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Riding Burton Step Ons In Japan Powder
In this video, I talk about my experience riding the Burton Step Ons in Japan. It snowed every day we were there and Japan did not disappoint! People often doubt that the Step Ons will work in deep powder so I decided to test them for myself!
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Burton's First Freestyle Snowboard
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In this video, we unbox Burton's first Freestyle snowboard, the 1988 Burton Air. We talk about the history of the board and explain why it was a very important board in Burton's lineup.
What Is Your Old Snowboard Worth?
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Many people want to know, "What is my old snowboard worth?" In this video, we discuss many different factors that can affect the value of a vintage snowboard. Is the board rare or was it made in mass quantities? What is the condition of it? All those things can play a major role in the value of a snowboard. Take a few minutes to learn about these old boards and what collectors are looking for w...
This Is Why Old Snowboards Are Cool
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In this video, we talk about vintage snowboards and we explain what makes these boards so cool and special. Often times these boards get overlooked, but these are the boards that started it all for snowboarding. For most of us, snowboarding has changed our lives in the most positive ways. We can't forget the pioneers of snowboarding and the boards that started it all. Enjoy the video! Take care...
I Drove To Wisconsin To Buy An Old Burton Snowboard
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Come along with me as I drive to Wisconsin to pick up a 1984 Burton Performer Snowboard. Collecting snowboards is fun, but it can take time and effort to find rare boards. In this video, the deal works out and I pick up a very beautiful board!
The Most Radical Snowboards: Matt Cummins Radical Rick
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If you ride BMX or snowboard, this is the video for you! Lib Tech combined BMX with snowboarding when they released the Matt Cummins Bus pro model. The best combination ever!! They followed up with two Radical Rick boards with all the graphics designed by Damian Fulton himself. For all the OG BMX Plus readers, you know what Radical Rick meant to a lot of us! Sit back, check out the crazy graphi...
The James Bond Snowboard: Sims FE
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In this video, we talk about the Sims 1500FE and the 1600FE. The Sims FE (fiberglass epoxy) snowboard was designed by Tom Sims and it was one of the best snowboard designs ever. Tom Sims and Steve Link used the Sims FE in the 1985 James Bond movie, A View To A Kill. For many people, it was the first time they had ever seen anyone shred on a snowboard. Watch the video and learn more about these ...
Burton's Most Mysterious Snowboard
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In this video, we talk about Burton's 1989 Mystery Air Snowboard. It was a special board with an awesome story. In the 1989 Catalog, Burton showed a picture of a wooden box with the words TOP SECRET burned on the top. Nobody knew what board was inside the box. It was a Mystery!
I Bought A Vintage 1989 Burton Snowboard
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In this video, we go out and buy a vintage Burton Cruise 165 snowboard. Come along with us as we go pick it up and then give it a good clean and wax. Burton described the Cruise as a board that could be ridden in all kinds of conditions. It is a beautiful board with graphics that pop, and it screams 80's. Can't wait to try this one out!
Burton Snowboards First Tracks Exhibit In Londonderry Vermont (Must see!)
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In this video, we take you to the First Tracks Exhibit in Londonderry, Vermont. The Londonderry Arts and Historical Society put on this exhibit to celebrate the birthplace of Burton Snowboards in Londonderry. There were a lot of rare Burton items in this exhibit and a lot of history to take in. If you couldn't make it to this exhibit, sit back and watch this video. Please share the video with o...
Meet The Person Behind The Burton Snowboards Mountain Logo
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Mimi Wright was one of Jake Burton Carpenter's first employees at his first shop in Londonderry, Vermont. She designed the first version of the famous Burton Mountain logo and was there in the early days silk screening the very first Burton Backhill and Backyard snowboards. With Jake Burton and two of her co-workers, they were able to produce the first Burton Snowboards for people to purchase. ...
Celebrating The Birthplace of Burton Snowboards In Londonderry, Vermont
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Tuesday, October 3rd, 2023 was a special day in Londonderry, Vermont. Londonderry celebrated the Birthplace of Burton Snowboards (in 1977) by dedicating a historical site on Main Street, just a walk away from Jake Burton Carpenter's first shop. Jake's family, friends, and fans came out to celebrate Jake and the birthplace of this awesome company. Watch Donna Carpenter's speech and the unveiling...
Transitioning from Snowboarding Season To Wakeboarding Season
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Transitioning from Snowboarding Season To Wakeboarding Season
Burton Step On Loback Bindings (Unboxing)
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Burton Step On Loback Bindings (Unboxing)
Should I Ride Burton Step Ons If Pros Don't Use Them?
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Should I Ride Burton Step Ons If Pros Don't Use Them?
The Best Snowboard 1983 Burton Performer Experimental Series
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The Best Snowboard 1983 Burton Performer Experimental Series
How To Replace A Broken Burton Step On Binding Toe Clip
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How To Replace A Broken Burton Step On Binding Toe Clip
Road Trip To Michigan To Buy A Vintage Crazy Banana Snowboard
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Road Trip To Michigan To Buy A Vintage Crazy Banana Snowboard
Driving 6 hours Each Way To Buy A Rare Early 80's Burton Snowboard
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Driving 6 hours Each Way To Buy A Rare Early 80's Burton Snowboard
New Burton Photon Soft Step On Boots
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New Burton Photon Soft Step On Boots
Riding A 1989 Burton Snowboard With Step On Bindings At Copper Mountain
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Riding A 1989 Burton Snowboard With Step On Bindings At Copper Mountain
Road Trip To Buy Snowboard Signed By Craig Kelly
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Road Trip To Buy Snowboard Signed By Craig Kelly
Winterstick: The Best Snowboard Shape Ever Made
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Winterstick: The Best Snowboard Shape Ever Made
Searching For A Rare 1920's Snowboard
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Searching For A Rare 1920's Snowboard
Jake Burton: 10 Things You Might Not Know About Jake
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Jake Burton: 10 Things You Might Not Know About Jake
New Videos Coming Soon Thank you!
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New Videos Coming Soon Thank you!
Vintage Snowboard Talk ep. 5
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Vintage Snowboard Talk ep. 5
Riding Burton Step Ons Without Highbacks ( Set up Tutorial)
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Riding Burton Step Ons Without Highbacks ( Set up Tutorial)
Vintage Snowboard Talk ep. 4
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Vintage Snowboard Talk ep. 4
Burton Step On Binding Giveaway #2, Win These Bindings!
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Burton Step On Binding Giveaway #2, Win These Bindings!

