How To Set Up Your Snowboard

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In this tutorial, we show you how to set up your Snowboard. Don't worry if you have channel bindings, we will show you how to mount those as well.
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[@ture2510]

This is actually the most perfect video I needed right now thank you

[@WhaoIfeelgood]

The fact that you can move the binding back a bit, blew my mind! Definitely going to try how that feels next time :D

[@titoflamenco211]

Bro you’re not the only one I went 3 years with my toes a little more out than usual still shredded can’t wait to see how much better it feels now lmao

[@Kalikid98]

Just used this vid to setup my first ever board! Got a Gnu Money 2018, Union Contacts, and Burton Ruler boots! Cheers from the US!

[@ByronicGuitarist]

Nev is 5'9"?? Why does he look like he's fucking six foot. Am I the only one who thought that?

[@nightfrogs]

Great video. Would have liked to see something about highback lean. My rear foot highback lean is set more forward/closed than front foot as it forces me into a slightly lower/more flexed position, giving me the feeling of extra control and aggressiveness with the back of my board. But does it really? Any tips?

[@bucketgarden]

This video helped so much! I was not even counting the teeth right for the stance angles 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@julian2719]

Thank you mate

[@memmi-]

You are best . Thanx for everything

[@inzinityclip1784]

Hi Sir, your video is really helpful. Actually I plan to snow mountain next week for one week in Australia. I had bought a second hand snowboard with a XL size Union bindings. I find out that my boots size 11 sit slightly back on heel side ! I had try to adjust one gap forward from the bindings but it looks like slightly forward on toe side ! How should I adjust now or should I change the bindings ? Your help is my best appreciation, thank you.

[@t-royjenkins5650]

Great straight forward video

[@sergemann5951]

Maybe Burton re-flex it's not the best example for boards with inserts. They don't have the width adjustment once you line them up with the inserts so so you only get whatever stance the inserts will give you.

[@grazzvideo]

Fantastic content, just what I needed! Thanks a milion!

[@theedge5584]

I miss my old binding tool it was sweet....all the tools one would need on th mt. with a built in bowl.....wish I could remember the name of the damn thing now.......High Mountain sports shop in McHenry, Md. Deep Creek lake near The Wisp ski resort sole them.....

[@czondag]

Some say the width stand of the binding should be the same as the height of your knees to the ground when sitting down, so you will get a perfect triangle. Is this a good reference?

[@MrSuperbarca527]

question, I have a size 11 burton moto boots and burton missions, I feel like the size large binding fits the boot better but I cant get the large centered correctly it is too much heel. I mounted a medium on the bard and adjusted the gas pedal and it seems to be perfect with the centering. So my question is should I be in a size med or large binding ?

[@evanweiss5512]

I have a 155cm Solomon Huck Knife i just got. only ridden it a couple times but its hard to get used to since my previous board was a flexible jibbing board, the Rome Artifact. Anyways, I have a 9 1/2 burton boot and LG Burton Maltiva Bindings. My Concern is that the bindings may be too big for my foot size? Also, know board heights are supposed to be up at your chin and mine is more at my nose.

[@JohnMyUsername]

hey guys I'm 5'7" and I'm new to snowboarding. What length of snowboard should I get? I asked my friends who are seasoned snowboarders and they advised me to pick a snowboard with 155cm length. Cheers.

[@ozz3790]

For different styles of riding, like freestyle, freeride/powder.etc, do binding angles and stance width change/ matter???

[@ozz3790]

@@SnowboardAddiction thanks but thats a typical answer from an experienced rider and im in my 1st year only trying to figure out things. I was wondering if in general, there are such differences depending on the riding style or not. Thanks anyway. Your channel is awesome!

[@xingpeiye9045]

Very helpful!

[@joefussner9201]

Thanks

[@marckakhia1805]

Question, Why are you moving the back binding only? do you keep the front binding on the reference point or change it?

[@IceeKeys]

I have a question if I may ask it! I was riding yesterday but there was a problem! I felt very unbalanced. When I turn on my heel edge I fall over sometimes or the board slips out from under me. I was wondering if it could be my stance? Or is it the way I'm riding? If you could give me some feedback it would be greatly appreciated? Please and Thank you.

