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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2012
Posts: 1
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Hello, this is my first post.
I really want to get into Snowboarding but I don't really know where to start. I tried doing some research but I'm a little overwhelmed with all the different choices in boards, bindings, and boots. I've been snowboarding once, about 11 years ago (25 now). I remember enjoying it a lot but never really had the spare funds to invest in gear. I do longboard for fun and I enjoy carving down hills. Weight - 150-160lbs Boot size - not sure, but a size 9 shoe usually gives me a little bit of toe room. Riding style - I'm new to snowboarding but I love carving on a longboard. Age - 25 Budget - I'm not really sure where to start. I want to buy a quality setup that I can grow into. Ideally, I'd like to stay under $500 if possible. Your location of riding - Washington State Any feedback or advice would be great! Thanks! |
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Veteran Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mountains of Mordor
Posts: 5,373
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Quality setup and under $500 is near impossible.
Local shop? Start their. You'll need to try on boots anyways as you wont have a clue if something fits well over the internet. And get boots first. They're your first point of contact with your gear and the most important to having a good day. Board and bindings will follow. Great starting points for bindings are last years K2 Formulas. All the great things of a higher end binding and you should be able to find some 2012's for about $120. For a board look for previous years Flow Era, K2 Raygun, Nitro Pro Series or Rook, or a Salomon Grip. There's others, but that's a good place to start. 153-156
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