fall much less, or at least my falls will be less gnarly.

Anonymous No. 220168

>>220123
Well you have the board now so might as well learn on it and you have a buddy to help you which is even better, shred on anon.

Anonymous No. 220173

>>220168
>shred on anon
thanks anon, I will :3

Anonymous No. 220178

>>220123
>I was riding flat and going really fast down hills and crashing at the bottom. Basically, I was riding like a fucking boss.

ftfy

Anonymous No. 220360

>>220103
Remember to target fixate on the bigges tree you see