Using an F2 roadster alpinboard (162cm)
I'm a quit experienced alpin boarder but can't make curves like these...
What size of board do I have to use to make a carving sliding on my belly?
what size of board to improving my carving technic
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what size of board to improving my carving technic
I'm 90kg and 192cm tall.
Using an F2 roadster alpinboard (162cm)
I'm a quit experienced alpin boarder but can't make curves like these...
What size of board do I have to use to make a carving sliding on my belly?
Using an F2 roadster alpinboard (162cm)
I'm a quit experienced alpin boarder but can't make curves like these...
What size of board do I have to use to make a carving sliding on my belly?
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nils
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Re: what size of board to improving my carving technic
Hello!
You obviously have a board that is a bit too short for your size...
I am 190cm/82 kilos and am using the 175cm x 23cm wide Extremecarver model (Swoard
).
It is more adapted to your size and has a bigger radius probably than the Roadster 162.
Then its all about learning to do the rotation / push-pull technique described on this forum or on https://www.extremecarving.com site.
Good luck!
Nils
You obviously have a board that is a bit too short for your size...
I am 190cm/82 kilos and am using the 175cm x 23cm wide Extremecarver model (Swoard
).It is more adapted to your size and has a bigger radius probably than the Roadster 162.
Then its all about learning to do the rotation / push-pull technique described on this forum or on https://www.extremecarving.com site.
Good luck!
Nils
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Re: what size of board to improving my carving technic
Swoard Extremecarver 175Hzkormendi wrote:I'm 90kg and 192cm tall.
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