Well, he's a guy, he probably doesn't ride women's boards :lol: And I usually feel more comfortable if I can speak to someone who has some experience with those.RogerRocks said:
I have three at the moment, 2 Nitros and a Salomon, and trust me, they're not the same at all :lol: Although they're all allmountain boards they don't flex the same. In the store I had the impression that the Burton one is pretty stiff. Another thing is that Burton is the only brand that uses own inserts, that would then also mean I would have to get a new binding as well, as every other brand uses parallel ones.
The one I saw is dark red, here's a pic I've found of it:
parallel ones? you mean the feet are parallel in all bindings but Burton's? I thought it's always that the front foot is a little more turned towards the top, no matter what brand you use?NiciSunflower said:
No, not the feet, sorry, it's late over here, my writing's a little :retard: :lol: the inserts are parallel for all brands except Burton, that means only a Burton binding goes with a Burton board. Look, you can use a Nitro binding with a Rossignol board for example, but never a K2 binding for a Burton board... this way you're more flexible, I have 3 boards but only 1 bindingRogerRocks said:parallel ones? you mean the feet are parallel in all bindings but Burton's? I thought it's always that the front foot is a little more turned towards the top, no matter what brand you use?
by the way, the board looks hot
Muuuuuch cheaper :lol:
Thanks. I fell in love with it right from the spot.ahhh I get it. Well my Burton board does have Burton bindings indeed. I just bought it together.NiciSunflower said:No, not the feet, sorry, it's late over here, my writing's a little :retard: :lol: the inserts are parallel for all brands except Burton, that means only a Burton binding goes with a Burton board. Look, you can use a Nitro binding with a Rossignol board for example, but never a K2 binding for a Burton board... this way you're more flexible, I have 3 boards but only 1 binding
I don't need a board. The design just caught me, this is so me, that board :drool: that's why I was asking if anyone could tell me more about Burton women's boards, because it's a lot of money that I would invest. And I wouldn't do it if anyone had bad experiences. As I said, it seemed to be more stiff than others. :shrug:RogerRocks said:
Nici, I would just use the money for the next trip to the alps to fucking ride the boardNiciSunflower said:
:lol: Perhaps I should tell you that I live only 1 hour away from the alpes and only 20 minutes to go to the skiing region of the southern black forest. So that's not really a problem... to get there... Perhaps I just buy some new gloves :lol:RogerRocks said:Nici, I would just use the money for the next trip to the alps to fucking ride the board
Do you live in the area of the Feldberg??NiciSunflower said:
I'm officially jealous you are so close to mountains. Berlin is rather flat
NiciSunflower said:
it wouldn't hurtNiciSunflower said:do you need practice?
Klar, vor allem um diese Jahreszeit, liegt ja noch kein Schnee im Schwarzwald :lol: Aber diesen Herbst war ich noch nicht, nächste Woche vielleicht, erstmal rausfinden, wie die Verhältnisse auf den diversen Gletschern sind.RogerRocks said:it wouldn't hurt
fährst du auch hin und wieder in die schweiz zum snowboarden?
meine oma wohnt dort in lausanne
RogerRocks said:vielleicht kann ich diesen winter in die schweiz fahren.
Schön, da war ich noch nie. Wie ist's da? Wenn ich richtig zum Snowboarden hinfahre, geht's meistens nach Engelberg-Titlis, die Pisten sind zwar nicht ganz so riesig wie in Crans Montana, aber dafür ist's auch nicht ganz so weit Naja, und sobald hier Schnee liegt, bleib' ich natürlich hier :lol: Hier kommst du sogar von Freiburg mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln an die Skilifte und ich fahr mit meinem Semesterticket umsonst rauf. Bei den Spritpreisen und Parkgebühren ganz nützlich...
