Technick

Yes, it does look like your stance need some work... 46o on rear binding, on a not so wide board and US12 boots! You must have alot of toe and heel overhang! I'm 5,11", M28 (us10) boots and have 50o on rear binding on a 21cm waist board! My stance is also 49.5cm, I have F2 Titanium bindings and ride totaly flat, no cant or lift. Is your front boot lock in a flexed position? if so you might want to lock it in a more vertical position and keep the rear boot a bit more flexed or in walk mode, you should get a more comfortable position this way. Can you clip your boots on the board and post photos from different angles?

Adstock, QC, Canada

For recording your buddy, I would use a GoPro 9 on a collapsible stick, The 9 as great image stabilization and horizon leveling... For recording your self, a 360 cam is great... I use the Insta360 ONE X2 and loving it... With the Insta360 ONE X2 on a 1,2m stick, held in my right hand:

I've done a couple... But very busy right now on some other stuff.

Sutton! Il y a de belles pistes pour carver? Ça doit faire un demi-siècle que j'y suis aller! Non, ça va pour la caméra, je suis habitué, je film souvent depuis plusieurs années, j'y pense pas vraiment. Je la positionne à peut prêt, c'est l'avantage d'une caméra 360, tu recadres au montage...

Bromont? La neige semble granuleuse...

Second day on my new Coiler Contra 174 x 21, 12m filmed with my new Insta360 ONE X2 camera! Legs were a bit stiff and only 3 trails openned, hard packed and icy snow... This one on a Coiler ECVC 175 x22, 13.5m

Cool graphics!

My rack is now complete, and full!

Just received two new Contras, one for me and one for a friend! Red one is 174x21cm, 12m scr, the Matrix one is a 170x19.5cm 12m scr. Now I only need mother nature to cooperate a little!

... 1 week every winter...

Working on my EC turns, getting pretty good and smooth, toe side still need a bit of work but I'm close! Wide black runs are a pure pleasure, can't get enough of it! At 44 I'm not getting younger, I really need to stretch, everyday if possible. Front leg is working harder than the other one so I need to keep doing some weight training to balance it out. I had a stiff left tight for a couple of month but found a good way to releive that with a massage gun, works wonders! I'm also helping others try hard boot carving, I have a couple of boot sizes, from 25 to 28 and some older boards that I can use for a demo day with someone. A collegue of mine just got his first hard boot setup and will try ot together next week... I'm always opened to give some tips to friendly beginners and intermidiate carvers. It's been a good season so far, life is good!

A couple of guys in Quebec have them, Redia and Firepopa on this forum, ask them...

It was for a colleague of mine, he sent you a PM...

Still available? Very interested!

Thanks!

Hey boys and girls! Here is two 4k montage of our trip to "Le Massif". A nice sunny day with great snow and an incredible view of the St-Laurence River... Enjoy

BTS!

PM sent

Hi, I'm looking for Mondo 30 boots and large F2 Bindings... Thanks!

One of my favorites:

Good, bad, depends on your goals. Is it safer or more effecient in every conditions than "regular" carving technique, no. Is it challenging and fun, hell yes! It's like doing tricks on a softboot board, it's fun but you need to choose when and where to do it. EC helped me improve my carving on steep runs, rotation and "push-pull" also help me to be more versatile and dynamic , no more stiff legs and "sitting on the toilet" on back side... I think EC add tools to your toolbox, and lots of fun!