This an awesome vid! Another vid of 2 legendary snowboarder sharing their thoughts, tricks and techniques in snowboarding! Not just purely snowboarding but they also give most important safety not only for yourself as rider but also for others who shares the hill with you. Hands up to you TJ and RYAN 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻🏂🤘🏻👌🏻
Ryan is the man. That being said i rented a snowboard in 1986 in breckenridge. It was a burton. Nobody was snowboarding at the resort that day and i killed myself wrecking. That being said i went back to 2 planks. Never knew it would take off like it did.
Great video! It's nice to see a mention for Jones - they are great boards albeit a little more situational than some, but I am a big fan of the company and Jeremy's outlook on conservation and minimising footprint while manufacturing them! Also, TJ - where can we get some of those sweet BA stickers???? we need to represent in the Alps!!
A couple years ago, I researched boards for a month, before I bought mine. I was not only looking at waist width, but also nose, tail, and radius, and then calculating what the width at the bindings would be... Got the widest board that I could find, but still can't quite lay it all the way over, without dragging toe. 😒 I remember watching one of Ryan's videos about him getting custom made boards, but I couldn't afford that.. 😭😭 Size 13 feet! Damn yoouuu!
@@daveg5857 When leaning over hard, and the board nears 90 degrees/perpendicular with the snow - which is where my issue arises - risers are going to have no affect.
How about binding degree? I'm a hard charger and love carving and I don't play in the park... at all! What board offers that 31+ width? What board was he riding?
you definitely can, but a stiffer boot is better for carving because they are more responsive and can handle the forces better. Ryan wears a very stiff boot, mine is more mid flex
They forget to mention: the board has to be strong against twisting. A 200 pound border got easily 600pound pressure on the edges. A salami board will not stand the pressure, it will twist and you are down. Strongest boards in that way are swoard (Switzerland).
The cut off for 11 / 11.5 is a 25.8 waist width.. you can get away with no toe or heel drag...id say 12 or higher benefits from wides. However, i notice my union force bindings are super tiny whereas my Ultras take up more space...so the size of your boots aswell as your bindings matter when minimizing toe/heel overhang
@@Matthew-re9pb Unlike the vast majority of boarders I simply do more than skid my turns. Anything more than 3/4 of an inch of overhang will cause serious toe and heal drag.
yesterday i was snowboarding but i was thinking it would be easy to learn carving but i litterly spended 6 hours there and still cant carve. I needed to stop like every 10 meters and brake
hello there! great video as always... (Y) listen i need some help in choosing my next board. I am tall 6 feet and i weight 165 lbs. I'm currently riding a Salomon Sanchez 151, but i find it a little fluffy when i try to follow my skiier friends. would you recommend the 154 warpig or the 157 super 8? or you do have other suggestions?
carving with the2019 lib tech Trice pro 157W waist width 26.3 and with 11 size boots max stance width and -15,15 degrees and can hang these carves. trying to imagine what a 32 would be like... must be insane
Hi guys, I'm finding it nearly impossible to find a really wide board for my size 14 US feet. I boot out badly on my 27 waist Palmer timeless, at only 60 degrees board angle. Big guys want to carve too!! Any recommendations please? Looking for a31 or 32 by my calculations. Thanks!
@@BoardArchive Thanks for the answer. What would you recommend for high speed, carving but also something with decent pop and not too stiff? I like Arbor but not sure which one of their boards to go with. About me as a rider: Consistent rider 12-24, only few sessions last 5 years are so but everything still comes back real fast (except for park) - I either didn't pay attention growing up or tech has really evolved because all of these styles are new to me! hah
I feel I can carve well i just dont have the ability to i have a size 15 foot, my toes and heels always catch, I cant find a board thats wide enough for my feet any recommendations
Hey Ryan, Love your stuff! I'm in the midst of buying a new board, i'm 150 lbs with 11 - 11.5 size boots, been looking at a 157w board with 268mm waist width, the most i've ridden is 263 mm.. will it be that much of a difference? will it be noticably harder to turn or switch from edge to edge? or will it be just perfect after getting used to it even at slower speeds? hope my question/s are clear :D, would really appreciate your insight and help, Thanks so much! much love!