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Jonafun-hx8xo
    @Jonafun-hx8xo 9 днів тому

    Merci

  • @tombolox
    @tombolox 24 дні тому

    is more simple........pro dont use it because step on make you ride a worst.........if you already suck you dont gonna feel the difference XD. and sorry but all the real snowboarder thing step on are for tourist XD

  • @tombolox
    @tombolox 24 дні тому

    the real problem back in the old days was the boots and binding combo.

  • @geneisms
    @geneisms Місяць тому

    An actual great review.

  • @nanocalderon1997
    @nanocalderon1997 Місяць тому

    Can you answer me please😢 in your personal opinion wich boots you prefer between ruler or swath? Pleasee

  • @nanocalderon1997
    @nanocalderon1997 Місяць тому

    Can you answer me please😢 in your personal opinion wich boots you prefer between ruler or swath? Pleasee

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder Місяць тому

      Hi, sorry I haven’t been on UA-cam for a little while. Both of those boots are good. If I had to choose out of those two, I would pick the swath. My favorite boot now is the photon soft though. It’s stiffer than both of these and just an all around great boot.

  • @nanocalderon1997
    @nanocalderon1997 Місяць тому

    Broo in your personal opinion wich model you prefer? The ruler or the swath boots?

  • @davidanastacio8928
    @davidanastacio8928 Місяць тому

    I still have my 70's swallow tail with the metal skag. It is absolutely the best powder board. the stand up top nipples are huge.

  • @MrMiniMeister
    @MrMiniMeister 2 місяці тому

    I’ve read a lot of reviews saying the regular photons get soft after they break in. I want a boot that I can wear both in and out of the park that will last me several seasons. Do you think the flex in these will hold up, or would it be safer to go with the regular photons?

  • @marktechsci
    @marktechsci 3 місяці тому

    If there is thread lock on something reapply. Wait 24 hours before moving the bindings after application for it to dry.

  • @AndrewBartholomew-on4pn
    @AndrewBartholomew-on4pn 3 місяці тому

    Im just about to but photon boots ans gen 1 step ins for £300 uk still with tags on, feel like im getting a bargain but just checking its worth it for gen 1?

