@@scarlettohara7862 I can honestly say from direct experience with Mr Craig Kelly has rode at some point, Width 21 - 22 inches, Angles 29 front foot 15 rear foot degrees, this is all extremely close to his chosen. I ride 36 front 18 rear Stance Width just under 21 inches on the new Burton 1995 Kellly Air 158cm. I’m 5 foot 8 inches and around 57 kilo’s. He was 2 or 3 inches taller than me and around 5 kilo’s more than me. We both with our feet canted inwards. It’s a set up I chose to copy of him and I find it comfortable and extremely functional. I think Craig Kelly studied for a Degree in Chemical Engineering, so he was pretty smart, and he’s Regular Footed Stance is a perfect set up, that positioned you very well for making turns quickly and high speed carving along with very stylish tweaks when making big jumps with stable landing. It all worked well when riding fakie too. Maybe you can try the set up, and experiment by changing your degree angles and width slightly. Oh, and not forgetting Front Foot Binding with maximum Forward Lean setting, with back foot No Forward Lean. This sets you up in a good bent knee riding posture, and has an instant reaction for Heel Side Turns resulting in a strong carve. Ride On and have fun….!!
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It's such a good read. Bringing back so many memories of my youth.
"I just wanna freeride"
Yeah man, I felt that.
I can’t wait to read this! I preordered it as soon as I read that it was coming out!
That guy could surf good , I remember watching him charging heavy Seaside point back in the day.
Book is so freaking good!
Haven’t put it down since I got it 🤙🏻
Which stance did craig ride?
i suppose width and angles@@Younghead
@@scarlettohara7862 I can honestly say from direct experience with Mr Craig Kelly has rode at some point, Width 21 - 22 inches, Angles 29 front foot 15 rear foot degrees, this is all extremely close to his chosen. I ride 36 front 18 rear Stance Width just under 21 inches on the new Burton 1995 Kellly Air 158cm. I’m 5 foot 8 inches and around 57 kilo’s.
He was 2 or 3 inches taller than me and around 5 kilo’s more than me. We both with our feet canted inwards. It’s a set up I chose to copy of him and I find it comfortable and extremely functional. I think Craig Kelly studied for a Degree in Chemical Engineering, so he was pretty smart, and he’s Regular Footed Stance is a perfect set up, that positioned you very well for making turns quickly and high speed carving along with very stylish tweaks when making big jumps with stable landing. It all worked well when riding fakie too.
Maybe you can try the set up, and experiment by changing your degree angles and width slightly. Oh, and not forgetting Front Foot Binding with maximum Forward Lean setting, with back foot No Forward Lean. This sets you up in a good bent knee riding posture, and has an instant reaction for Heel Side Turns resulting in a strong carve. Ride On and have fun….!!
His famous stance is +27/+9, but not sure of the width. Narrow, for sure.
@@spenserak About 21 inches, Craig was taller than me and he could definitely tweak an air.