Hey, really appreciate the video. I wear a size 14 and I am having tons of problems with heel and toe overhang. I’m riding a Capita wide @ 26cm but I’m having a hard time finding much else wider. Do you have any recommendations?
Worked great on about 6"-8" of average snow starts to struggle a bit past 8". ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxoHYZbq5g9fkcAtinlTqstNlje-UQkCHN Very light weight and the chute spin control works well. For the low price you get a ton of value. My only complaint is managing the cord as it does take a fair bit of effort to watch and pull the cord out of the way. I found myself having to whip the cord out of the way a lot when I needed to make one way passes to mange the blow direction. It's less of an issue when you can work both directions. A battery powered version would be a lot easier to handle but that is also double the price and requires battery care. I chose the corded version so I didn't have to worry about batteries but I do now see how much work the cord is. I let my neighbor borrow it and it outperformed his smaller gas blower, he was totally sold. Very pleased with the power and operations.My only suggestion is to spend a bit more on a cordless version if you have budget for it. The cord is a bit more of a headache than I thought it would be. Very pleased with the Snow Joe brand and quality.
is that right a wider board carves deeper i don't think that is right, i think a wider board makes it less efficient to keep on edge i might be wrong though
These guys are so dialed they can ride anything and make it look effortless, the pearls of wisdom they lay down are key but nothing supersedes the ability of weight/unweight. Da kine skills!
@@BoardArchive no....not really ;-) on smaller board you have more angle with your bindings...that's all. And smaller Raceboards are made much more stiffer, so they have grip also on ice. Why do you think RS and SL Race is not driven by softboards? and ever seen carving cracks with Softboots? look some vids for EC carving here on YT pls.
on that snow you can carve also with a door.....LOL.... Carvers do not ride Softboots and Softboards! at hard snow conditions you can slide with that equipement only ;-)
Wide boards come with a cost. I rode a 28.5-waist rig last year, and it was REALLY rough to take that thing edge-to-edge. Frustrating to ride, unless I was carving on mild groomers. I’m 6’3”, 270 lbs, 12 boot. IMO, if you’re gonna ride all mountain and slay everything , keep it under 27 cm waist. Unless you’re a giant with a 15 boot or something
What board did you get that wide? I got 11.5 boot and my current board is 258mm, and thats definitely too narrow because i drag a lot of times. The only board i saw that was 27-ish (which would be kinda on the spot, but maybe still too little) was a Salomon one.
@@strait6 Nitro Team, which is a really great board for carving, in my opinon. 272 mm waist width is the biggest one (165 wide). I have the 157 wide, though.
What a wonderful pair of lads right there! And highlighting the most important aspect -- safety.
This an awesome vid! Another vid of 2 legendary snowboarder sharing their thoughts, tricks and techniques in snowboarding! Not just purely snowboarding but they also give most important safety not only for yourself as rider but also for others who shares the hill with you. Hands up to you TJ and RYAN 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻🏂🤘🏻👌🏻
4:55 adaptation at its best hehehe..... two legends!!! sick drone shots!
almost got awkward but they saved it
Sick collab guys!! Love the tech talk 🤙🏼
JB !
Ryan is the man. That being said i rented a snowboard in 1986 in breckenridge. It was a burton. Nobody was snowboarding at the resort that day and i killed myself wrecking. That being said i went back to 2 planks. Never knew it would take off like it did.
Love how he gets up early before everyone else
Be great to see a review of Ryan’s board from your perspective TJ
Has not snowed enough yet where im living. Just watching your videos to fill the void until i can get on the mountain.
ha. Clicked on this in my subs list thinking it was Ryan's video. Was confused when TJ did the intro...
me too...T.J.'s delivery is slick he's so easy to listen to ....nice n short n to the point vid....gotta get me a wider board ....
Me three!
i love how you can hear the excitement in his voice
Love that guy
That recording above the lake blew my mind. What a day for boarding.
