dcuccia
01-16-2005, 08:32 PM
Someone in the gear forum quoted this (http://www.tsrealm.com/tsr4/andystewartint.php) Andy Stewart interview:
"...people who are going to longer boards are being lazy, on bigger boards it is a lot easier to go bigger and land, on skiboards it is harder to go big . . ."
Ok, so I'm an advanced intermediate skiier that's stuck mostly to small bumps and carving, afraid to try much more with my Rosignol 195cm's. I thought I'd give skiboarding a try because it sounds like an easy way to get into more daring jumps and tricks.
Is it just me, or do other newbies LIKE the idea of it being easier to land on long-ish skiboards? I'm 6'0", 185lbs, and it seems to me that Mix ALP's with the Spruce Mountain Riser bindings would be the perfect setup to carry me all the way from beginner to advanced skiboarding. Thoughts anyone?
"...people who are going to longer boards are being lazy, on bigger boards it is a lot easier to go bigger and land, on skiboards it is harder to go big . . ."
Ok, so I'm an advanced intermediate skiier that's stuck mostly to small bumps and carving, afraid to try much more with my Rosignol 195cm's. I thought I'd give skiboarding a try because it sounds like an easy way to get into more daring jumps and tricks.
Is it just me, or do other newbies LIKE the idea of it being easier to land on long-ish skiboards? I'm 6'0", 185lbs, and it seems to me that Mix ALP's with the Spruce Mountain Riser bindings would be the perfect setup to carry me all the way from beginner to advanced skiboarding. Thoughts anyone?