Thinking of purchasing some new bindings this year? Our walking encyclopaedia on gear, Matt McPhee, gives his opinion on the new technology and how to find a pair of bindings to suit your riding style.
Posted by Matt McPhee on September 16th, 2009 in How to and Snowboard Tips.
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No matter how easy skiing looks taking a lesson from a pro is going to cut down the time to learn the art of skiing or snowboarding. Here’s some tips to make sure you sign up for the right lesson the first time.
Posted by Brendon on August 31st, 2009 in Ski Tips and Snowboard Tips.
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Poor visibility while skiing or snowboarding isn’t a lot of fun. Here are a few tips on how to stay safe and enjoy yourself when poor conditions arise.
Posted by Brendon on August 8th, 2009 in Ski Tips and Snowboard Tips.
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So you’ve taken the plunge and purchased a new board or a pair of skis. Before you hit the snow with your new axe(s) its important to detune the tips and tail edges to prevent catching.
The reason to detune your board or skis is simple: the tail and tips aren’t used when you make a turn and you don’t want it to. Catching an edge on your new planks isn’t going to be a good look out on the hill.
Posted by Brendon on July 16th, 2009 in Ski Tips and Snowboard Tips.
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Riding the park? Hitting the rails? Riding deep powder? Carving corduroy? Whatever your persuasion is on the hill the right board size is fundamental to enjoying your time on a snowboard. Before purchasing a new board – or even renting one – its important to think about snowboard size.
Posted by Brendon on July 7th, 2009 in Snowboard Tips.
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When the snow gods say it’s going to dump 2 feet of snow overnight you want to be able to ride it. In this video by snowprofessor.com they show you how to prepare for riding powder. This is a great tip for any budding powder hound on a snowboard.
Posted by Brendon on June 16th, 2009 in Snowboard Tips.
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