[XOD]

Hey guys I'm a new snowboarder I'm 16 and I just started snowboarding like 5 days ago. Some stuff happened to my old bindings and I had to get new ones. After awhile of more problems I got the bindings and got them onto my board. Does anybody have suggested angles for my feet to be at, right now I have them set +30 (nose) +15 (tail) should I adjust them to more of a beginer angle similar to +15 (nose) -15 (tail) or just leave it?

 

[Donutz]

You should try different angles until you find something comfortable. Generally speaking, people will set up bindings in a more or less duck format (toes pointing outwards) with the front binding at more of an angle than the back. Mine are at +12 -9. But there's no "rule" as such, other than if it hurts, it's wrong.

 

[XOD]

You should try different angles until you find something comfortable. Generally speaking, people will set up bindings in a more or less duck format (toes pointing outwards) with the front binding at more of an angle than the back. Mine are at +12 -9. But there's no "rule" as such, other than if it hurts, it's wrong.

Thanks for the response, I'll have to kinda just try it once I get out somewhere I guess ?

 

[SEWiShred]

Bring a screwdriver and just keep tweaking it. Make big changes at first to see what feels way better and way worse, then start to move closer and closer to what you like.

 

[drblast]

Hey guys I'm a new snowboarder I'm 16 and I just started snowboarding like 5 days ago. Some stuff happened to my old bindings and I had to get new ones. After awhile of more problems I got the bindings and got them onto my board. Does anybody have suggested angles for my feet to be at, right now I have them set +30 (nose) +15 (tail) should I adjust them to more of a beginer angle similar to +15 (nose) -15 (tail) or just leave it?

Whatever is comfortable is right, but if you want a good beginner setting start at +15/-12, ride that for a day and adjust from there in 3 degree increments if it doesn't work out.