  • @AndrewBartholomew-on4pn
    @AndrewBartholomew-on4pn 3 місяці тому

    I was look to buy a set of photon boots and gen 1 bindings for £300 uk never been used and still with tag on!! I feel like im getting a bargin just checking it’s worth it for the gen 1?

  • @81stickum16
    @81stickum16 3 місяці тому

    that’s awesome well said good info

  • @eltk1343
    @eltk1343 3 місяці тому

    Hi. Good video👍👍👍 but a question..... I have step on v2 but in France I don't find this toe hook!!!! Have you a link to buy it for my v2 please? Thanksssss🙏🙏👍

  • @monkeypawism
    @monkeypawism 3 місяці тому

    How was the Hometown Hero in that kind of powder? Wondering if I should bring that along next winter as my second board.

  • @RobRoyAdventures
    @RobRoyAdventures 4 місяці тому

    I love your video, we are planning a two week trip to Japan. Living in California we get a lot of deep powder and I found the step in bindings almost impossible to get out of in really deep powder (we get a lot of this in the Sierra's). Here is my hack for the problem incase you want to share with your subscribers. ua-cam.com/video/XrijWUcNHiU/v-deo.html

  • @maryannmiami
    @maryannmiami 4 місяці тому

    Do you ever click your second foot in, on the lift? So that you can just take off?

  • @chrisbaird892
    @chrisbaird892 4 місяці тому

    Where’s the purps dude? Need tha purps🎆

  • @c-noclark8153
    @c-noclark8153 4 місяці тому

    I’m 68 and these bindings on a Hometown Hero is going to be my last snowboard purchase. I have a 3-D Fish with 2020 Step Ons for Pow.

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 4 місяці тому

      That’s awesome!! I have a hometown hero and I love that board so much. I love it on groomers, the park, and in POW. I took it with me to Japan this past January and it worked great all over the place.

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 4 місяці тому

      I’ve always wanted to try a 3-D Fish!

    • @c-noclark8153
      @c-noclark8153 4 місяці тому

      @@themidwestshredder they are a great Board in the Powder.

  • @danmakesvideos3951
    @danmakesvideos3951 4 місяці тому

    where did you get the mountain wood picture behind you

  • @user-pi6ej5ln6c
    @user-pi6ej5ln6c 4 місяці тому

    Hey I'm wondering if you are still trying to find a Skeeboggen

  • @adriandamian1123
    @adriandamian1123 4 місяці тому

    Hey guys. How can i buy the high back? I lost both of mine 😢😢

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 4 місяці тому

      I don’t think you can. Only thing I can think of is to reach out to Burton.

  • @shredhead6.9
    @shredhead6.9 4 місяці тому

    dope fit. I want it!

  • @diags_1109
    @diags_1109 4 місяці тому

    "I love the cartel" haha

  • @dancedricarevalo5326
    @dancedricarevalo5326 4 місяці тому

    Hey man, how much far back was your stance on your HTH for japow? Or were you able to ride ref stance without having to burn your back leg?

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 4 місяці тому

      Hey, I rode it at reference stance. It worked great like that 🤙🏽

  • @mikejvaughn
    @mikejvaughn 5 місяців тому

    My short T-Rex arms thank you!!!!!

  • @adriandamian1123
    @adriandamian1123 5 місяців тому

    Hello. I got a pair of loback from a friend of mine but i d like to try them with the highback too. Is there a way of getting the highbacks? Thx

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 4 місяці тому

      Not that I’m aware of. I would reach out to Burton through the chat on their website and explain the situation. Ask them if they can get you a set.

  • @iwetardid78
    @iwetardid78 5 місяців тому

    Dam sweet flowerpot the condition is nuts...I just got an og johnny b and from what I can find it's was 92' the same year as the flowerpot is that correct?

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 4 місяці тому

      Hi Dave, sorry I don’t know a lot about the Joyrides. I was hoping Ricardo could chime in.

    • @iwetardid78
      @iwetardid78 4 місяці тому

      @@themidwestshredder thanks anyways i think it was 92/93 from what I could find : )

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 4 місяці тому

      @@iwetardid78 yeah I think you’re correct. When I did a search I saw that a guy was selling one (a while back) and he mentioned it was a 93. Sweet board man 🤙🏽

  • @hanslanger4399
    @hanslanger4399 5 місяців тому

    Before buying, search for "stepons feet pain" in google, you will be surprised how shitty is burton as a company.

