Yeah, that’s how snowboarding is. For most people, you have to sit down, flip your highback up, put your boot in the binding and then spend three minutes trying to find the ideal tightness. Skiing you simply throw them on the ground and step into them.
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All while a moose is charging at you.
Except ski boots are a [insert b word] to put on. I almost broke my ankle because the boot was too small.
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thats why Snowboarding is superior
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Yessir, my man knows what’s up.
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With snowboarding, you don’t have to waddle halfway back up the mountain to collect one of your foot sleds after you starfish down a double black diamond.
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Snowboarding is harder to turn for sure
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Exactly, only problem is if you hit a flat spot, you’d better be going fast or else you’ll be walking.
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My dad constantly complains about this. I had to pull him through a flat spot once.
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That’s why I always snowboard with a skier in my group.
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Laughs in superior beaches
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It looks pretty easy, but it requires a lot of strength from your back leg (or at least that’s what it looks like), and unfortunately my back leg passed away on a 12 flight in economy.
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i cant snowboard on a beach
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I’m saying beaches are better than mountains
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A few years ago it was hailing where I lived and I saw someone doing that on the beach.
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- Beach
- Mountains
0 voters
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Yes and no. If you’re at high(ish) speed, you can lean like you would on a skate board. If you’re at low speed or going through trees, you pick up your back foot and pivot.
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Both are equally trash. I like plains or forests.
Then go to the Midwest or south
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I don’t ride anything resembling a skateboard, so I can’t relate. The only time I’ve ridden a board is a scooter, and an electric on at that.
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