O.o

Well, I'm a softboot carver from Canada! I'm based in Edmonton which is much too far from the mountains, but I still do all right. I started on softboot carving shortly after I learned to snowboard - I was lucky to get an instructor who really knew how to carve. After multiple bad seasons since I broke my foot in 2014, I'm back at it with a bunch of hardboot setups as well. Still not quite where I used to be, so working on that this season - I'm sure I'll get there. I don't have any footage to post yet, but I want to start a snowboard YouTube channel and instagram this year. That's awesome you've carved with Ryan, it would be on my bucket list to carve with him someday.

After going up and down a few times, the liftie said "oh I just noticed you're in hardboots, sorry, I should have been slowing the lift down for you!"

Yes, I would have to agree, they do slide a lot in the PGS.

Nice buys! I noticed that almost all the women and absolutely all of the men in the PGS events at Beijing were using these boots so they must be good. I was wondering what boots they were, and this answers that question. The heated boot bag is great and strikes me as something I can make myself, it would plug into the 12V system in my truck.