  • @xXthatonedudeguyXx
    @xXthatonedudeguyXx 5 місяців тому

    Hey Jimmy, I'm an all mountain freestyle rider and I spend a lot of time in the park. I'm thinking of making the switch to step ons. I'm gonna go with the lobacks when they're available again and the Swath boots. I love a more free and playful setup so this seems like the best choice. I've read a ton of reviews on the Swath Step On boots and most people go up half a size. I'd prefer to go true to size but I do have an E width foot and I'm worried the boots will be too tight and cause pain. Unfortunately I don't live near any shops and have to order online. What's your experience with the Swath boot as far as sizing and how it packs out?

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 5 місяців тому

      I usually run the Swath true to size but I don’t have a wide foot. My buddy Ron has a wide foot and his step on boots were too tight. He went up half a size and he said they were perfect.

  • @ThanhVPhung
    @ThanhVPhung 5 місяців тому

    Just took off my high back and rode all day. Amazing. So glad I found your video.

  • @rosrdte5
    @rosrdte5 5 місяців тому

    I have the 2024 Photon Soft Step On with the new metal pants clip. After 2 weeks, the metal on the left side simply broke through due to material fatigue.

  • @flyguyhelo
    @flyguyhelo 5 місяців тому

    Same for me, this was my very fist snowboard. It was nice to see you ride it. The biggest nostalgia for me was the point of view of the rider getting on the chairlift. It brought me back into a time bubble and I could re-live the feelings I had when I was riding it myself. Thank you for that.

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 5 місяців тому

      Oh man that’s amazing!! Hearing this makes me so happy. Thank you for sharing!

  • @HazelEyes420.
    @HazelEyes420. 5 місяців тому

    I’ve been stressing thanks. Good to know my foot I have an issue with will just go in anyway

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 5 місяців тому

      The more laps you get in, the easier it will get. No need to stress, you got this 👍🏽

  • @Rascal_king
    @Rascal_king 5 місяців тому

    Hey great video, I think the only one on UA-cam on this particular board. The story behind it is exactly like you’ve said. The only thing I don’t know is how many of the mystery airs were produced and how long did they sell the black one as both of the shown boards are the same years model. I own one black mystery (bought around Y2k on polish ebay for about 20 bucks) and two ketchup mustard. The black one is pretty same condition as yours, the other two dedenitely worse. The other cool fact is that mine mystery air was made in austria, and the ones made in Europe did not have a blue triangle in the middle.

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 5 місяців тому

      That’s true about the blue triangle! Wow you got such a good deal!! Thanks for posting, love to hear stuff like this 🤙🏽

    • @Rascal_king
      @Rascal_king 5 місяців тому

      @@themidwestshredder Truth to be said it was spray painted all over the top sheet. Took me few weeks to clean it without scratching and ruining the surface, bu i finally did. This is the holy grail of my collection (around 30 boards) along with the 85 red Performer

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 5 місяців тому

      @@Rascal_king that’s pretty sweet!! Worth the effort! I really love the mystery air 🤙🏽

  • @MrEamonBrennan
    @MrEamonBrennan 5 місяців тому

    How you liking this? Ive made the switch from reg bindings to step on. And saw this option too. Where would you use this?

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 5 місяців тому

      You can use them anywhere really. They just give you a more free, loose feel but they are still nice and responsive. Even easier to get into. You can always try this out with your regular step on binding if you just want to see how it feels. I made a video about this a while back.

  • @neilmcgarry6105
    @neilmcgarry6105 5 місяців тому

    Great video!!!! The burton "woody" performer was my first board ever back in the mid to late 80's and then got the Safari comp III which if I remember correctly was a 175. Absolute missle!!!!!

  • @hazmatite
    @hazmatite 5 місяців тому

    love the cameo from your dog 😂

  • @anarchyamp
    @anarchyamp 6 місяців тому

    I'm really torn on what style to get? It will be my first binding purchase ever.

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 5 місяців тому

      Style as in strap binding or step on? Or do you mean style of step on binding? Let me know.

