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Directional twin setup for the wrong stance will tune your butters up quick.
@ikutiap59235 ай бұрын
explain this please
@brnnntrnt Жыл бұрын
Nice review! How do you feel about it after 2 years?
@danielm4849 Жыл бұрын
It's pretty good. Hardwearing jacket for sure. Worth the money! Though definitely not as 'light' as some other shell jackets. A pretty heavy duty coat!
@brnnntrnt Жыл бұрын
@@danielm4849 Thank you :)
@loganverdugo96032 жыл бұрын
You did a great job at exposing this man!! Keep up the great work, the sound wasn’t bad at all
@jazminvalenzuela63743 жыл бұрын
your sound is awful!!!
@user-lr7ve4ul1o3 жыл бұрын
How was the boots?
@danielm48493 жыл бұрын
Yeah man, excellent. I really dig them. Though my only gripe is that to get 100% heel hold, you need to crank them really tight, which makes them feel quite stiff and does bunch the neoprene sleeve over the foot a little. This is because they're super padded though, so if you're thinking about a pair, I'd size down half a size from your regular shoe. At the start of the day, they're absolutely perfect. As the foam starts to pack out, though, you will need to retighten (for me at least). Positives: very, very comfortable. Loads of shock absorption, loads of support. No shin pain as super padded. Very strong construction, very warm. Grippy. Loads of response, and lovely to walk in thanks to the articulated cuff. For the price point -- excellent boots. Would recommend thoroughly. My only other recommendation, above these, would be either the ThirtyTwo TM2/3 (but they are very chunky, so work best with wider boards and Union/Rome/Nitro bindings), or the Burton Swath (for park and resort) or Ion (for resort and freeride), both of which are amazing on all fronts. Salomon boards and bindings though? Wouldn't recommend. Not sturdy at all. Boots are great though!
@ardasahin78653 жыл бұрын
Whats is your height ı couldnt understand mate? thank you
@danielm48493 жыл бұрын
5'11/ 180cm :)
@PYR0T3MPLAR3 жыл бұрын
do some basic audio balancing my dude, good vid otherwise
@jparker93204 жыл бұрын
it helped but you may want to turn up the volume besides that great info!
@huckyeah79064 жыл бұрын
Cheers man. Will keep it in mind! I've been stuck doing some work for a big company, but will hope to get more vids out soon!
@carlosweaver67634 жыл бұрын
Thanks this has really helped. Trying to by my first board. Stuck between two and not sure. Seems like the Capita black board of death or more a directional twin than the directional is says. Vs west rock camber from arbor. I like going fast but I may do park but would love to hit powder. So hoping directional twin with practice can be used for switch
@huckyeah79064 жыл бұрын
Hey man, great choices there! The Super DOA is a great choice, as is the Arbor Westmark Camber! I'd check out the Salomon Assassin as it has a great hybrid camber profile that gives you float in the pow and lock on the rails too with camber under foot, and rocker at the tip and tail! Otherwise, I'd say the Rome Agent is an excellent choice. It's what I'll be getting next. What do you think?
@carlosweaver67634 жыл бұрын
Huck Yeah! I actually got the Capita Mercury. Seemed really versatile and great until find out my style of riding. Testing it out this weekend for first time. Wife got the never summer lady west.
@huckyeah79064 жыл бұрын
@@carlosweaver6763 That's an awesome choice. Capita are a great brand and the Mercury is a solid choice for an all rounder! :D
@carlosweaver67634 жыл бұрын
Huck Yeah! Thanks. That’s reassuring. I wanted the ability to try everything so I think I got a winner.
@huckyeah79064 жыл бұрын
@@carlosweaver6763 Yeah man! If you need any advice just let me know I always try and respond to comments, even if they take a while :D
@200arek4 жыл бұрын
Dude, the music is too loud, hard to catch what you are saying there.
@huckyeah79064 жыл бұрын
Hey, thanks for letting me know. It sounded okay on my speakers, but after trying on just the laptop's I can see what you mean. I've made adjustments going forward, but will try and reupload this if I can with better audio at some point! Thanks for commenting :)
@lesterbro60294 жыл бұрын
Hi, my foot size is 260, would this salomon Lo Fi size be 265?
@huckyeah79064 жыл бұрын
Hey buddy, I'm a UK size 10, Mondo 290, EU 44, and I ride the 290s. The Lo Fis are true to size which means you don't need to size up! They're built with a few extra millimetres of room so that when your foot compresses, flattens, and widens, that they're still really comfortable. They have lots of foam inside too that heat moulds, and they've been made to ride with snowboard socks as well, so I'd say if you're a 260, then buy a 260! (UK 7, US 7, EU 41) Hope that helps. Though what I will say is that if you're riding every day -- living somewhere and doing a season, then size down by half a size. So get 255s as the boots will get packed out (foam compressed) and feel bigger with regular riding. They'll be really tight at first, but after riding every day for a month, they'll give you much better control and feel great.
