Park Vs Freeride Snowboard Setup

Christian: (00:00)
What a shredder did you know that you can repurpose your snowboard? So the weather you're shredding the park or jumping off big cliffs, you actually don't even need to change out your deck today. We're going to talk about how to set up your snowboard park versus free ride. But first, if you want to make sure you never miss a video, go ahead, subscribe to and hitting those patients right now. Let's get into it. Alright. We are back. No, for years, I would just ride my board in a park stance centered stance. Twin tip in. I would go off for a pounding with my friends and wonder why I'm Rachael and over and over again, I didn't know. There was an easier way to think that you might have had a similar experience this year where a little bonding adjustment made a big difference. So tell us about that.

Ben: (00:47)
A lot of people run into the same issue when they kind of take their park set up into the back country. And just like Kristen said, you ended up, you end up going over the nose Tomahawk thing and you just can't seem to figure it out. Why? So we're going to show you how to set up your board. So you're not just in that park stance when you're freeriding the whole mountains.

Christian: (01:04)
Yes. Let's jump on this board is an older destroyer. We can go hit big jumps with this, or we can jump off cliffs with our friends on a pouting. Where are we gonna do differently depending on what we're writing. So this word is already

Ben: (01:16)
Referenced. Add a little bit of a directional stance. So this one would be almost a story of how do we make this one win for the park. Cool. Right. So, uh, on the top of the board here, you can see, uh, you always hear me talking about the reference points. They call it out with this channel system right here, and they'll actually give you how far back, uh, the stance is set. So you can see it's only a 0.4 of an inch setback. And then it'll also show you how wide it references at 21. So since we're already set back a little bit, what we're going to do is bring it up just one notch on these trees, and then that's going to center your stance. So each one of these little ticks is about a half inch. Uh, with this channel system, you have the complete freedom to move anywhere you want, along the cyst, along the mounting hardware. So again, the reference points set back just a little bit. We want to take this into the park. We're just pumping up one notch. So we're centering that stance.