    • @anarchyamp
      @anarchyamp 5 місяців тому

      @@themidwestshredder strap vs step on

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 5 місяців тому

      @@anarchyamp either one is fine. Maybe try traditional straps. That way you know what a normal binding feels like. You can always try step Ons later if you want. No matter which one you go with, you’ll love snowboarding. Go with your gut, you won’t lose either way.

  • @aj1604
    @aj1604 6 місяців тому

    If you like this kind of stuff try the Sims Solo, modern version of this deck with a pretty crazy sidecut

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 5 місяців тому

      I wanted to buy one of these last year but never pulled the trigger. Loved the one with the silver looking top sheet.

  • @stephenshaheen
    @stephenshaheen 6 місяців тому

    Great vid! I just pulled out my Cruise 165 from its case and had both bindings break to pieces in my hands. I wanted to ask which of the binding adapters you mention in the comments (Shred Bone and FB Vintage Snowboard plate) allow for stance width adjustment. Have you tried both?

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 5 місяців тому

      The vintage snowboard plate is the one where you can mess with the width. The shred bone works with Asymmetrical Burton boards. The vintage snowboard plate doesn’t. They each have their thing.

    • @stephenshaheen
      @stephenshaheen 5 місяців тому

      Fantastic, thanks so much@@themidwestshredder ...I've connected with the VSP folks and will get one!

  • @kimsanlim1520
    @kimsanlim1520 6 місяців тому

    Agree with your comments. I have been riding step on in niseko for many years without any issues. Had also a back country guided tour in snow shoes in deep pow with the step ons.

  • @aronwilson8417
    @aronwilson8417 6 місяців тому

    They had low backs in the 90’s

  • @Ed-wf9vk
    @Ed-wf9vk 6 місяців тому

    Two recommendations I would make is: 1) to use stomp pads by both bindings (even if you're riding directional, see #2) , 2) to use stomp pads with spikes (crab grab shark teeth for example) to help avoid snow getting into my binding bed to begin with. I almost never have issues clipping as I've gotten into the habit of using those spiky stomp pads to clean the bottom of my boots before trying to step in. I can do the whole lift my high-back, wipe binding bed, step-in, go in under a few seconds so it's easy to keep up with all my skier friends. I have been experimenting with the PowerRide inserts this season for stiffer/more support around the ankle on the step-on boots. They seem to stiffen up the boot quite well and makes my board even more responsive, and its seemed to help with my ankle pain as well. Might be worth looking into, especially for those who love to carve.

  • @hoboman1206
    @hoboman1206 6 місяців тому

    going to japow in a week! brining my step ons can’t wsit

  • @TheHangman1995
    @TheHangman1995 6 місяців тому

    Well, I am sold. I think the 2024/2025 I will be testing the burton step ins.

  • @yoniattali5084
    @yoniattali5084 6 місяців тому

    The doogggg 😭😭

  • @Boom-ou1vb
    @Boom-ou1vb 6 місяців тому

    I am for the step on but here is my experience. I tried them on a 8/10 stiff and wide board. Jones 163w. The step ons are too soft. I put regular strap bindings (stiff side) on the jones board and it unlocked it. Step ons on a medium to soft board were fantastic. 28 years of riding experience so it might just be my preference. I love the ease and response but moving around a stiff, wide and long stick…. Not the best. I bet some stiffer boots would be best.

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 6 місяців тому

      The boots make a huge difference. Sounds like you would’ve liked the ions.

    • @Boom-ou1vb
      @Boom-ou1vb 6 місяців тому

      @@themidwestshredder my feet and Burton’s have never agreed:) however - I just got some ride lassos and they are the shiznit!

  • @rogerpye1865
    @rogerpye1865 6 місяців тому

    Hey Mate, looks like a trip of a life time. I'm heading to Rusutsu in 2 weeks. Was your trip organised through a Snow travel company or did you organise guides when you got there? Can I ask where you were? Great video!

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 6 місяців тому

      That’s awesome man, you’re going to love it! We went to Hirafu, Niseko Village, Rusutsu, Niseko Village, Hanazono, and Moiwa. We decided where to go based on weather conditions.

  • @Bohdisattva326
    @Bohdisattva326 6 місяців тому

    I just left vail and the amount of steps on I saw on the hill were crazy. It was like every 3rd rider was on steps riding a Weston

    • @themidwestshredder
      @themidwestshredder 6 місяців тому

      Yeah it’s blown up. I remember how rare it was to see another person with them the first couple of years.