My Gear List Arbor Annex: bit.ly/46vL55Y Clew Step-In Bindings: www.clew.us Save 20% with Code: SPC20 Vans High Standard Boots: bit.ly/3ScR8ZD OM Falcon Goggle: bit.ly/3sHjKQB Save 10% with Code: SPC10 Volcom Arthur Jacket: bit.ly/3tOFKcs Volcom Longo Pants: bit.ly/3tFQnhi Volcom Stay Dry Mittens: bit.ly/3tMHymc Giro Ledge Helmet: bit.ly/3M2UudP Blackstrap Facemask: bit.ly/3S2jO7x
Kev, that was a really good and useful video! Thanks for not pushing it to the 10 min mark for no reason. Shared it with a friend. On another note: You're clearly a very good rider. I am a 20+ years rider and heavy content consumer, I watch almost all snb content creators apart from some obnoxious examples. 😅 Constructive criticism: If you worked a bit more on your style / steeze while riding, it would reflect your actual riding level more. What I mean: Something about your arms and/or your rather stiff posture takes a lot away from your style and makes you look more intermediate-ish than you - of course - truly are. How about working on that and show us your journey getting better at this aspect of snowboarding? Arm positioning, flexibility exercises of your spine / joint, observing style of style icons = all potential measures. Thus, invest in your style that actually makes you look like an expert. Wish you all the best and will keep watching!! Yeeew
Pedalling involves twisting the board along its length by creating different edge angles with the front and rear foot. As a hard boot carver it's an excellent way of losing your carving edge ( and therefore not recommended). Hard boot carvers aim for consistent edge angles front and rear so that the board edge locks into the groove the carving edge creates in the snow and the base remains pushed against the sidewall of that groove. Instead make shorter radius turns by achieving more edge angle. This uses both the sidecut radius and board flex to create a tighter radius carved curve in the snow.
My Gear List
Arbor Annex: bit.ly/46vL55Y
Clew Step-In Bindings: www.clew.us Save 20% with Code: SPC20
Vans High Standard Boots: bit.ly/3ScR8ZD
OM Falcon Goggle: bit.ly/3sHjKQB Save 10% with Code: SPC10
Volcom Arthur Jacket: bit.ly/3tOFKcs
Volcom Longo Pants: bit.ly/3tFQnhi
Volcom Stay Dry Mittens: bit.ly/3tMHymc
Giro Ledge Helmet: bit.ly/3M2UudP
Blackstrap Facemask: bit.ly/3S2jO7x
Kev, that was a really good and useful video! Thanks for not pushing it to the 10 min mark for no reason. Shared it with a friend.
On another note: You're clearly a very good rider. I am a 20+ years rider and heavy content consumer, I watch almost all snb content creators apart from some obnoxious examples. 😅 Constructive criticism: If you worked a bit more on your style / steeze while riding, it would reflect your actual riding level more. What I mean: Something about your arms and/or your rather stiff posture takes a lot away from your style and makes you look more intermediate-ish than you - of course - truly are. How about working on that and show us your journey getting better at this aspect of snowboarding? Arm positioning, flexibility exercises of your spine / joint, observing style of style icons = all potential measures. Thus, invest in your style that actually makes you look like an expert. Wish you all the best and will keep watching!! Yeeew
carving through powder or fresh groomed trails is like ASMR for snowboarding
Thank you !
Carve your turns to feel the G-force, and to become that rarest of things, a graceful snowboarder.
I miss the sound of that crunchy snow :(
earlier this season i was asked to try 'pedalling' to carve short radius turns. not sure i understood, is this a thing you have heard or do?
Pedalling involves twisting the board along its length by creating different edge angles with the front and rear foot. As a hard boot carver it's an excellent way of losing your carving edge ( and therefore not recommended). Hard boot carvers aim for consistent edge angles front and rear so that the board edge locks into the groove the carving edge creates in the snow and the base remains pushed against the sidewall of that groove. Instead make shorter radius turns by achieving more edge angle. This uses both the sidecut radius and board flex to create a tighter radius carved curve in the snow.
Any chance you can make some more advanced content luv your channel but the riding lately is pretty basic ! Cheers m8
Just post the video... nobody likes waiting for "premieres in x time"
I agree with your opinion, but you could have worded it nicer
@limes_I sorry, you're right. wasn't meant to be as brute worded as it is.
He doesn't charge you for waiting, does he?
Premiers a nice because everyone can watch together and it’s a good time to interact and answer questions.
Chill bro. This is the opposite vibe you should have about anything snowboarding.
Skidder board kids