ExtremeCarving FORUM

Hi, I never understand, where is the fun of riding snowblades. I own a pair of them, but I use them only for teaching (skiing) . They are unstable at speed and not really suitable for carving. That's why I use ski boots with proper skis (Rossi 9s), to get maximum joy with skiing. If I remember corre...

Hi,

I'm using them and I really like them.

It helps the board bends in turn, without any torsion twist and puts the pressure from binding directly to the board edge.

All in all, I would recommend usage, but they are not necessary for good carving. They just provide a little help.


Cheers

hi

you might want to try this ones http://www.sense-ski.si/index.php ,

skis build by snowboarder.

cheers

About that last picture, skiers body position is totally wrong. It's center of gravity is way back. Word of advice: move your arms forward, it'll push your center of gravity towards the center. cheers. Moving armsforwardwouldn't put so much weight toward the front and I see no other way to move wei...

Hi all, I also ski, and I must admit that i'm better with skies than with snowboard. H2O, is talking about 50%-50% weight distribution, and he is only partial right. When you're doing quick and short turns in upright possition , it's necessary to have 50-50 weight distribution. But when you're doing...

Goltes : Slovenia
Elan : Slovenia

hi

I ride this one http://www.epinions.com/otdr_snowboard- ... Race_X_VAS , 176 cm . I think this is the last Rossignol's race board.

awsome board !

e_wi :

on your backside turn,try to keep your left arm more forward.

I belive , because we like the things to be precise.

Just like the perfect carve, 1 line only, no skids.

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c u on snow.

vitaly: impossible

this can't be done with monoski,

when you ride monoski, you need the poles stabing in every turn to keep your balance.

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Hi,

I'm pretty sure, that skiers did this.

you can se the traces of the poles sliding in the middle of the circles.

But it must be said, skiers (two of them) that did this, now their job very well.



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