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28 minutes ago, Neil Gendzwill said:
Tracking back to a another discussion, you'll note not a single instance of 90 degree board inclination in any of those laid-out turns.
True, although Ryan's board (tiny pic, wrong angle) is pretty straight up at the 0.06 mark
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1 minute ago, softbootsurfer said:
fresh grooom this morning...yea, accidentally touched a finger
That's not a finger she said!
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Young Drivers (Carvers) of Canada teaching is DEFENSIVE driving (carving)
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Lol sorry.
I didn't mean powder.
I was comparing West coast hero snow vs East coast frozen over snow.
PS those Russians were killing themselves laughing today with numbers.
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Great discussion.
Rob, that's some crazy time you have on your hands ;-)
In soft/hero snow, why can't 90 not be possible? You are digging a 2 inch trench, you now have a 2 inch vertical wall to lean your board against. No boot out even if dragging because your boot is scrubbing off snow at high speed yet the snow is too soft to lift your edge off the trench.
Just wondering.
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I'm thinking like these (minus a bit less of the arms, I prefer quieter arm movements)
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Make sense, the pivoting off the tail bit. Thanks
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58 minutes ago, Québec man said:
J'avais poster une invitation sur la section Ontarienne au début de l'hiver... il me fera plaisir de vous accueillir l'an prochain.
Je viens de voir ça, dommage j'étais encore en mode windsurf debut Decembre.
Belles photos et conditions!
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Ça a l'air super fun. Dommage je n'ai pas vu ce thread sur le forum jusqu'à maintenant.
Si vous avez une liste d'email pour l'année prochaine, j'aimerai bien participer si je suis disponible. Je viens du côté de Toronto, mais si Bruce peut y aller...
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I wonder how this kind of rotation, arm movements etc are not used or not translated into snowboarding world.
I was watching some instructor courses and the carving is very static with just the board switching edges.
Not sure if this belong in the 'off topic' section but since the example is surfing.
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16 hours ago, Puhutes said:
They won't cost more than 1000... or are you suggesting we sell them for 2000-3000 Euros?
I'm just teasing.
I'm not selling them although i did get an unprompted offer for them just before the last Olympics from a racer for an eBay price equivalent.
Mines are from 2002 or so (customize the springs, tongue and liners) and to be honest have not tried anything else so can't comment on how good they are vs other boots.
Congrats for making them. Obviously you need to sell them at high enough cost to pay for your efforts.
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I should sell my current .900 for 2000-3000 Euros and get one of these new ones instead
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Shipping cost to Canada gave him a heart attack!
Have a good recovery Don.
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Hottronics have a small heating pad that install under the ball of your feet, then they glue a cover on top with flat wire under it. I don't have them but I think it does take some room esp if your already tight. I have the opposite problem, I need air conditioning in my boots even in low temp lol.
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Some people have Raynaud's (to various degree) and going to get cold toes /fingers regardless.
Hottronics work amazing (tested on wife's feet, on =warm even on the hill, off = cold toes while sitting in the van !!).
If confirmed Raynaud's, meds helps.
Otherwise it's boot fitting etc as mentioned above.
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Wow sounds like a schizophrenic not quite under control
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Check the Zinal videos.
EC is a blast in those conditions.
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I have the Nokian WRG (various generations) on my Fit and Odyssey.
Works wonderfully on the Fit, got 90,000km on the first set before it became a 4 seasons tire instead of winter tires.
I leave them on year round.
Works just as well as X-Ice I had on them in the past in the snow/ice of Ontario.
I find them not as good on the heavier front wheel drive Odyssey (have the SUV version on them), so on minivan/big SUV, bigger thread winter tires are better IMHO.
But for smaller car, can't go wrong with the Nokian WRG (the newer generation is much quieter and better on gas too).
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Oops, don't mean to jump in here, thought it was a thread
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If you mean the southern Ontario Session, unfortunately you missed out. It's always the last Friday of January, you have to be registered at least a week prior since it's in a private club. Keep an eye out for next year and have your name on the email list.
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As mentioned in another thread.
I tried the Coiler Skwal demo on Friday for 3 hrs and got rid of the poles on the last run (could go for more but my quads won't let me).
I love the new feel and something new to learn.
On order from Bruce:
170 Nirvana Balance Skwal, 10.5/12.7/12m sidecut. (the demo was 172 or 174cm), a tad softer than the demo for my weight.
Width to be determined but likely 'wide' 13.5 or 14cm as I'll be running F2 bindings on them with Northwaves boots on soft.
I was booting out at times, not sure if technique or the fact I was trying to do EC on soft snow and my bindings or boots were touching the snow.
Incidentally no foot pain on that set up.
Most amazing bit was how well it cut through choppy snow I normally would be bouncing around on my VSR.
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Duplicate post, sorry.
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J'ai super bien aimé Kandahar, Tacherau et Duncan haut.
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Top of the black run today (Kandahar, Tremblant)
Skier :'hey you have a carving board, are you one of those guys who go really low on the snow? '
Bottom of the same run (checked for large clearance area before taking off etc), another skier yelling at me : 'You have no right to turn like that on a public run'
Carving symmetry (coaching/tips wanted)
in Carving Central
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Would this help?
https://www.youtube.com/shared?ci=dK_H_PXYpag