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It also depends lot of liners you use. When i got Zipfits i realized that i could go one size down without any issues. Later found that also thermos work, you just need to find way how to therm them.

Sorry bout delay, we were carving. Mine 76cm My better half: female 159cm 66cm 48cm 55/50 flat UPZ with Intecs like me

By pics i would say yes. Changing angle i do between runs, or in chair lift due there you need any way keep it front of you.

I have this one and by changing angle of stick you can adjust view. http://store.insta360.com/product/third_person_backpack_mount?from=products_recommended

360 cam with stick on back bag is best for easy solo videos.

Been riding bout 2000 days and hit only ones by skier, and that happened day when we two were only two person in resort. Best advice is learn to look upwards hill after every turn you make. Later when your speed increase you might take look after every second turn.

Best board for money is Contra from Coiler, if money is no object then i would go Oxess WXR.

I feel that angles of my age number are too much for my boards, so i ride all my Oxess boards with 60/65 deg angles

Latest on summer time.

One could quite easily build from 6mm carbon plate mini raisers with some extra inserts. That would not cost much. Same applies naturally if there is too short or too long stance options.

Yes, 10mm raiser made by me I used to ride flat for years, but noticed that it is easier lock Intec on rear with raiser.

180cm stance 54cm, 1-2cm forward from insert mediumf front 60deg, rear 55 deg UPZ with Intec heels, 10cm raise on rear heel with this stance last 24 years, before that with 44cm

Only one of my Oxess has 4x4, others have multiple inserts

My better half at age of 64 bending her Oxess

I once cut just 10mm Alu blocks and drilled hole to go to insert in board and another threaded one to install plate. Block was about 10x20x 60 if i recall right, needed 4 of them.

I'm using skateboard bushings as bumpers and use M6 lock nuts upside down, they keep bushings on place quite tightly. BTW these are just best due they are bout 10mm height, like APEX ones

i've been riding 20 years fully flat but since recent years i added 10mm lift on my back foot more easier and reliable hook up with inserts. I feel that it is just more easier, it did not affect my riding.

Yep, i had full rocker Tinkler in past. it worked fine but i must say it was not my best board for very hard packed snow, but for softer surface i had no issue with that one.

https://www.extremecarving.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=7172&p=74159&hilit=fuego#p74159

Any interest for these. All in top condition.

Riding any style can be done on any surface, if rider has capability of riding. Here is rider testing new totally different board he is used, this is his first rides with new board.

If you dont want carry anything big, like me, i would propose Sony RX100 MK7. Fits in pocket but works like charm for shots or 4K film.

Do you look for 360 cam you ride with or can you can shoot other riders? Any way after processing is main part of flow anyway.

Just my 0.02 cents here. As said above, riders usually go too fast from Ben's step 1 to step 6. One just must practice every step so much that it comes automatically correctly. And i think at beginning it is good to over rote upper body. Then later it can be dropped to proper level, for me it helps to get better feel to turn and rhythm. And another point is not to move steeper slope too early. Unfortunately it is PIA to make same silly practice in same not-so-deep slope but that is easiest way to learn due then you can concentrate what you do and not control speed. Push-pull is fun way of riding and it is no way related to any style, just another tool in box. But we all want to learn everything in quick way. And euros are fun to do, once you feel it.

If i recall K2 had also similar piezo concept board around -99