Worthy knowledge legends. That dude rips
I can carve like that at high speeds but I cant do those jumps at the same time, that looks amazing
I tried some shit he does and broke a part of my helmet
Ryan is one of my favorite humans ever
Full speed shredding. Ryan must have had some brutal slams jibbing at that speed
That steeze at 2:55 😂
My Jones Hovercraft is great for carving. Ryan has style like the Japanese snow surfers, so smooth.
0:27 - THIS is my objejctive for the season.
Jack Monegato same
Same!!
Love the collabs guys🤙🏼. Pray for snow!🙌🏼🙏
Good to see you guys working together.... subbed to both . Happy Shredding everyone!
It's a shame a lot of good boards don't offer a wide version.
That's one of the reasons why I've still got my 2010 Atomic Hatchet Wide.
Great info great skills great people
Bro those goggles though 😎 dope!
Thanks dude!
“Watch me carve on this balloon shaped like a puppy!” -Knapton
“Watch me catch all 4 edges at the same time!” -Me
Ryan is a legend, he rides with 'Strapins' around his boots btw for extra control
Wow he's incredibly good!
Wow, those carves are awesome to watch! ASMR for snowboarding haha
Thank you for sharing .
Great info..... Cracks me up when people say exspecially 3:34
Great video! It's nice to see a mention for Jones - they are great boards albeit a little more situational than some, but I am a big fan of the company and Jeremy's outlook on conservation and minimising footprint while manufacturing them! Also, TJ - where can we get some of those sweet BA stickers???? we need to represent in the Alps!!
Tortional stiffness, longitudinal stiffness, a fairly long effective edge, and sharp edges
Is the ride warpig a good board for a intermediate wanting to get into double blacks and try going into the park to just get the air and try rails.
4:55 awkssss!! 😂 amazing video guys!! 🤙
2:07 thats the problem I have. Sometimes my toe strap has come undone XD
Hey Ryan, have you ever tried Magnetrek edges for carving ?
What size board should I look for, I wear shoe size 13?
0:43 excuse me
Lol
Hahaha I do that too sometimes. I'll have the words in my brain but they all come out jumbled up
You didnt talk about snowboard size and stance width
A couple years ago, I researched boards for a month, before I bought mine. I was not only looking at waist width, but also nose, tail, and radius, and then calculating what the width at the bindings would be... Got the widest board that I could find, but still can't quite lay it all the way over, without dragging toe. 😒 I remember watching one of Ryan's videos about him getting custom made boards, but I couldn't afford that.. 😭😭 Size 13 feet! Damn yoouuu!
Palmer risers
@@daveg5857 When leaning over hard, and the board nears 90 degrees/perpendicular with the snow - which is where my issue arises - risers are going to have no affect.
How about binding degree? I'm a hard charger and love carving and I don't play in the park... at all! What board offers that 31+ width? What board was he riding?
2:22 wow
no mention of his board, it is a Donek, top level custom boards
Are you going to make a 2018-2019 gear list video?
yes
@@BoardArchive 👍
Absolutely amazing, let's pray for a release of the restrictions for the winter season 2020/2021 and enjoy that! Mainly in middle of the Europe. :-)
I recently bought capita mercury 159cm i think width is like 25.9. I wear size 10.5 boots. Do i need a wider board?
Crazy beautiful! How to do that so extremely?
How great is Colorado snow compared to other states?
How do you feel a shorter/fat board with 3BT like the Bataleon Party Wave would handle eurocarves like this?
Can someone explain me how he switches from a side to the other this fast : 2:33 ?
Is he moving his both legs at the same time ??
Thanks !
he twists his hips
Are you going to try his pro-model in the future ?
What type of flex in a boot works best for carving? Can you ride w a soft/medium flex boot?
you definitely can, but a stiffer boot is better for carving because they are more responsive and can handle the forces better. Ryan wears a very stiff boot, mine is more mid flex
Is there a burton board?
What brand boot do you use Ryan?
man i thought ryan was like a giant size dude. no wonder why he's so agile and stuff
Size 8 boot!? Smdh. Im gonna need extra extra wide board
If you got 8,5 size what do you think is best as a wide waist on an board? Keep up the good work!
