dear snowboard addiction, please do a video on how to snowboard in deep fresh powder, what to do when you’re stuck after loosing ur momentum and etc sincerely your fan
If you are getting a lot of heel lift this is more due to a poorly fitting boot, ideally your bindings are just locking in your boots rather than keeping your feet in place inside the boots :)
Can you explain possibly when and what the binding strap position will change? My burton binding has 3 different positions on the ankle straps and I am not sure what it will do if I change it. Thanks!
How much are my toes allowed to look over the board? The problem is that i am 165cm tall and my boot size is 28 Mondo and the most boards in my size are pretty thin. Can anybody help me?
ideally, yes, but don't get too hang up on that setting, getting the right forward lean is way more important. Moreover, if the front foot angle is very wide, getting the highback to be perfectly in line with the board is (in the case of most bindings) impossible, and not necessarily desirable even.
Max forward lean is the best thing I could do to my bindings. I feel I got a good bit of more control and response from my board.
The most useful tutorial i watched and the only one that helped me
Great tutorial Nev. So many people don't know all of this important setup advice.
dear snowboard addiction, please do a video on how to snowboard in deep fresh powder, what to do when you’re stuck after loosing ur momentum and etc sincerely your fan
Great video Nev! Always dishing out the good info, what an absolute beauty
This is an amazing break down! Thank you!
You are welcome, come check out ADDICTION+ for much more: snowboardaddiction.com/ADDICTION+
I would love a video on how to replace the toe tongue and slider straps! For some reason I can't find this anywhere.
Dang it! I was at school when this vid came out
Learned some new stuff today... Thanks!
Im gonna try foreward lean now, also line up my highbacks with the edge of the board.
Last thing i cant beliefe will be good but we will see ;)
Thanks!
Where did you get that Powder snow wallpaper? It's sick!
This video is what I am looking for :)
Happy we can help!
Best explanation on the world wide web!! Thanks dude!!
Wow I’ve never seen a video with 0 dislikes. Very impressive
Now that's all you can see lol
Thank you!
Nice one Nev..
I genuinely didn't no about foot bed adjustment 👍
What about the heel strap position on the heel cup? There are two options. Different forward ankle flex? Size of boot? Does it effect heel lift?
If you are getting a lot of heel lift this is more due to a poorly fitting boot, ideally your bindings are just locking in your boots rather than keeping your feet in place inside the boots :)
Can you explain possibly when and what the binding strap position will change? My burton binding has 3 different positions on the ankle straps and I am not sure what it will do if I change it. Thanks!
is it normal that the binding that you lock up and dound are "luse", so det slip a little bit forward and backwoards but they are locked
Great tips, but the board in the front totally blocks our view of your second board!
Any advice on which heel strap screw position to use? There are two screws on the heel cup.
Both work. just depends how you want your binding strap to sit.
@@SnowboardAddiction i was thinking the higher the ankle strap sits around the boot, the more leverage you can get.
Hey nev how far back should the high back be off your board at the most
Where can I get such a cap with hair attached to it?… 😉
How much are my toes allowed to look over the board?
The problem is that i am 165cm tall and my boot size is 28 Mondo and the most boards in my size are pretty thin. Can anybody help me?
Does anybody know whats the highest angle you can do on Burton bindings? Im on F4 and im afraid to turn it more than that.
On my burton cartel 2022, F7 is het maximum
The highback should be in line with the board ? Even if the front foot has a wide angle ?
ideally, yes, but don't get too hang up on that setting, getting the right forward lean is way more important.
Moreover, if the front foot angle is very wide, getting the highback to be perfectly in line with the board is (in the case of most bindings) impossible, and not necessarily desirable even.
Funny that you have a iPad in the backround😂😂
whats funny about it?
Dude big fan of your forehead...sry had to bring that up!