binding tightness?

[nitronovice]

hi everyone, i come from a skiing background and have never skiboarded before. just got my own pair and want to knowhow tight the bindings should be wen locked onto my boots.
thanks, kenny

[Manlenium]

The bindings should be on the tighter side. Not extremly tight but tight enough you have to put a little muscle into it to close. This will prevent premature release, and injury. Depending how big your boot is you may have to settle......Go for the tighter setting.

Where in Ontario are you....?? Home mountain??

[nitronovice]

thanks Manlenium. i live in markham. my school brings me to horseshoe and alpine a couple times a year and i usualy go to snowvalley with relatives.

[Manlenium]

Ah good ol markham.

I was at horseshow last week. Snow is decent. I personally love nice base and semi-grainy snow.

You using release or non release??

[tyberesk]

Originally posted by nitronovice
hi everyone, i come from a skiing background and have never skiboarded before. just got my own pair and want to knowhow tight the bindings should be wen locked onto my boots.
thanks, kenny

if you are riding park, you def want them on the tight side (esp if you ride without leashes....)

[Manlenium]

Most of the mountains in Ontario wont let you ride without leashes. (non release) But since they have never seen Skiboards, they dont really know you require them...:p