Nate's reasoning doesn't really make sense to me. If the angles are positive or negative the difference between them would be the same? His would still be the equivalent of 12,-12?

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

I love this!!! I never even thought about it like that. But obviously if riding switch a 30,6 kinda f'n sucks IMO.

@Terry_Cohen

5 жыл бұрын

I typically ride +18, +6. It's not just about the aggregate angle between my feet, but I feel the positive stance allows me to go from edge to edge quicker/easier with more confidence. But that's just my take. As mentioned in the video, try out different stances, and go with what feels good for you.

@exorder2005

5 жыл бұрын

@SuzN And then there's plenty of pro snowboarders like Terje Haakonsen who use Forward stance and are of the opinion it's way better for carving, which it probably is.

@hyattbusbey3563

5 жыл бұрын

Stand duck on your snowboard and drive your back knee forward and towards your heel edge. Your body won't like it. This is what you do during a dynamic hard carve. Now turn your backfoot forward and try the same. It's very easy and comfortable. Often you see duck riders able to make great static/stacked carves but when they try to make a dynamic carve their heelside isn't as tight as their toeside.

@lonbordin

5 жыл бұрын

@SuzN Not for carving. You need to rotate your shoulders to be perpidicular to the slope this puts undue strain on your rear knee if you're running a negative angle in your rear foot.

I think the 90, 90 is what Ancient Egyptians used as demonstrated by the hieroglyphics. True story. :D

Great year! Learned to snowboard at Snoqualmie, Stevens Pass and Crystal Mtn in '95!

+12, -6 is my jam. Pretty comfy for my old man knees!

Nice riding boys! Amazing flow

just bought a new board. Going from hybrid to camber and 2.5 cm wider. It’s like learning to ride again. I will keep my 15,-15˚ stance and looking forward to test out switch.😂 With that said; love your carving videos, help’t me alot last year. Chears from Sweden.

Love the boards you found online! It did notice some of the pro freestyle riders had stance angles close to 0, I don't understand that, but then again I'm not one of them. Used to use 15 -15, adjusted it a little to 18, -12 since it feels much better in the indoor lift. Maybe I will change it back to 15,-15 when getting in the mountains again. Just a few more weeks till the next trip!

I have 15, -15 and I love it!

Always with the good info!!!

Happy new year....i laughed so hard at those crazy stances ......thxthx yr tips....

Just ordered my stickers to support your stoke. Great videos. So smooth and floaty. If you are looking for video suggestions I’d love an hour of carving jamming to some of you favorite tunes!

This is so helpful something people don't think about all the time

Stance angles are most important to help prevent knee injury. You want your knees to be bending "in plane". The angles will vary with your style, biomechanics and stance width. Some people can get away with a wide variation others will experience problems unless the angles are just right. To find your angles try this (indoors on carpet is best) 1) Set your bindings at your chosen stance width 2) Loosen your binding fixings so that they rotate on the board 3) Clip in and hop up and down twisting your feet until the landings feel natural. You shouldn't feel any "pulling" on either the outside or inside of your knees. 4) Carefully unstrap and note the angles.

Yes! People think I’m weird for riding with +30, +10 but I feel so validated now! I just found your channel and I’m loving the carving tips. If it’s not a powder day, I’m all about carving the groomers.

@Daz555Daz

8 ай бұрын

Keep the posi posi old school alive brother! +30 + 12 here.

Man! U are samurai on board :D looks amazing

Here's to '95!!! Can't wait to head out to Keystone in a couple weeks!!! We'll be looking for you! 😁👊✌️

@ellstackeradventures

5 жыл бұрын

95!

6,-6 feel great for me Tried 15,-15 and it wasnt as comfortable and i feel i get more stability, especially with boxes.

I ran the 15 15 duck for many many years, as I am naturally duck footed anyway 😉 lately the past bunch of years since I have been doing the Alpine board with hard boots most of the time my other boards are doing slight forward angles with the soft boots. I have always rotated the high backs to line up with the edge properly it makes all the difference. The

@richburmond6761

2 жыл бұрын

So the high backs u always tilt?? Im flat footed, and because of that also duck footed and I still have to find the right stance. Last year i experimented a bit with the high back angle but i wasnt sure if i should. U never keep that one straight up?

