Power Plate System w/ Step On ?

[rider]

Anyone using the Bomber Power Plates with their Step On setup?

[svr2]

2 hours ago, rider said:

Anyone using the Bomber Power Plates with their Step On setup?

I ordered a new set to try with my StepOn setup.

[svr2]

On 11/27/2024 at 12:09 PM, rider said:

Anyone using the Bomber Power Plates with their Step On setup?

I am using it on back foot only to get cant and lift with a 6* BP lower to keep the stack height low.

[Walter Geens]

could anyone post a link to these please? I m looking for a similar sort of gear (risers) to mount step on bindings on a smaller width board to prevent the tip or heels to dig into the snow when tilted. Sorry for the newbie question, new to this sort of snowboarding but i so want to give it a try. In fact any type of risers would do but as i said, no knowledge about this sort of stuff.

 

 

Edited January 26 by Walter Geens

[Deuxdiesel]

https://www.bomberonline.com/Plate-Systems_c_7.html

https://www.bomberonline.com/Power-Plate-System-_p_181.html

Also check out Carvers Connection- they offer both a riser and a canted riser.  

https://carversconnection.com/store/

These guys are a little closer to home for you (Poland)

https://padride.com/

I hope this helps-

D.  

[Walter Geens]

ok guys, on this advice i got me a pair of those "padride" risers (from a shop even closer to me in Germany) but now i m wodering if that would work on a very narrow board (Nitro 6.0 Scorpion) too, or is that just too narrow ( about 18.5cm or a good 7" at the middle) to use with soft boots unless i put extreme angles in the bindings? Sorry for the maybe stupid questions, but new to this type of boards, but very keen on giving it a try.

 

[Deuxdiesel]

With a board that narrow, you would probably be in the high 50's for angles, maybe more.  Trying to put an edge in an keep it in with soft boots and bindings would be very difficult.  It might work on gentle terrain, but I wouldn't expect much.  Once you get into higher angles, soft boots just don't have the lateral stiffness needed for making carved turns.