Part (3) How to get the best binding adjustment for the best ride 21/22

These tips come from a long line of mistakes and constantly adjusting our own binding for the best outcome in riding performance with all different style of boards. We hope this helps you all get the most improved ride from your own gear this season. Move things until you get the best ride you can and definitely Shred Ahead. Tell your friend"s and families to check us out; these lessons learned cost you only a few minutes!
Thanks again Jim & Ted

[@alpineibex5596]

Good stuff! Any thoughts on Burton Step Ons?

[@ShredAheadSnowboarding]

Well my experience with step on's is from the old ride clickers and some marker DNR's. They were handy but troublesome in soft snow and power; due to compacting snow & ice blocking the re-entery. Also the lock down pins attached to the boots were a weak point in the system causing the boots to tear in time. I know that the Burton has some great mounting adjustments for fine tuning the set up. The performance is strong across the board toe to heel, but not as friendly fore & aft! Hope this helps and thanks for asking!
Jim & Ted

[@VincentDuxD]

Truly detailed explanation, I could rework some of my setups, thanks Jim&Ted and, Germany is not looking good for this season, fluffy fudge…

[@ShredAheadSnowboarding]

Fingers crossed! Yeah we aren't off to a good start here either, but we're ready. We hope that this seasons clips will be some of the best tips on you tube and we like to make the detail count! Thanks again.

[@VincentDuxD]

And I’m buying pool noodles xD

[@ShredAheadSnowboarding]

Pool noodles were Ted's idea to allow the ankles and knees to feel the movement!

[@VincentDuxD]

@@ShredAheadSnowboarding yeah, and I threw my old mattress out and couldn’t properly strap in and practice dry anymore, and your editing skills has improved quite a bit xD