@patthesoundguy

2 жыл бұрын

@@richburmond6761 I lean them both the same, but if one straight back works for you there is no reason why you can't run it that way but you may want to angle both the same. They key to it is to rotate the backs of the bindings in line with the edges... The high backs are usually slotted to allow them to rotate separate from the binding base plate. If you don't have any forward lean you will struggle with hell side turns big time. With my hard boots I was using ski boots for a long time with almost zero forward lean and it was so hard to keep my heel turns from chattering or sticking them like the toe side. It was the lack of lean. Had to spring for proper Deeluxe hard boots with adjustable forward lean.

Thanks a lot Ryan ! I've always wondered what stance Nate uses, I love his style. Those past years, after discovering carving and your videos, I progressively moved from 21/-6 to 21/+6, it helps me a lot with my back knee, I won't go back to duck stance, and I don't ride switch that much ;) Happy shreddin' ! (still waiting for snow here in french Pyrénées... :( )

@joarticho21

5 жыл бұрын

Just listening to my body. I'm not really into freestyle and riding switch. I like to go fast and carve, forward stance suits me more. And when I ride switch, I like to call it fakie now, and find it even more stylish ;) And maybe because I'm a downhill skateboarder, it makes sense to me :)

@l3v1ckUK

5 жыл бұрын

I'm the same. As I hardly ever ride switch, I've found over time that's it's more comfortable for me to have my back for facing slightly forwards. Some of my friends have questioned it, but it works for me.

Funny stuff!! I come across the same bizarre set-ups! Picked up a sweet mly a few years back... Like the first sintered base ever, the strongest camber I've ever felt... And the marks for the bindings had it above the center point of camber ( set back camber by some 4"), and the width at 23"!! ... Must have been sooo stiff and unmanageable as to be despised!! ... As the core also indicated!!.(bout 7 hrs of p-tex work)

I love how your friend hi-5’s your first pump 🤚🏻🤛🏼

Just got my first board as a present. Haven’t looked at the setup. Just got into the bindings at home... wow did that feel uncomfortable... checked the angle... both +15... so basically the same bullshit as 0,0. So before even the first time on a snowboard already a new setup that makes sense...

After almost 10 years of not riding a snowboard, i bought a completely new Setup and had in the first hours massive problems to keep an edge bc. i used my old Stance (+9/+21). After bailing a few time pretty hard, i changed it to -15/+15 and it worked spot-on! Much easier to keep edges, turns and switch feels much more natural. Currently i ride -+18°+4cm stance

@tasomaniac

Жыл бұрын

What made you decide to go for +18 +4 after trying -15/+15?

Great vid. I'm +15-15 since 98 missed a lot of seasons though back into it again. Playing with a whole new set up now and got my ass handed to me. I never had to adjust high backs before. So I feel like a beginner all over again. Bindings I'm currently running are Gnu rear entry binding. I used to run flows. Loved my flows. Sorry rambling love your videos

@jriding6161

2 жыл бұрын

Flows were the shit in their heyday.

Question. My rear leg, my quad muscle begins to burn up pretty quick. Its at 6 right now . If i possibly go higher will that most likely help a bit. ?? Thanksss great video by the way

I ride less switch these days than regular and am off piste whenever I can be so have my stance set back and currently run +15,-12 ... seems to work well :)

I noticed that stance angle is set more by stance width or vice a verse. You cant have too wide stance with shallow angles, or too wide if angles with narrow stance or your knees wont track over your toes. That is, your knees will end up flexing side to side as you compress causing pain in some cases. The wider your heels apart, the wider the toe angles required.

I ride 21, -21 for heel and toe drag. My toes will never hit even doing the layed out carves were ur stomach and elbow drag the whole way around, my heel carves arnt as low so my heels hang very slightly but have hit once or twice but I want to get one of those doneks a little wider so I won't have any heel hang, currently on a lib tech hot knife 156w 26.5cm waste width, malavitas, and size 9 boots but lower profile ones

Super useful!!!

the camera angles are on point

Tore my ACL Landing off a jump riding 0-0 back in the day when I didn't know what I was doing. 9 months out of work. 15 years later and still works awesome love doctors

@kevincole5468

5 жыл бұрын

Positive 15 negative 12 is what I ride now

@richardlegner721

4 жыл бұрын

what IS the case against 0-0?

Thanks for that Craigslist montage! It’s insane how many people can make such strange decisions. And for the past 20 years advice on how to mount bindings was only a Google search away.

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

Yup. Seriously just makes me feel bad that some people ride those stances near the end especially. :(.

Same I run +15,-15

I went from riding 12, -12 to 15, -9 since I primarily ride in one direction for all mountain, but I still have enough negative angle on my back foot to comfortably ride switch here and there as well. Feel like I have slightly more control with a more positive angle on the front foot, but can still ride switch with ease.

