I didn't even need to watch the video. Answer is Yes!

You forgot the backside indie double cork 1080. So easy and beginner friendly

What about the new clew bindings ?

“Cry in your goggles.” Too real

4:15 this helps too because it motivates you to try something you would never hit on your own. 😊

I finally got off a lift successfully for the first time yesterday because these 2 guys just told me to act like I was strapped in instead of thinking about it too much and that really helped me

Having done both to a decent level I think the skiing being more hazardous stats are exaggerated in your vid. The stats are probably skewed bc skiers outnumber riders about 3-1. Unless it’s just bc beginner skiers are more likely to get speed before they learn pizza, but those collisions are pretty weak. My personal opinion I love both for different reasons but trying to be objective I do not think skiing is more hazardous to others due to the snowboarder blind spot issue esp for newbies and that it’s generally a less stable platform, you have one edge and generally must stay on one, a skier can control two and has a lot more stability options tbh. I would suspect in reality snowboarding in beginner stage is the more risky endeavor in general bc of equipment not releasing and edge catching being much more common. At proficiency levels I think they are really about the same and it’s really just a preference. People should ski as a default, unless they are called to board, then they should board, but they have to have some stoke to get through the brutality of the start.

Damn looks like i'm 1 year late to tell you this, but this take fucking sucks!!

Dogshit review! Compare them all! K2s are shit!

There’s a reason buckhouse has exponentially more subs and views and it’s mostly because he’s a mature adult with a family that isn’t “angry”.

What’s actually badass is reviewing almost every snowboard equipment out there. Angry even reviews straps and highbacks alone, he gives recommendations in the comments all the time, he adds so much to the community and he’s right on his opinions about buckhouse.

YES

I learned the hard way in my early 20's, my "buddy" said he show me, so he took off and rode for the day with his buddies. I didn't care at the time I was determined to learn and I painfully figured it almost (I nailed it the 2nd time riding). For anyone in this predicament, I'd recommend wearing some type of padded shorts with specifically a tailbone pad, and knee pads, elbow pads. Compare that to the cost of lessons, lessons may be worth it because once you learn, you don't need all that padding.

Nothing wrong with popping off a jump before ollieing off one. It's a lot more stable that way.

Well im 30 and i just started skating and since its about to be winter i want to stay on a board so im picking up snowboarding i hope this skill transfers over onto a snowboard i know im not gunna be good right away but im hoping i can stay on the board 😊

i'm reading a lot of people who got burton step on that would never go back to normal straps, and i agree, i got all kind of bindings but i just don't see the point to install them back on my boards, it would be a set back on responsiveness

I'm 43 and and I chose clew step in to help me. I don't get tired bending over especially when I'm up down up down on park or at the indie slope. I'm not hard core so it worked for me it's horses for courses as they say

I'm old and fat. Step-ins are amazing! I am also not a pro so no issues. I love my Clew bindings and I am just too fat and old to use regular ones.

I think that the 'use what the pros use' argument is a good one, especially if you're the type of rider who is advanced and wants to continue progressing.

Great tips. I wear a back protector under my jacket. It takes sooo much impact out of a fall. Also, replace your helmet if you’ve had some big hits to your head.

there are Clew Step-in Hybrids which are the best of both worlds but i dont have them yet since im still new and suing straps but soon im gonna get clew bindings. Overall it all comes down to just having fun and i love snowboarding even though im brand new.

What if it’s glare ice getting off what do you do then

This season will be my second season on a snowboard I have already progressed so much further than I would’ve imagined this season I am so exited to get up again and your videos have been keeping me sane

Hello there. I broke my leg skiing when bidnigns didnt come out, mostly my fault. But i have seen videos of skis poping out on high speeds and it even happened to my dad. And they have setting settings unlike these. I qm rooting for them wince competition is good but i personaly am a little scared of them

I think i'm high intermediate?

I was expecting to see a basic KZbin influencer clew sellout add in this video. Pleasantly surprised I didn’t

SWEET!

Like everything having to do with Snowboarding Burton does it better. I have Step Ons with Photon Boots. The boots needed a Foam Shin insert because my ankles are so skinny. Once I got that my Heels never lifted at all. That being said buying Step Ons was the best thing I ever did to improve my riding. I live in Fernie which is Big Pow country. I never had any issues with getting the bindings to properly engage. I can’t wait to try them with the Hometown Hero I just bought. I’m 69 years old.

SOLD!!

Once riding, my nose got stuck in a moud of snow and flipped forward like this, landed straight and rode away. 😅

I use the new clicker step ins and I won’t go back to straps

Ollie off a sizable ramp is very dangerous and should not be practiced until you're really familiar with the ollie on flat ground first. Mistiming it means pushing the tail forward and landing on your hip or back, both are very painful. It's recommended to pop off a ramp first, even if it doesn't go as high.

The nicest thing after skiing or boarding is taking the boot of and going to the hot tub when it’s snowing🔥

I got lucky and found a used board and strap combo for cheap. The straps were nidecker's supermatic flows which combine the comfort of straps with ease of step-ins which is nice.

Yeah side hits are fun, but try finding them in early season new england lol

Never try to pee your phone number into snow while riding down the slope and screaming hold my beer

mastering a sport means you are consistently contending for the top trophies and medals in the sport. even average professionals cant claim they mastered their sport

I enjoy the entire process of being on the mountain to be real with you. Don't get me wrong, click-ins are still pretty dope looking.

Try clew step in the are the best of all worlds

Either the order of this video doesnt make sense or is it just me? The box and jumps are so much easier then butter

Awesome dude

Somewhere between beginner and intermediate

delete this you still have time

I got a spinal cord injury years ago and am left with a lot of nerve damage. Step-ins really help me get going much faster. I use clew step ins

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That is actually the first comparison which makes sense ! Good info and funny too… you got my subscription 🤙🤙🤙😂

I ride Burton Step ons and they are sturdy, only annoying in deep powder even then you just brush it out. Also yes pro riders I know don't ride step ons but no worries, you are not a pro and they will serve you just fine.

How are my friends gonna get extra runs if they have to wait for me to put on my bindings anyways?

Yea ITS not about IT being cool I love skiing it’s easy and in my opinion it’s cool like if u wanna snowboard you can am not stopping you

A exception does not make it the norm. 99% of those Japanese riders in Japan are using strap bindings. Flux being the favorite