Sunday, September 24, 2006
Snowboard Bindings
The type of binding you will need will be determined by the boot you chose. Hard boots require 'plate' bindings which clip onto the toe and heel. You will need a 'shell' or 'freestyle' binding for soft boots.
Unlike ski bindings most snowboard bindings do not release in a fall. As both feet are attached to snowboards there are less rotary fractures and sprains than you get with skiing...
Snowboarding Boots
Snowboarding Equipment
Snowboarding Gear
Unlike ski bindings most snowboard bindings do not release in a fall. As both feet are attached to snowboards there are less rotary fractures and sprains than you get with skiing...
Snowboarding Boots
Snowboarding Equipment
Snowboarding Gear
Snowboard Boots
Snowboard boots come in two categories: hard and soft. You could use either for learning but those people with a skiing background generally feel most comfortable starting with hard boots, whereas keen skateboarders prefer the soft boots. Soft boots are essential for halfpipe, freestyle and jumping, whereas hard boots are best for high-speed carving on hard snow and for the big mountain exploration.
Blue Snowboard Boots
Snow Boots
Snowboarding Boots
Blue Snowboard Boots
Snow Boots
Snowboarding Boots