@joseluna3202

2 жыл бұрын

That’s exactly what I’m going for! 15,-9. Perfect balance to do some switch here and there. 👌🏽

I also twist my high backs sideways to help grab more pressure into the turns

I don't ride switch much and avoid internal rotation of the back hip and knee as much as possible. this leads me to a 21/3 stance angle on a very stiff set up. I charge through ANY snow condition on ANY slope. with the pop and stability to easily pop over the cliffs when necessary. Nate's point is exactly how i feel. When i drop a cliff I do not want my hip to have to work against my knee traveling away from my momentum, it gives me impingement. I get full ass to grass on some landings with no discomfort the back foot being near 0 but slightly forward is also great on cat tracks too, i can sit all the way down and back on my right foot for manuals to pick up speed easily. not such a trivial thing when riding the stiffest setups around

1:55 Who noticed the fail?

LOL Laughed so hard at 90,90

12/ -12 and 21.5in width

been subscribing your channel for yeeaarrss. Could you tell me your hight and weight and distance between your both feet from the middle? and also the length of your board!

Hey ryan great videos. I live in CT so the mountains are incredibly icey. I can do 180s down the mountain full speed but icant seem to hit 3s or 5s. Do you think it is cuz of ice or just skill?

@SamFryer-gy5bw

2 жыл бұрын

This is years old so hopefully this changed. But it’s skill. Ice will make it harder to land with sliding/ catching Edge. But you should be able to the rotation of the 3 or5 just the landing/riding away will be harder if you don’t know how to land bolts

6 negative 6 for me. I ride street and park.

1:30 I'm sure he didn't mean it, but when he was explaining his stance, Ryan had a look of '....are you serious with me right now? That's insane thinking.' Great video, even if it's from '18.

So envious.

I'm 6"2 and my stance width is 23.6". Is that too narrow? I know you're around 5"10 when stance width is 24". Makes me feel like my stance width is wrong

i've been 12/-12 since 2009 and never looked back!

If booting out, adding more angle gets you more clearance. i had +27,-27 for many years just for this reason and never had any knee issues. Now with 28cm wide board i can have +18,-18 without booting out, even when carving elbow in the ground. Btw where's nate's helmet!? -.-

+15, -15 for my freestyle boards and +18, -9 for my directional boards.

Also cool to see different riding/carving styles. I noticed You’re evenly centered more on the front foot and, dogg is is pretty laid back, but it works and looks great!

@AL_KING777

5 жыл бұрын

Does Dogg Block the pound or 5 the pound twice?

What are the video settings on your gopro for the action shots on this? Looks phenomenal on my screen.

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

2.7k linear 60 fps. Protune on , medium sharpness, 400 Max iso on a sunny day.

Man, the pigeon toed looks so painful. What up Dogg, ripping the Terry!!

Where's your favorite hill? Mine is Big White, British Columbia, Canada

I'm a beginning snowboarder, but a long time skier. Thanks so much for making this video - especially the part about angles that won't work. I thought going "duck feet" instead of straight - which you call 0, would put too much stress on my knees and so I wouldn't do it. But after watching this video and the one called Wide Vs. Narrow Snowboard Stance by Matt Maniacci, I decided it might not be that hard to change my board's setup and see if it would help me. I've watched 10 Beginner Snowboard Skills - First Day Riding from SnowBoardProCamp over and over but wasn't getting anywhere, until your setup video and the wide/narrow stance video. I discovered I'm really goofy foot and making a wider stance with some duck angles has made balancing sooo much easier. Now if the southeast would stay cold long enough to make and keep some snow, I'm confident I'll be having some fun on the board instead of struggling so much. Thanks again!

@RyanKnapton

4 жыл бұрын

If you feel like you need a beginner lesson, definitely take one. Obviously the first days on something new are the hardest (and catching edges and such hurt a hell of a lot more than when we are young). Otherwise, something like stance angles like 18, -9 is pretty good for most people on a freestyle board to help be balanced and ride switch if they want. And as you progress, that can change quite a bit based on how you want to ride. Best of luck and happy shreddin'!

Y does it seem like the less angled my back foot is, the more control i have on my board

A kid at my local hill had 90 90 just last weekend I had to look twice

I'll be starting off with 15,15 as a beginner,intermediate coming from a skaters perspective

HAH so funny, im watching this now because i just set my board up, guess what, i put it on 15 and -15 hahaha. best freestyle stance evah!

