Ride the edge - 1995 Oldschool snowboard carving

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

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  • @ericbaldwin5469
    @ericbaldwin5469 3 года назад +1

    Cliff great to find this out here- I could not find my copy and had to show to my kids.

  • @patthesoundguy
    @patthesoundguy 3 года назад +2

    I have a wild duck board! I love it. Once I went to hard boots I pretty much never go soft boots. I even have plate bindings on a freestyle/free ride board now so I can go from my burton alp to the ride control freeride board when the conditions suck for the alp or

  • @ericbrammer2245
    @ericbrammer2245 Год назад

    Ducks 'Quacked' really welll!! Rob Bevier at Okemo was on those, then, and was Gordon's Asst. Mgr. at the Snowboard School. I still feel the MADDS race/carve boards were better (esp. on Icy stuff, but merely equal on softer snow), but I Respected how well WildDuck boards rode, even on Hardpacked, manmade snow. If you could 'loop' a Carve on that snow, you had a 'Winner'! And 3 of us, then & there ['94-'95, at Okemo] could, amongst the Instructors, and one other, then-former instructor, Kevin Burnham, who could pull That Move on his '89 Safari (How?! IDK? Majic..).Yeah, great boards, and their free-style/freeride boards were also above the average in build/quality and Riding enjoyment; better than many available Today, even. "PSR"

  • @giovannispinotti
    @giovannispinotti 4 года назад +3

    Awsome. People nowadays only buy soft boots. They don't know what they are missing.

  • @timtuthill4915
    @timtuthill4915 5 лет назад +1

    Keep it up Cliff!! May be up in Feb. Tim

  • @변종-u7x
    @변종-u7x 2 года назад

    카빙 땡기는 영상이구만 !!