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EDIT: TITLE SAYS 11, BUT IT'S ACTUALLY 10.5. I'M FROM EUROPE SO I MADE A CONVERSION MISTAKE.
i didn't think about this but i bought skate banana 156w, even though i have a size 10.5 boot, with shrinkage tech (burton moto). did i make a mistake? and i prefer an honest answer over one that'll make me feel better :P Last edited by KungMartin; 11-06-2012 at 04:37 PM. |
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I know i read some place that a reg skatebanana is a mid wide and can be used with 11 boots. 156 and up once u go to a 152 the waist width starts to get little more narrow
Last edited by Pghdave; 11-06-2012 at 03:45 PM. Reason: Add more |
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so my board is basically too wide? fuck my life.
edit: i've researched a bit, and from what i gathered a size 10.5 + needs a 26cm waist-width, and my 156w is at 26.5 cm. so with my shrinkage tech boot i think a normal width would have been just on the line. i guess if my board feels too sluggish i'll just need to get a 10.5 without shrinkage tech, and i think i'll be okay. Last edited by KungMartin; 11-06-2012 at 03:58 PM. |
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I could be wrong i never owned a banana but i been doing reading because i been thinking bout getting one to.i boight a gnu carbon credit last year and i to bought a wide cause i wear 11 boots and the cc is same way as banana on waist widths i think.
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i read that a 26 cm waist-width is recommended for a size 10.5+. a normal width banana is at 25,5, so wouldn't have been enough, according to what i read. i'd rather have too wide than too slim
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Actual foot size is what's really important. Additionally boards are wider then the waist measurement at the insert packs. Wiredsport has a good post/tutorial about it somewhere on the forum, it may have been stickied.
Example: T.Rice is considered a midwide and is 25.8 at 157. Last edited by bseracka; 11-06-2012 at 05:05 PM. |
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Thats what i was guna say.the reg banana would be fine but the wide just has only little more width to be on safe side . Just found this topic http://www.snowboardingforum.com/boa...-159-wide.html
Last edited by Pghdave; 11-06-2012 at 05:18 PM. |
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You're bindings don't look like they're adjusted right. Your boot look like it is sitting forward of the heel cup. A pic of the base with the boots in the bindings will give a better idea of correct placement on the board. From your pics you might be to far toe side with your bindings.
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