If I want a positive 25 degree angle on both bindings how would that affect my riding? I see a lot of racers carve so quickly and pop out of turns faster.

Riding (21,6) or smth for 10 years already and don`t have any idea how to ride switch at all :( next season will try the duck :)

Hi Ryan! Can you give some tips for riding wide tapered board (korua tugboat 151, 35 cm wide nose)?

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

Haven't ridden one.. but in general for extra wide boards, tilt it up on edge way more than you're use to to take advantage of the width. ✔️

Hi Ryan, I hope I am not too late for the party. I always wonder about 90 90 stance or 100 80 stance. Can you explain a little more why it's a terrible idea? Can you also talk a little bit more about why ski boots are in hardshell while snowboard boots are much more flexible?

@MultiSneakerLover

2 жыл бұрын

U need to get a brain before asking questions

Will angles help with foot pain? The sides of my feet go a little numb..

@sparrowhawk5673

5 жыл бұрын

I noticed that I always tightened it too tight. Loosen the toe the most and you'll see that you can still have a good control on the board. This depending if you have a toe strap or more straps on the top of your foot.

I have ended up with 15,-15 duck.... riding switch alleviates getting tired on one side, that's why I like it.

I agree with Ryan. If you want to ride equally in normal or switch stance. Personally I love surf style carving. In surfing is unwatchable to see duckstance. The back knee should be dropped to the center of the board and of course no switch stance

Ryan can turn really good with a duck stance because he has developed a lot of hip flexibility. He turns his hips into the backside turn even with duck. Personally I don’t have that flexibility so I run 30/9 degrees with a giant uni cant. I also ride a lot of alpine so it makes sense to me. Riding switch is only done on long cat tracks so it’s not a priority.

song in the end?plzzz! 5:30

30|6 directional stand, I came up !)

I'd love to ride a duck stance but have to ride posi posi or I get knee pain in by back knee.

What about on a pow day when you set bindings back in the extra inserts? When you're directional do you open up the front foot angle? Great point about lack of binding leverage at higher angles I didn't fully understand that before.

@ellstackeradventures

5 жыл бұрын

Back as far as it can go

@ryanbittel

5 жыл бұрын

@@ellstackeradventuresAgreed it definitely helps the back leg. Angles? Curious what Knapton does.

@ellstackeradventures

5 жыл бұрын

@@ryanbittel he does 15,-15

@ryanbittel

5 жыл бұрын

@@ellstackeradventures Nice thanks! I know a lot of guys put more angle on the front foot when going directional e.g. 18 / -9. What do you do?

@ellstackeradventures

5 жыл бұрын

@@ryanbittel I like mine 13,-13 or 12 15 seems to wide for me

Alpine rider here, recently there have been lengthy discussions about what the maximum angle should be for softboots, it would seem the consensus among all the good pro riders (SG, JJA, etc.) discourages any one foot over ~30-33 degrees. When you get to the realm of 45 degrees softboots stop flexing fore-aft and starts left-right, which is not what it's designed for. For maximum power and safety, especially if you shred on the speedier side, keep it below 30. (There are literally horror stories of people riding BX course with normal duck, lands wrong and the front foot bends to the tip of the board. The boot folded, with the ankle in side, my ankle hurts from thinking about it...)

I can’t do duck stance either, positive 20 in the front positive 6 in the rear works nice but that’s just me

15 on front fot and 9 on back fot is perfect for me.

Thanks for the video, guys. If either of you are interested in a 90s Sean Palmer board, let me know. Just updated my gear after about 24 years, ha.

How stiff is the board you ride ??? Compared to like a Burton custom x ?

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

I'm not certain. I think it's stiffer than most the custom X's I had... But I had one x159 wide that was way stiffer and I'd say its not as stiff as that one.

I'm riding 30/25 on my extra wide Phoenix with plates. Makes for an amazing all mountain setup and I can still do switch demos when I teach. Not the most comfortable switch, but enough to do simple turns on greens. It's amazing how much better heelside carves are with positive angles on the back foot. Anatomically it allows more twist from the back foot for harder carves.

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

I can imagine! I've watched so much of the alpine riders deep and laid out carves, and it's just a better stance for those wicked backside turns.

Ride wide and +15 , -15 works amazingly.

@bittmanbobby

5 жыл бұрын

How wide?

