bueller213

It was pleasure to meet you. Thanks for your help!

Thanks everyone for the replies. I am going to hit the slope again when condition gets better.

I new to hardboots and took my setup to the slope for the first time yesterday. I've carved with softboots for a couple of years and thought the transition to hardboot shouldn't be too bad. Boy was I wrong! It was very difficult for me to transition from heel to toe. When I do manage to get to my toe side, I don't have any control at all, which led me to brake or take a fall. My legs was worn out after two runs! Not sure if this is make any difference but the condition was icy. I know its only the first day, but I need to improve and any advice or suggestions are welcome. Here is my setup: -165 Coiler VSR AMT 10.5 sidecut 19.5 width -TD3 SW SI - 55,55 angles with no hangover. -Track 225 boots

My very first alpine board. Cant wait to take this bad boy to the slope. Thanks Bruce, Michelle and Bomber community.

I see, thanks.

Does anyone know if boots and bindings are allow for carry on? I prefer to carry them with me if I fly just in case my luggage gets lost or stolen, at least I don't lose them.

Claude it is, thanks everyone!

Looking for a boot fitter in the area. Any recommendations? Thanks.

Hardboot board and bindings are quite expensive, which can attract thieves at the resort. I would be really concerned leaving my board outside to go lunch or take a break. I was curious if anyone got their board stolen.

Great review. How is the F2 bindings and its that good for AM as well? And what boots do you ride it with?

Its this board ok for beginner and sdr size? I am 140lbs dont know if this its good for me

Also any recommendation for boots? Its the Head Stratus Pro on the store site a good buy? Those Deeluxe models are out of my budget. thanks.

Hi, I am pretty much a beginner, and I would like to do 75% freecarving and 25% freeriding. What degree should I choose for cant and lift for the TD3. Any advice, thanks!