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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

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  • @Icey9344
    @Icey9344 Год назад +3

    How are you not a bigger youtuber? Your content is better than 99.9% of the snowboarding videos out there! Amazing!!! Request: Please make a video on "pumping" a snowboard to go faster! :) SBX tips

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  Год назад +1

      Yes - thank you very much. Cool thanks for the episode tip - will make a note of that, it would be a good one. Cheers XV

  • @davidvigneux6929
    @davidvigneux6929 3 года назад +12

    Think like a Snowboarder, NOT a skier! (do it everyday and TWICE on sundays!)

  • @EmyWou
    @EmyWou 3 года назад +6

    I probably missed it missed it in the video, but one of the first thing that comes to mind is learn how to traverse fakie so you are always on a toe side edge.

  • @MrMountain707
    @MrMountain707 3 года назад +10

    Please do a video on strapping and unstrapping on an extremely steep line

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Ryan - great topic idea. Thanks Xv

  • @russman109
    @russman109 3 года назад +1

    These are actually extremely useful tips for us shredders... The 1 dude who disliked this is probably a skier.

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      Ha ha, thank you. Xv

  • @Garthgoyle
    @Garthgoyle 3 года назад +1

    I started using poles when I started splitboarding. Now I feel naked if I don't have them even on my solid board. I don't go out without them either in the resort or bc. And since Japow in Hokkaido is sooooo deep, they come in super handy.

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Yes - Gamechanger! Xv

  • @Reiseeuphorie
    @Reiseeuphorie 3 года назад +1

    Very nice Video! 🙌

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      Thank you.

  • @ianwoulfe4783
    @ianwoulfe4783 3 года назад +12

    .7 If there is a slow skier in front of you run them over, stop for nothing!

  • @mackakiwinz4353
    @mackakiwinz4353 Год назад

    That one vertical traverse you were on with others scared me sitting in my living room I cannot imagine bring being in that position. Keep carving awesome videos thank you 🤙

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  Год назад

      Thank you - yeah was happy to have my ice axes on that one! XV

  • @ClimbFit103
    @ClimbFit103 3 года назад +3

    Thank you for adding English subtitles to your videos. As a deaf rider, it has made the videos accessible for me, and I'm able to ride harder because of that!
    This video's English option seems to be in German. I think this is some kind of mistake, can you let me know when it is fixed? Thank you so much!

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      Hi Asher, great that the english subs are helpful for you and thanks for letting me know that the German and English subs were all mixed up - they are now fixed. Happy Shredding. Xv

  • @arirahimzadeh
    @arirahimzadeh 3 года назад +1

    THE Boss ! Thank You very much for the Teachings

  • @connorball4519
    @connorball4519 3 года назад +3

    Killer video, great watching you explain stuff like this from a very practical, efficient perspective👍🔥

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Thank you. Xv

  • @gregorycoudrier7645
    @gregorycoudrier7645 3 года назад +1

    C'est vraiment top ces conseils. Merci beaucoup.

  • @LG-lj6xt
    @LG-lj6xt 3 года назад +3

    T’es le boss, les vidéos sont ultra-quali 👍

  • @JAVICRUZ27
    @JAVICRUZ27 3 года назад +1

    Muchas gracias todos tus videos son de gran ayuda

  • @KootsD
    @KootsD 3 года назад +1

    solid advice!

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Thank you Xv

  • @andreataio1548
    @andreataio1548 2 года назад

    Snowboard legend

  • @arirahimzadeh
    @arirahimzadeh 3 года назад

    Thank you !

  • @gp6754
    @gp6754 3 года назад +1

    Tellement vrai !

  • @nicoloweiss6529
    @nicoloweiss6529 3 года назад +1

    amen boss

  • @SailingLearningByDoing
    @SailingLearningByDoing 3 года назад

    Another good one man, lots to learn from you

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Thank you. Xv

  • @laxplaysu91
    @laxplaysu91 3 года назад +6

    Could you do a video on split skiing?

    • @travbrack
      @travbrack 3 года назад

      He did

    • @laxplaysu91
      @laxplaysu91 3 года назад

      @@travbrack link it please

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      Hi @laxplaysu91I haven't done a specific edit on Split Skiing - there is a bit more in depth info on Splitboarding here: ruclips.net/video/Max1KPiBoKQ/видео.html But I will make a note about a specific episode, as a couple of people have asked. Cheers Xv

    • @laxplaysu91
      @laxplaysu91 3 года назад +1

      @@HOWTOXV awesome! Appreciate the response! Fyi the deeluxe spark vx’s are incredible. First season using them for touring and couldn’t be happier with the flex and comfort they provide.

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      @@laxplaysu91 Ah great that you are enjoying and adventuring in them. Xv

  • @elcap102
    @elcap102 3 года назад

    Love these videos! Would love to see some of your tips for skinning up steep switchbacks and how to do the leg-cross kickturn, that skiers make look so effortless, on a splitboard.

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Thank you, it means a lot - on the 24th is ... how to kick turn on a splitboard! We have the advantages with the shorter lengths to make it even more effortless... just takes a bit of practice. Hope it will be helpful. Xv

    • @benryan2009
      @benryan2009 3 года назад

      @@HOWTOXV Awesome, you're the man! looking forward to it!

  • @Ronaldo9191
    @Ronaldo9191 3 года назад

    I love your channel!

  • @LukenZB
    @LukenZB 3 года назад

    Great video dude! Only one question (which I don't know if you've answered in previous videos), what boots do you use most? Soft, hard, splitboarding specifical,... Thanks!

