Hi guys
i recently got into skiboarding after having experience with skis and snow blades. I also was an aggressive inline skater in the 90s, was on rails, flips etc.. Im excited to begin my venture again in the snow world. Im currently using ski boots because quite frankly safety is priority for me and im a bit weary with the none release for now. Also the none release banned in Quebec (im in canada) and i want to use them there too..
My question thus is jumping. It seems really really hard to jump with ski boots holy shit.. is this the same with those hard or soft snowboard boots too? im just curious if the way a skiboarder in skiboots jumps is very different to the others i guess is what im trying to get at.. like WOW this is something else.. ive looked up the ski boots jump technique and im actively practicing and progressing fast but yea just curious . I can jump high and im in good shape.. this is so difficult lol!
thanks for your thoughts
i recently got into skiboarding after having experience with skis and snow blades. I also was an aggressive inline skater in the 90s, was on rails, flips etc.. Im excited to begin my venture again in the snow world. Im currently using ski boots because quite frankly safety is priority for me and im a bit weary with the none release for now. Also the none release banned in Quebec (im in canada) and i want to use them there too..
My question thus is jumping. It seems really really hard to jump with ski boots holy shit.. is this the same with those hard or soft snowboard boots too? im just curious if the way a skiboarder in skiboots jumps is very different to the others i guess is what im trying to get at.. like WOW this is something else.. ive looked up the ski boots jump technique and im actively practicing and progressing fast but yea just curious . I can jump high and im in good shape.. this is so difficult lol!
thanks for your thoughts
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