How to Snowboard in Powder | 3 Simple Tips to Improve Your Snowboarding in Fresh Powder

Snowboarders often struggle with deeper snow and powder days. Whether it is tired legs or sinking in the snow too often, the idea of making the most of a fresh powder day is at the top of every snowboarder's wish list. Enjoy the ride and find out 3 top tips to improve your snowboarding in powder.
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- Powder Riding Skills -
01:25 Turn Shape
04:09 Lean Back
08:17 Edge Angle
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[@lauralorenzini3156]

Thanks for the vid!
What do u mean by flattening the board?

[@FocusSnowboards]

Happy to help! When we talk about a flatter snowboard, or flattening the board, this is all to do with the amount of edge angle we are using. In these powder conditions, a flatter board means that we are using a low amount of edge angle. This helps us to keep the snowboard from sinking into the snow too much, as with a lower edge angle (flatter board) there is more surface area to keep the board afloat.

[@sydneygreer7504]

So good! And that camera quality 👌🏻

[@FocusSnowboards]

Thanks! 😃

[@mattinterweb]

This will improve me in powder thanks. What's the name of this Ski resort? Looks amazing - and no people!

[@FocusSnowboards]

Always stoked to hear these will be put to good use! This particular resort is Nakiska, in the Canadian Rockies.