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Thank you so much! 🤙🏼 Since the board is only 26cm wide I need to go 33 front and 24 back to have no bootout in my US size 9 boots.

​@@WinterPlatinum Thank you! It can be challenging to execute the technique and make smooth turns like you do. I have been using the Burton Custom X for 15 years and recently purchased the new 2025 wide version. The board is incredibly stable, but I find it difficult to replicate the "edging closer" your smoothness in my own riding. Perhaps in the future, you could consider posting a video tutorial outlining the steps to master the flow. Thank you once again and have a great day!

The right equipment does play a big role and the setup as well. Thanks for your kind words! 🙏🏻💪🏼

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@@WinterPlatinumyou definitely planned that

Hahaha …. Thanks! 💪🏼👊🏻

Thank you! 🙏🏻 Yes, more edge game, please! 🤟🏼

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I use different setups, but here mostly Burton Ion and Union Atlas - pretty standard stuff 💪🏼

Thank you so much! 💪🏼

Gerne! 💪🏼

Difficult question - I like wide boards, but if I just focus on carving, I‘d rather go higher angles. It makes the whole riding more fluid. With Oxess, there are no production boards (unlike Kessler and SG). Everything is custom, build to order and handmade in Switzerland.

@WinterPlatinum thanks buddy. Are you on IG?

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Thank you so much! 🤟🏼

Daaaaanke! 💪🏼 Technik? Alles easy - ich mache fast alles alleine und muss flexibel bleiben - GoPros und iPhones - die Nachbearbeitung wird aber immer aufwendiger! Ich verwende DaVinci Resolve. Auf eine gute Saison! 🤙🏼

For pure carving I ride narrower boards, so I have to go 33 front and 24 back. Thanks for the nice feedback! 🙏🏻

I would say it mainly depends on your binding angle at the back foot. If you don‘t mind higher angles, I ride 24 on the back foot with a 42 size, you can ride the 262mm waist. If you want to ride lower angles or being able to mix it up a bit, you need the 276mm waist. I rode both and enjoyed both a lot. But as I ride the CX almost exclusively for carving (since I ride a lot of boards) I chose the narrower option. But both work fine for my 42 size! About the destroying - I never had problems with my boots (as they are protected on both sides by parts of the binding). But the bindings - you have to turn around the toe strap on your back binding, so that the ratchet is on the inside. Then everything slides smoothly across the snow surface.

Thank you very much for your time. So you don't think a 276 size is too large for someone weighing 66kg? That's what worries me the most. I had a similar experience with my previous 260mm wide board where I used +45 and +30 degree angles, and I encountered the same issue. That's why I'm hesitant

And yeah, just to be clear, I'll only be using this board for carving. I've got 4 other boards, and 2 of them are also for carving, but they're not as technical.

I think you would have no problem with the 276mm, but as you use pretty high angles, I would recommend the 262mm. It feels a little bit more nimble. Although the room the wider one gives you is nice as well 🤷🏼‍♂️😇

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Thank you, Lars! 🙏🏻 Btw, softboot carving coming up next! 💪🏼

Thanks! 💪🏼 I love both -soft and hard! 😍 Softboot video coming soon! 😇

@ what’s your choice for a trustworthy binding for hardbooting?

I use the standard F2 Race Ti - but I use no cant and no lift, so I avoid most possible problem points. Never had any issues and love the feeling of those bindings.

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Thank you! 🙏🏼

Thanks! Let´s hope for a good season anyway! 💪🏻

Thanks! 💪🏼 I am 6‘0 (183cm). What are your „specs“? 😇

​@@WinterPlatinum I am 188 cm. tall, about 70-72 kg without gear but planning to get heavier as it really helped with loading the Cafe Racer (Titanal) that I have, I had my eyes on the 165 length with 276mm waist. But damn, just noticed the prices of CX went back to maximum. Why did I assume that amazing discount will stay forever.

165 is great! I was riding it the whole season. You can feel the bigger radius. It helps at higher speeds. Grip is a real step up from the Cafe Racer (but had only a few runs at a demo!). Price is steep, but boards are really next level in quality and performance.

​@@WinterPlatinum That's the reason I get it for, it's time for some hammerhead shape and longer effective edge. I upgraded from Pencil to the CR Titanal and the Titanal was amazing, I will never go back to regular boards. The grip difference was already noticeable so I have no patience to get even further. Thank you for the info!

The most important thing is that the boots fit well. That is more important than the performance advantages of these two models. That said the Mountain Slope is a very well balanced (symetrical) boot with a lot of tuning possibilities (back spring system). That is the reason why it dominates the World Cup.

Thank you! 💪🏼🙏🏻

Danke! 💪🏼 54 vorne und 51 hinten, kein Canting und keine Lifts

@@WinterPlatinum interessant. Welche Boardlange bei welcher Körpergröße? Wie breit ist das board?

Körpergröße hat mit Boardlänge eigentlich nichts zu tun. Eher der Einsatzbereich. Ich bin 183cm und fahre in dem Video 162 und 164 Slalomboards. Standardbreite 20cm.

I am mostly riding Oxess RS in 162 or 164 in this video. Thanks for the nice feedback 🙏🏻

I have been riding most of my life. I was teaching and worked a bit in the industry, but I never competed. 💪🏼

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Ah! Yes!!! 🤟🏼 Thank you! 🙏🏻

Late eighties 😇😂😂🤙🏼

Thank you so much! 🙏🏼💪🏼

We love the noise as well 😂😇💪🏼🙏🏻

Harte Arbeit im Tonstudio 😂😂😂

Ich gebe mein Bestes für dich! 🤟🏼😇

Danke! 🙏🏻💪🏼

Thanks! I am running 54 in front and 51 in back. No canting or lift. I use Mountain Slope boots. There is no walk mode, but you can tune the boots with a lot of spring options.

It is! 😍🙏🏻

Mountain Slope 951 standard flex boots and F2 Race Titanium bindings with toe levers.

Thank you so much! 💪🏼 We will keep up the spirit! 😇

Oh wow! 👊🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Kinda … 😂😂😂 Thank you! 💪🏼

The turn never ends 😂💪🏼

That‘s harsh 😇

Thanks for the nice feedback! 💪🏼🙏🏻

Sadly, I had to let him go 😇😂

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Thanks! 💪🏼 It is in Austria. Various resorts, but mainly Kreischberg.