@lesterbro60294 жыл бұрын
@@huckyeah7906 , thanks a lot!!!!! Super value informacion!!!! Happy new year!!!
@huckyeah79064 жыл бұрын
@@lesterbro6029 My pleasure. Happy shredding buddy! :D
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Directional twin setup for the wrong stance will tune your butters up quick.
explain this please
Nice review! How do you feel about it after 2 years?
It's pretty good. Hardwearing jacket for sure. Worth the money! Though definitely not as 'light' as some other shell jackets. A pretty heavy duty coat!
@@danielm4849 Thank you :)
You did a great job at exposing this man!! Keep up the great work, the sound wasn’t bad at all
your sound is awful!!!
How was the boots?
Yeah man, excellent. I really dig them. Though my only gripe is that to get 100% heel hold, you need to crank them really tight, which makes them feel quite stiff and does bunch the neoprene sleeve over the foot a little. This is because they're super padded though, so if you're thinking about a pair, I'd size down half a size from your regular shoe. At the start of the day, they're absolutely perfect. As the foam starts to pack out, though, you will need to retighten (for me at least). Positives: very, very comfortable. Loads of shock absorption, loads of support. No shin pain as super padded. Very strong construction, very warm. Grippy. Loads of response, and lovely to walk in thanks to the articulated cuff. For the price point -- excellent boots. Would recommend thoroughly. My only other recommendation, above these, would be either the ThirtyTwo TM2/3 (but they are very chunky, so work best with wider boards and Union/Rome/Nitro bindings), or the Burton Swath (for park and resort) or Ion (for resort and freeride), both of which are amazing on all fronts. Salomon boards and bindings though? Wouldn't recommend. Not sturdy at all. Boots are great though!
Whats is your height ı couldnt understand mate? thank you
5'11/ 180cm :)
do some basic audio balancing my dude, good vid otherwise
it helped but you may want to turn up the volume besides that great info!
Cheers man. Will keep it in mind! I've been stuck doing some work for a big company, but will hope to get more vids out soon!
Thanks this has really helped. Trying to by my first board. Stuck between two and not sure. Seems like the Capita black board of death or more a directional twin than the directional is says. Vs west rock camber from arbor. I like going fast but I may do park but would love to hit powder. So hoping directional twin with practice can be used for switch
Hey man, great choices there! The Super DOA is a great choice, as is the Arbor Westmark Camber! I'd check out the Salomon Assassin as it has a great hybrid camber profile that gives you float in the pow and lock on the rails too with camber under foot, and rocker at the tip and tail! Otherwise, I'd say the Rome Agent is an excellent choice. It's what I'll be getting next. What do you think?
Huck Yeah! I actually got the Capita Mercury. Seemed really versatile and great until find out my style of riding. Testing it out this weekend for first time. Wife got the never summer lady west.
@@carlosweaver6763 That's an awesome choice. Capita are a great brand and the Mercury is a solid choice for an all rounder! :D
Huck Yeah! Thanks. That’s reassuring. I wanted the ability to try everything so I think I got a winner.
@@carlosweaver6763 Yeah man! If you need any advice just let me know I always try and respond to comments, even if they take a while :D
Dude, the music is too loud, hard to catch what you are saying there.
Hey, thanks for letting me know. It sounded okay on my speakers, but after trying on just the laptop's I can see what you mean. I've made adjustments going forward, but will try and reupload this if I can with better audio at some point! Thanks for commenting :)
Hi, my foot size is 260, would this salomon Lo Fi size be 265?
Hey buddy, I'm a UK size 10, Mondo 290, EU 44, and I ride the 290s. The Lo Fis are true to size which means you don't need to size up! They're built with a few extra millimetres of room so that when your foot compresses, flattens, and widens, that they're still really comfortable. They have lots of foam inside too that heat moulds, and they've been made to ride with snowboard socks as well, so I'd say if you're a 260, then buy a 260! (UK 7, US 7, EU 41) Hope that helps. Though what I will say is that if you're riding every day -- living somewhere and doing a season, then size down by half a size. So get 255s as the boots will get packed out (foam compressed) and feel bigger with regular riding. They'll be really tight at first, but after riding every day for a month, they'll give you much better control and feel great.
@@huckyeah7906 , thanks a lot!!!!! Super value informacion!!!! Happy new year!!!
@@lesterbro6029 My pleasure. Happy shredding buddy! :D