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Hi Thank you - I always use the Deeluxe Spark Xv, I have developed them with Deeluxe over a number of years, with the goal that they are a good snowboard mountaineering boot... Good grip (Vibram soles) a notch for Crampons, lots of space in the toe box so your feet are comfy for long days in the mountains... they work magic for me, so hopefully the same for others too. Xv

  • @julianpajarola8271
    @julianpajarola8271 3 года назад

    Hi Xavier. do you have any video explaning your porcedure, or technique on how to change from crampons to board and viceversa on a steep hard slope. In case you are riding down and get into a hard tricky section and you need to take your board of to put it in your pack and put crampons on for unclimbing or move to look for an anchor. Thanks for sharing your knoledge

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Great point I need to make one like that. I will keep it in mind for next winter. Thx a lot for that feedback

  • @Befa25
    @Befa25 3 года назад +1

    Bon, ben je vais investir dans des batons. Merci pour le conseil.

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Tu ne le regretteras pas! Xv

  • @Urbankiz-Tarraxo
    @Urbankiz-Tarraxo 3 года назад

    J'adore vos vidéos. Juste dommage qu'il y est pas une version française. Car elle aiderai beaucoup de français a bouger en sécurité. Pour ceux qui parle pas anglais. Bonne journée à vous 😉

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Desole... j’essaie de faire les episodes pour u max de mondes mais on a quand meme les sous titres. Merci et Bonne Journée. Xv

  • @losanna94
    @losanna94 3 года назад

    very good advice! Have you ever considered going switch for heel-edges traverses?
    I always do that when needed and, of course, you need a twin tip board or at least very good in switch!

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      That really works with low speed or exposed traverses indeed but its hard to keep a good speed especially with the big pintailed boards. Xv

    • @anjasraj6149
      @anjasraj6149 Год назад

      @@HOWTOXV Very useful informations :). In case that there is a line that you really want to do and it is a serious heel-edge traverse, did you ever change the position of your bindings so it is less directional and esier to go switch?

  • @SnowyMountainMan
    @SnowyMountainMan 3 года назад

    Hey Xavier,
    Ive been in the backcountry for the past two years and decided that I would join a mountaineering school to help get me to the top of awesome lines on awesome mountains! I was planning on wearing my K2 Darko snowboarding boots for the class but in our first meeting with the school they told me that my snowboarding boots were to soft to mountaineer in. I searched the internet and there aren't any snowboarding boots with a metal shank in them. Just wondering if you could do a video on mountaineering in snowboarding boots?

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Hola my boots will probably be the same than the K2. You should go for the Sitwell ones. Thanks for the video suggestion - I shall add it to the list, appreciated. Cheers Xv

    • @franemrduljas2656
      @franemrduljas2656 2 года назад

      Fitwell backcountry or freeride , have both of them and they are great

  • @kameau-qm2cz
    @kameau-qm2cz 3 года назад

    I like to have narrower board for traverse on a packed terrain. So the edges are not too far away from the tips of my foot.
    Any plan to have tutorial for short downhill on tour mode please? Although I can ski, I am not so confident on that kind of circumstances, and I think I can travel much faster and safer if I can improve my skills on that.

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      Hey - that is a couple of requests on skiing in split board mode, so I shall indeed get onto making this. Cheers Xv

  • @coachpaul-vedicfitness
    @coachpaul-vedicfitness 3 года назад

    Salut Xavier. Une petite question sur tes bâtons pliables Rossignol. Pourquoi ne pas mettre de pommeau au bout (pratique aussi pour choper les cales etc) ? Juste pour comprendre ce qui dans ton expérience te pousse à aimer un manche uniforme et fin. Merci. Portez vous bien toute la family.

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      C’est une bonne reflexion et c’est clair que ca serait bcp mieux avec ca. Je vais bosser la dessus Merci Xv.

  • @gianmarcocereda4553
    @gianmarcocereda4553 3 года назад

    Thanks for the tips!
    Regarding waxing, what to you think about liquid wax? Do you use it sometimes or always go for hot waxing? Thanks!

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      Liquid wax is good for short term,( a few runs) but no more. You need to feed your base in order to keep a good base for a long time and for your wax top stay on for longer. Xv

  • @hutzelmann
    @hutzelmann 3 года назад

    I am confused. I find heel traverses to be a million times easier. My foot just cramps up like crazy toe-side after a while. what am i doing wrong?

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      Maybe you dont let your ankle bend enough and you keep too much tension in your calf muscles... see if you can bend and relax!! Xv

  • @HerdyAdventures
    @HerdyAdventures 3 года назад

    What ski poles were they?

    • @Garthgoyle
      @Garthgoyle 3 года назад +1

      I have a pair of Burton/Black Diamond collaboration and they're just like the ones in his video.

    • @Tych333
      @Tych333 3 года назад +1

      Black Diamond Compactor I believe.

    • @HerdyAdventures
      @HerdyAdventures 3 года назад

      @@Garthgoyle yeah had a look at those, sold out but won’t need them till next year anyway

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад

      They are the Rossignol three piece poles - you can find them here: www.rossignol.com/us/rdj3000-000.html Thanks Xv

  • @MrDCPB
    @MrDCPB 3 года назад +1

    Japanese subtitles please🙏

    • @HOWTOXV
      @HOWTOXV  3 года назад +1

      Hi Ninbas... we did have them at the beginning of the series, but they didn't get used too much... will look into if I can add them in again. Xv

    • @MrDCPB
      @MrDCPB 3 года назад

      @@HOWTOXV Thank you