[@DesertStarr]

Where did you get that screw driver set from. Looks handy.

[@hoodc821]

I wanna know too!

[@MiniKodjo]

If you don't have burton bindings you don't have a hole to see the width indicators. And it is less easy

[@vvm101]

great video !!! that is one amazing wallpaper image on backwall where did you get something like that ?

[@dase1001]

Hey, I have a question that might get chewed up. Im at the stage where im practicing butters and riding switch. My friends and i focus mainly on finding good runs, side hits. Basically we play around alot. I've been looking for support on riding 0 in the front, and ducked out in the back (-12 mby). I ride +15/-12 duck atm, but at soon as i gain speed i keep pressing my front foot inward in the boot. I dont get alot of adjustment, but the little i get (basically moving my foot in the boot) makes me feel "comfident" in the carve im about to do. Trying to make sense here but i realize it might be hard to follow. Basically my question is, am i dumb if i go for 0 in the front and -12 in the back ?

[@amirsharipov1566]

As a beginner, this may not help but I believe it comes down somewhat to your personal anatomy. If your foot feels more comfortable/less painful in a 0 front then go for it. It wouldn't hurt to test it out for a few runs and see

[@dr.jr.2343]

Not uncommon guy. There's a couple of pros that run 0's in the front

[@yoelrey]

Your the best

[@user-bc9tg6dl9t]

perfect!!!

[@MarioRCDJ]

Hello! I have a "special" issue, I've been riding for almost 20 years, but after buying a new set of bindings I ran into a problem, every time I jump straight airs I lean on heel edge and fall sometimes, and frontside spins feel weird, what could be wrong? Boots are perfectly centered, stance is +18 -9 and minimal angles at hi-backs... width is just above 21,5 in for 178 cm of height

[@MarioRCDJ]

@@SnowboardAddiction thanks, I'll try to sort it out some time, too bad we have no snow here

[@edmonlifts]

Why do I have black and silver bolts ?

[@dbuc4671]

4:00 i think u made a mistake..? 22 - 1/4 is 21 and 3/4s of an inch, not 21.5 inches.

[@SnowboardAddiction]

Thanks!

[@Frank020]

What do you recommend for 5 6 ..153 lbs. (156cm 21cm reff. 7 board stiffness.)

[@ozz3790]

153 lbs and u got a 156 cm board???? Why?

[@Frank020]

@@ozz3790 middle of the Rossi Chart and not a park rider..regret it cruises big resorts ok, but can't try any easy tricks on it.

[@ozz3790]

@@Frank020 yeah man u r 5 6 like me and almost same Weight.my opinion but 156 is too big for u... I usually ride 151/152 but also have a 148 board and maneuvreability is a lot easier with 148. Still it depends on what sort of ride u ll do but for doing tricks in park I d suggest lower end of your range.

[@Frank020]

@@ozz3790 Thanks too old to get wild in park but take a jump, sidehit, and a small box occasionally. 150 sounds good, and w have more manuverability. I don't like to go mach 10 either..just fun on the way down. I got an old 147 ride, and old 150 rental Burton cruiser weighs a ton..lol...

[@ozz3790]

@@Frank020 lol. After all whatever feels right and fits your style. Have fun !

[@czondag]

Should you use locktite on the screws ?

[@lambisi]

No just good and snug.

[@matthewcheung5136]

What's your height, weight, and boot size?

[@artemkushniruk9075]

I use the formula to calculate the width of the rack (growth (cm)) X 0,32 = reck width 175x0,32= 56cm

[@orldoming]

🤙

[@melissasanders3988]

What degrees do you recommend for a beginner?

[@melissasanders3988]

@@SnowboardAddiction thank you! I will adjust my bindings this weekend to see if the 12 degrees helps.

[@davidcudlip6587]

He's in the middle of a cold frosty snowbank talking yet I can't see his breath. What kind of dark evil magic is this? Has he no soul?

[@MrArvydeliz]

Fuck all this Inch shit :D :D :D Can you guys measure it in a logical way.. lol