I know this video is about stance angle, however I have a some what related question but not specifically about stance. My question is about your opinion on snowboarders upper body being in an open position. I have ridden this way before and felt like I ripped and carved just fine. Then two years ago I decided to take a lesson. My instructor told me I was not balanced on my board and said I was counter rotated. For the past two years I have been trying to ride more “balanced” meaning shoulders parallel to my board and my neck turned looking straight down my left shoulder when riding regular footed. I ride just fine in this position ie. “balanced” and not counter rotated, but man o man I miss opening up my upper body and ripping down the Mtn. My vision is also so much better when my upper body is more opened to my board. Your videos have inspired my to ride more open as it appears to me that is what you are doing. I guess the truth is I am looking for confirmation that riding with my upper body more open is not going to prevent future improvement in my riding which is basically what the instructor said when he corrected my upper body position and wanted me to work on looking over my left shoulder and keeping my shoulders parallel to the board. My neck always hurts when turning heel side and trying to look up the mountain when I work on staying “balanced” again meaning shoulders parallel to my board. Is my perception correct and you are riding in a very open upper body position when compared to your board direction? Needless to say you are ripping up that mountain with huge style! Also the energy you bring to the videos is the best in KZread land! Keep it up, I am a fan.

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

In general I'd say opening up the shoulders is better for advanced riders and not as much so for beginners. If I didn't open up and be able to twist enough to do an uphill safety check on the heelside, I'd have been hit from behind 100's of times by now cuz of my big carved turns. Plus that rotation helps the heelside carve. In my 'how to really really carve #10' I address it a bit too.

@mase3087

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ryan!

Haha, I sow the 90, 90 and wondered if they were trying to use it as a scooter

The human body's anatomical position is with duck feet so the knee's bend out to reduce wear and tear

@Ectrosynt

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, you find similar things in other sports like weightlifting and cycling. I'm no health expert but I did some research into the matter after developing some knee discomfort when cycling (solved by replacing the pedals for ones with more float). As I understand it, from a physiological perspective it is essential that the knee tracks directly in line with the ankle and foot during load, whatever angle they happen to be facing. If not, then you get unnatural strain on a joint that is only really meant to function like a hinge. It can lead to muscle imbalances or chronic pain. So with that in mind I believe a wide range of stance angles should be just fine so long as that angulation is coming from the hips, allowing the knee, ankle and foot to remain aligned all the way through the range of motion.

@ADX77

5 жыл бұрын

Try squatting over 100lbs with Ryan's stance :) Duck makes the most sense as long as it's not too wide. That being said, the safest stance is the one you're used to.

@johnnicholson8345

3 жыл бұрын

wrong. No one is naturally duck footed. Hence the name 'duck' you dolt.

@ktextreme

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnnicholson8345 have fun with those zero degree angles! I see all the pro's doing it, lol

+21 & +12 👌

El oh El on the OMG stance angles! That is a great collection of ridiculously terrible stance angles!

@ellstackeradventures

5 жыл бұрын

:)

What about stance set back (towards tail) for carving? For some float in powder (on an old school camber board)? Thanks for the videos and the comment responses! Capla!

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

Set back stance works fine for carving but feels awful switch.

@patientestant

5 жыл бұрын

@@RyanKnapton I narrowed my stance about 2 inches and it is much better. It was way to wide a stance. The board can freely flex under my feet over bumps and troughs now. My stance was so wide I could push my knees together just a little and flex the board into a rocker shape. I am getting more of the feel for how much angle to tilt the board and speed. If I go too slow, it is easy to lean over farther than I can compensate in a turn. Too fast I can't get a full C shape. I found I might as well speed check and quickly get back into a carve. It was really getting fun and taking my mind of my worries. I offered someone help learning, but this green hill was too steep for her to progress very well. She got good practice on her toe edge control and adjusting the direction the board was pointed by twisting the board to control edge engagement. She couldn't stand up on her heel edge though, and it was way to steep for her to try a C shaped turn. Maybe walking down to a less steep area would have been better. :/ Ugh. "Hindsight is 20/20" is a cliche for a reason.

Great video Ryan, those Craigslist boards made me laugh! Regarding making your highbacks parallel with your heel edge, when I was setting up my first board I mentioned this to the guy at the shop. He showed me something quite interesting, on my board he set the highbacks parallel to the heel edge and put my boots into the bindings. The back of the boots were only slightly making contact with the highback so if I used them like that, not so much energy would be going into the highback from the boot. He then rotated the highback until it made the most contact with the back of the boot. So effectively, it wasn’t parallel to the heel edge but it also wasn’t parallel to the binding. It was more like half and half. Do you have any thoughts on this? What he said and the demonstration made sense to me and was logical. Forward lean was set on the bindings, Cartels, 4 on the adjuster. Thanks for the video! Happy Shredding and QAPLA!