They forget to mention: the board has to be strong against twisting. A 200 pound border got easily 600pound pressure on the edges. A salami board will not stand the pressure, it will twist and you are down. Strongest boards in that way are swoard (Switzerland).
The cut off for 11 / 11.5 is a 25.8 waist width.. you can get away with no toe or heel drag...id say 12 or higher benefits from wides.
However, i notice my union force bindings are super tiny whereas my Ultras take up more space...so the size of your boots aswell as your bindings matter when minimizing toe/heel overhang
I rock burton motos which have a small toe box
Lol, I get toe/heel drag with a 25.5 waist in a size 9 boot. Guess it depends on your definition of the word “carving”.
@@ElValuador if your doing ryan knapton stuff, sure...your gonna need a wide deck
@@Matthew-re9pb Unlike the vast majority of boarders I simply do more than skid my turns. Anything more than 3/4 of an inch of overhang will cause serious toe and heal drag.
yesterday i was snowboarding but i was thinking it would be easy to learn carving but i litterly spended 6 hours there and still cant carve. I needed to stop like every 10 meters and brake
Once you get confident it's light work don't shit on yourself you'll gain confidence through time
@@drewpluto2716 Yeaahh i think i need to go more so i can work on it because i forget the progress everytime.
I have a burton ripcord 2018 is that board good I’m beginner/intermediate
Besides the twinpig are there any other super wide twins?
Hugo Beukers i have the GNU Riders Choice 158W. Has asymmetrical sidecut like the Ride Twinpig.
Great video and advice. Too bad the reality of the people in the north east that the slopes are SUPER crowded.
hello there! great video as always... (Y) listen i need some help in choosing my next board. I am tall 6 feet and i weight 165 lbs. I'm currently riding a Salomon Sanchez 151, but i find it a little fluffy when i try to follow my skiier friends. would you recommend the 154 warpig or the 157 super 8? or you do have other suggestions?
What length snowboard should someone who is 170cm tall get?
Gee, Ryan, you're almost, my virtual self, three decades later! "PSR"
But, did You ever, design a Half-pipe/Park that's, now Older than You? I Don't Wonder... At that.
How do you combat heel lift on wide boards on toeside carves?
Buy good boots
Nice one Ryan!
carving with the2019 lib tech Trice pro 157W waist width 26.3 and with 11 size boots max stance width and -15,15 degrees and can hang these carves. trying to imagine what a 32 would be like... must be insane
what's 31.2? inches or mm? sorry newbie here
What stance does Ryan ride? Great vid!
Awww ya ryans a beast
ellstacker adventures
No u!
@@T25de no u!!!
capita super DOa 165 will i have overhang with 285(11) boots?
you should be fine with a 262mm waist width or wider
@@BoardArchive thanks so much!!!
Hi guys, I'm finding it nearly impossible to find a really wide board for my size 14 US feet. I boot out badly on my 27 waist Palmer timeless, at only 60 degrees board angle. Big guys want to carve too!! Any recommendations please? Looking for a31 or 32 by my calculations. Thanks!
Doug freighter!
Really good content!
Does anybody know what ryans stance radius of binding disc to perform these?
12/12 I believe
What is te eyemask brand?
Yo, you should try to get your hands on the Bataleon party wave! Great vid as always🤘
What kind of camber- reverse or traditional?
i'd recommend positive camber for carving focus
@@BoardArchive Thanks for the answer. What would you recommend for high speed, carving but also something with decent pop and not too stiff? I like Arbor but not sure which one of their boards to go with.
About me as a rider: Consistent rider 12-24, only few sessions last 5 years are so but everything still comes back real fast (except for park) -
I either didn't pay attention growing up or tech has really evolved because all of these styles are new to me! hah
I feel I can carve well i just dont have the ability to i have a size 15 foot, my toes and heels always catch, I cant find a board thats wide enough for my feet any recommendations
Most companies will custom make boards, but I suggest never summer, marhar or donek for the best customs.
