lol, this isn't a rental shop. With a wider stance you have more balance, can stomp landings better, pop higher, and look way better while doing everything.

and if you dont feel comfortable on it you wont be doing any of that

his stance is just fine

e/

also dont make up shit like more pop from wider stance to support a fail argument rofl

wide stance will add to stability yes, but it also makes initiating turns harder

but does nothing to affect pop or "looking better"

This post was edited by BongRippin on Feb 7 2011 11:14pm

Doing everything to feel comfortable won't get you anywhere. If you're any good at snowboarding you'll have adapted to the wider stance within a couple runs and you'll wonder how you ever got on without it.

do you even snowboard lmfao

thats some horrible advice

I used to teach. You need to learn your shit brah

go riding 35-40 times a year and one of my best buddies is a snowboard instructor @ steamboat

we both would like some of whatever you're smoking cuz you're whack

bruh

Currently riding a 159 cm Lamar board from a few years ago. Standard boots and bindings, nothing fancy.

I've been meaning to get a new board and attire for a while now, but just haven't seen any good deals enough for me (I'm pretty cheap :P).

I live in Chicago, so there's not many easily accessible places for me to just go, everything is 4+ hours away.

trusnow.com

edit:

altho i must say cheap and snowboarding dont mix well

This post was edited by BongRippin on Feb 7 2011 11:42pm

This but once you get your gear you can always watch for sales. Just picked up some new pants and a jacket for 160... 15,000 waterproofing.. Not bad

[QUOTE=BongRippin,Feb 8 2011 01:19am]go riding 35-40 times a year and one of my best buddies is a snowboard instructor @ steamboat

we both would like some of whatever you're smoking cuz you're whack

bruh[/QUOTE



Watch any pro riding rails and look at the stance.

This post was edited by ride686 on Feb 8 2011 11:09am