Hardboot binding setup

The focus of this video is angels and simplicity. KISS principle.... Does not discuss lift, cant, etc, etc.
There are great resources out there on forums.bomberonline.com and beckmannag.com/... that cover this in a more comprehensive manner.
Mahalo.

[@silvysilvysilv]

Ayy you got a coiler! Love his boards.

[@lonbordin]

I've got 3 of Bruce's boards at this time.

[@scottpetrie8707]

Nice.

[@Step883R03]

Hi tks for this lesson! i don't undestand many things! I don't have to leave gap in the rear binding? the rear boot must to be flush with the sharp? So no gap with the rear boot? then, to set up the front binding. after the set up: I have to move forward the front binding if i have gap? I'm sorry for my english!

[@lonbordin]

No worries about English, you're doing fine. You want the toe and heel of your boot to be at (or very slightly over) the edge (sharp is edge) of the board. No gap is best. Yes you might have to shift the binding to close the gaps. This video was made to show how easy the setup can be for a setup that works for 99% of the population. For a MUCH better and more thorough explanation I recommend Beckmann's Hardboot Manifesto- beckmannag.com/hardboot-snowboarding/a-hardboot-manifesto-v1

[@Step883R03]

TKS very much! i will read the article!!

[@Rob.Kisiel]

No Canting (blocks)?

[@lonbordin]

Nope. I don't need chanting, typically. . If I go really low angles and I increase stance width I might use a single cant wedge.

[@Rob.Kisiel]

@@lonbordin yeah....back foot...I agree...