Hello Andy, I've watched several videos trying to find beginner and intermediate instruction from someone that's not only good at Flowboarding, but also good at making an instructional video. You really do a great job at explaining and demonstrating technique! That being said, are you going to develop videos on different ways to enter, also, beginner and intermediate tricks?
Hi Andy, please do a Flowboard review video on different brands available to buy, proper size to get, (eg Mack Flowboard, or Flowrider Outlaw board, camber, size length 36, 38, 39, 40, 42, width 12, 13, shape, chub, blunt nose, point, side foam thickness, fiberglass, carbon, rocker vs minimal rocker, quad channel vs no channels, concave rails, grooved eva top vs tri top, etc). I am an avid snowboarder, own all my own gear and am looking to buy the BEST flowboard asap, but not much info out there about how to select BEST size, width, etc, thank you Sir
That's a great idea! I haven't ridden all of the brands out there, but I can tell you what I know. My advice for now is, if you are going to buy only one board, then I would recommend getting a 40" board. That will work best all around for carving, spinning, and tricks. 38" boards are good for carving and spinning, but too small for tricks. 42" boards will restrict your spinning and carving. I ride Ash boards, but they just closed shop. Next board that I buy will be a Mak. I just recently rode some Aquaflow boards, and liked them also.
@@flowcoach3714 Hey Andy, I just looked at Aquaflow and there's a couple of selections it would be great to get your feedback. What's the difference between the "Venue and Standard" board selection? Also, they offer the Versatraction VGT deck for $45. Can we get your advice please.
I just looked at their website. I have no idea what the difference is between Venue and Standard. I would message Winfield Austin on Facebook. He is the Aquaflow owner and a great guy. He loves helping people get the correct board for themselves and can do custom stuff if needed. Look him up directly or use the Aquaflow page. Also there are two deck options - EVA vs VGT. EVA is like a soft foam decking. VGT is a harder, thinner decking. All of the pros use VGT. I started with the foam EVA, but now ride the VGT. I would tell you to go with the VGT.
Super helpful! Thanks.
So glad!
Thank you for your videos! It’s so nice to have everything explained
Happy to help!
Hello Andy, I've watched several videos trying to find beginner and intermediate instruction from someone that's not only good at Flowboarding, but also good at making an instructional video. You really do a great job at explaining and demonstrating technique! That being said, are you going to develop videos on different ways to enter, also, beginner and intermediate tricks?
Yes. I have tons of info that I want to share. Shuvits are up next.
Hey Andy, I just spotted the Margate T-shirt. Any chance you'll be frequenting the Flowrider at the new waterpark at Showboat?
I'll be at the Showboat Sunday nights for the after hour lesson. Last week I was the only one riding. Come ride with me!
Hi Andy, please do a Flowboard review video on different brands available to buy, proper size to get, (eg Mack Flowboard, or Flowrider Outlaw board, camber, size length 36, 38, 39, 40, 42, width 12, 13, shape, chub, blunt nose, point, side foam thickness, fiberglass, carbon, rocker vs minimal rocker, quad channel vs no channels, concave rails, grooved eva top vs tri top, etc). I am an avid snowboarder, own all my own gear and am looking to buy the BEST flowboard asap, but not much info out there about how to select BEST size, width, etc, thank you Sir
That's a great idea! I haven't ridden all of the brands out there, but I can tell you what I know. My advice for now is, if you are going to buy only one board, then I would recommend getting a 40" board. That will work best all around for carving, spinning, and tricks. 38" boards are good for carving and spinning, but too small for tricks. 42" boards will restrict your spinning and carving. I ride Ash boards, but they just closed shop. Next board that I buy will be a Mak. I just recently rode some Aquaflow boards, and liked them also.
@@flowcoach3714 Hey Andy, I just looked at Aquaflow and there's a couple of selections it would be great to get your feedback. What's the difference between the "Venue and Standard" board selection? Also, they offer the Versatraction VGT deck for $45. Can we get your advice please.
I just looked at their website. I have no idea what the difference is between Venue and Standard. I would message Winfield Austin on Facebook. He is the Aquaflow owner and a great guy. He loves helping people get the correct board for themselves and can do custom stuff if needed. Look him up directly or use the Aquaflow page. Also there are two deck options - EVA vs VGT. EVA is like a soft foam decking. VGT is a harder, thinner decking. All of the pros use VGT. I started with the foam EVA, but now ride the VGT. I would tell you to go with the VGT.
Helpful video! Is this at kalahari?
Kalahari in the Poconos.