@ellstackeradventures

5 жыл бұрын

True lol

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

That makes sense! I've just rotated binding highbacks to be even as much as I can with the heelside... I could imagine the boot sitting by itself might not line up perfectly... But I also could imagine when the massive forces that are being exuded on the boots and bindings during riding that it would match up more as the boots and such are having a certain amount of torque on em. Interested thought experiment for sure and indeed might have some real world effects on how it rides. I've thought for year that some bindings should be designed around certain angles for either forward carving, or duck footed. This would be next level with having both the boot and binding designed for the specific application.

@ellstackeradventures

5 жыл бұрын

@@RyanKnapton thanks for the tips u got a shout out on snowboard pro camps video today the q&a

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

@@ellstackeradventures oh sick! Thanks for the heads up! I watch most of em, but family came into town today to do late Christmas on Kristin's side, so didn't see it. Will check it out! Thanks again!

@ellstackeradventures

5 жыл бұрын

@@RyanKnapton your welcome it's about 30min in on there hour q and a

How are the new x driver boots working .

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

Like em. Felt real stiff the first like 2 days. Now they feel normal and not too stiff at all. Definitely already broken in more than I'd prefer.

I'll admit to going 90/90 sometimes when i have stuff in a board bag. In my normal angles, it's wider than typical board bags

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

I hope this is the case of what happened!

It's reassuring to know I use reasonable stance angles. +18, +3

@junmizuta6476

4 жыл бұрын

Used to ride +18 +3, but after surfing for the summer, it dosent suit me anymore as my body center position became adjusted to surfing. I go +18 0 now. Much faster edge to edge and more board control.

Just curious. What's your stance width?

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

Bit over 24

@edr4846

5 жыл бұрын

@@RyanKnapton dang that's really wide. For me anyways ha.

I've never seen someone riding with there feet facing inward, but I've seen beginners with 0, 0 and a setback stance like what the heck!

what about 45, -45 ? is it good ?

@spiccolirocks3580

5 жыл бұрын

What do you think? How about a 30" stance while you're at it!

When first learning I was at 18 - 0 and have progressed to 15 - 12 duckfoot

@RyanKnapton

5 жыл бұрын

All those angles work. :)

I was a 00 guy for years. Absolutely loved it until the jumps I got up to became too much to land with that stance.

5:06 the dreaded fist-bump to high-5

-18 left and -18 on right for my stance

@mpix00

5 жыл бұрын

Same with me!! Just feels perfect with my body

@codyrichardson8953

5 жыл бұрын

Especially if ur a switch rider its perfect

@cualquiercosa5201

4 жыл бұрын

Like your feet looking backwards??

+18/-6. Going +15/-15 next season.

Volume of the music in the middle was pretty loud in comparison to the rest of the video. Otherwise as good as usual!

Lol I bought a used board and did one session forgetting to adjust the Angles. It felt weird the whole weekend, turns out the previous owner was goofy and I was riding a 3/-12. Lmao.

Lol, I used to ride 45,0 back in the day.

@BruhManPog

4 жыл бұрын

Bruh

how can anyone ride with 90,90??? D: Just get skies by that point

@hyattbusbey3563

5 жыл бұрын

Why get two skis? One is better. Check out a Skwal.

@4nd3rzzon

4 жыл бұрын

What about 90 -90

@YIIIIIN

3 жыл бұрын

@@4nd3rzzon you dislocate your ankles at that point.

dude, why you shouldn't have 0,0? ( I dont use those angles, just asking :D )

@xixueyang

5 жыл бұрын

when you have both feet facing one direction, squating becomes problematic as your ankle-knee-hip are not in line, which adds wear to the knee joint. By having a duck-stance your knee will go in the direction of your foot more naturally, which provides the strongest support. You can circumvent this by having really really narrow stance distance, like maybe ~35cm.....

@matejstasik6893

5 жыл бұрын

@@xixueyang oh okay, good to know, thanks

What about stance with

@micahreese982

5 жыл бұрын

Do a squat and put them there

@stefan-t--

5 жыл бұрын

its completely about where you feel most comfortable and stable, mess with it til you get it right

@RyanHicks

5 жыл бұрын

As @micha says below. That or put them shoulder width or just slightly more than shoulder width.