Hey Ryan, Love your stuff! I'm in the midst of buying a new board, i'm 150 lbs with 11 - 11.5 size boots, been looking at a 157w board with 268mm waist width, the most i've ridden is 263 mm.. will it be that much of a difference? will it be noticably harder to turn or switch from edge to edge? or will it be just perfect after getting used to it even at slower speeds?
hope my question/s are clear :D, would really appreciate your insight and help,
Thanks so much! much love!
Do you end up getting the 157w? If so how do you like it? I’m about 150 lbs size 11.5-12. Been riding a 156 twin, just ordered a 157w for this year.
You guys rock
Hey, really appreciate the video. I wear a size 14 and I am having tons of problems with heel and toe overhang. I’m riding a Capita wide @ 26cm but I’m having a hard time finding much else wider. Do you have any recommendations?
put a spacer between your fix and your board is one the other one is changing your board to wider
Will you guys ever visit finland? Also what was with the livechat being so late? It was 5am here when normally it's 10pm when the livechat starts
Miten menee kaveri?
@@bijucyborg eipä tässä mitää. Oottelen vieläki lumii ku ei tääl eteläs pääse laskee enne jouluu
@@leevi2138 se on paskaa tilanne
Worked great on about 6"-8" of average snow starts to struggle a bit past 8". ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxoHYZbq5g9fkcAtinlTqstNlje-UQkCHN Very light weight and the chute spin control works well. For the low price you get a ton of value. My only complaint is managing the cord as it does take a fair bit of effort to watch and pull the cord out of the way. I found myself having to whip the cord out of the way a lot when I needed to make one way passes to mange the blow direction. It's less of an issue when you can work both directions. A battery powered version would be a lot easier to handle but that is also double the price and requires battery care. I chose the corded version so I didn't have to worry about batteries but I do now see how much work the cord is. I let my neighbor borrow it and it outperformed his smaller gas blower, he was totally sold. Very pleased with the power and operations.My only suggestion is to spend a bit more on a cordless version if you have budget for it. The cord is a bit more of a headache than I thought it would be. Very pleased with the Snow Joe brand and quality.
Ryan’s the MAN!!!
Help me, what is Ryan 's helmet brand? 🤔👊
Absolutely
Which city is there?
Denver?
is that right a wider board carves deeper i don't think that is right, i think a wider board makes it less efficient to keep on edge
i might be wrong though
Wider prevents your toes and heels from dragging so you can do a more aggressive lean
These guys are so dialed they can ride anything and make it look effortless, the pearls of wisdom they lay down are key but nothing supersedes the ability of weight/unweight. Da kine skills!
@@BoardArchive no....not really ;-) on smaller board you have more angle with your bindings...that's all. And smaller Raceboards are made much more stiffer, so they have grip also on ice. Why do you think RS and SL Race is not driven by softboards? and ever seen carving cracks with Softboots? look some vids for EC carving here on YT pls.
What brand is your facemask from?!!
just sick, so sick
Really like your carving !!
My boots are size 8, and I like doing carving as well. Question please: is 26-28 wrist is good for size 8 boot? Thank you.
on that snow you can carve also with a door.....LOL.... Carvers do not ride Softboots and Softboards! at hard snow conditions you can slide with that equipement only ;-)
SONG?
Virus Eliminatior III 😍😍😍
Experts
Rozklapiocha x
Indeed
How wide is the twinpig
25.7 cm
what board has a 32 waist?
A custom-made Donek.
@@terrashaide5706 are they any good?
I can feel the steeze from Colorado Springs
Wide boards come with a cost. I rode a 28.5-waist rig last year, and it was REALLY rough to take that thing edge-to-edge. Frustrating to ride, unless I was carving on mild groomers. I’m 6’3”, 270 lbs, 12 boot. IMO, if you’re gonna ride all mountain and slay everything , keep it under 27 cm waist. Unless you’re a giant with a 15 boot or something
What board did you get that wide? I got 11.5 boot and my current board is 258mm, and thats definitely too narrow because i drag a lot of times. The only board i saw that was 27-ish (which would be kinda on the spot, but maybe still too little) was a Salomon one.
@@strait6 Nitro Team, which is a really great board for carving, in my opinon. 272 mm waist width is the biggest one (165 wide). I have the 157 wide, though.
awesome!