In the realm of snowboarding, where exploration and adventure meet the thrill of carving fresh lines in untouched powder, the Burton Hometown Hero Splitboard stands out as a beacon of innovation and versatility. Designed for those who seek untracked terrain beyond...
In the dynamic world of snowboarding, where every ride is an exhilarating dance with gravity and terrain, having the right snowboard can elevate your experience to new heights. The Burton Custom X Camber Snowboard, a gem in Burton’s lineup, is designed...
When it comes to carving down powdery slopes, shredding through the terrain park, or navigating icy chutes, having the right snowboard can make all the difference. Among the myriad options available to snowboard enthusiasts, the Burton Custom Camber Snowboard stands out...
Enhance Your Day on the Mountain With Red Lens Snowboarding Goggles! Snowboarding is an exhilarating sport that allows enthusiasts to glide down snowy slopes, feeling the rush of adrenaline as they carve through the terrain. To fully enjoy this winter activity,...
Snowboarding is an exhilarating winter sport that allows individuals to carve down snowy slopes, feeling the rush of the cold air and the thrill of conquering challenging terrain. To fully enjoy this thrilling experience, having the right gear is essential. Among...
Snowboarding is an exhilarating winter sport that attracts countless enthusiasts around the world. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a beginner hitting the slopes for the first time, protecting your eyes is essential for a safe and enjoyable experience. Brown-lens snowboard...
Snowboarding is a thrilling winter sport that demands both skill and vision. To conquer the slopes with confidence, it’s essential to have the right equipment, and choosing the perfect pair of snow goggles is paramount. Black snow goggles have gained popularity...
Purple ski goggles have become increasingly popular among winter sports enthusiasts due to their stylish design and excellent performance on the slopes. These goggles not only offer protection for your eyes but also enhance your vision and provide a range of...
So for the last 4 or 5 years, I’ve been a snowboard instructor in the winter. Here in Minneapolis, the winter is cold, we usually shred on ice, but you forget it all when you’re on the hill. Being an instructor...
The Ride C-10 packs all the bells and whistles of the A-10 Bindings but has slightly different construction materials in the base tray. The Ride C-10 is made of composite materials while the A-10 is constructed from Aluminum. Personally, I love...
The Ride A-10 Snowboard Binding Is Super Stiff And Would Be Best Utilized For All Mountain And Back Country Shredders. In Addition to that, Ride has added a ton of new technology to these bindings. When you go shredding in these,...
When you’re new at skiing or snowboarding one of the most daunting tasks is learning where you should or should not go. In light of this, finding the best ski resorts in your area is extremely important. Below is a short...
Finding Cheap Snowboard Gear has become an art over the last few years. 11 years ago I bought a Burton Custom X for less than half the usual price. I found this deal by running comparison shopping on 5 different websites...
Anon Balaclavas are a must-have item when you’re shredding in Minnesota, or a mountain in Colorado. They keep your face warm, and your goggles unclouded, and overall they’re an amazing investment. I’ve got a couple of them, and I’m looking to...
The Smith Showcase OTG snow goggles do a great job of giving comfort and clarity to skiers and snowboarders. Showcase OTG stands for Over the Glasses. This means you don’t have to wear contacts when you’re out riding, and you won’t...
The Smith Riot Goggles won’t win any awards for new technology or for a fancy new design. But they are a tried and true design that has probably been used in almost every winter sport. For the most part, the Smith...
Smith Range Goggles are a baseline model. I know that doesn’t sound very sexy, and you might wanna jump over to my review of the 4D Mag Goggles or another pair. However, don’t be too hasty. These will protect your eyes,...
Smith Knowledge OTG Goggles (say that 10 times fast) are made by smith optics. While they’re not the most expensive pair on the market. they are still amazing and affordable. If you’re looking for some goggles that’ll get the job done...
Smith Prophecy OTG Snow Goggles are of the best snowboarding goggles on the market. As long as the price is a main concern. If you’re looking to save some money and buy an extra lift ticket or two, these are a...
Smith Squad Snow Goggles are the largest cylindrical snow goggles that smith makes. This means you’ll have great peripheral vision, and be able to see everything on the mountain. The goggles themselves are sleek and come in multiple colors. With 6...
The Smith Skyline Snow Goggle gives you a boost to your vision. You’ll have full peripheral vision, and see everything perfectly. if you add the ChromaPop lenses, you’ll make an epic improvement to your everyday vision. If you want to learn...
Smith Goggles, also called smith optics is a big name in the snow goggle industry. If you’re on the mountain for any length of time, you’ll probably hear the name, Smith. Most of the time you’ll see a really sick pair...
The Smith I/O MAG Snow Goggle is becoming my favorite goggle for use on the mountain. Maybe it’s the spherical lens ( I can’t get over this) or possible it’s just how beautiful they look. Either way, I’m getting myself a...
The Smith 4D Mag Snow Goggle is a beast to be reckoned with. These are the flagship goggle that they’ve created and they look extremely sexy. With the ability to choose between 8 different frame colors and 10 different lens colors....
The Anon Tempest Snow Goggle Is Anons Entry Level Snow Goggle. Anon is owned by Burton and has been in the goggle industry for years. These goggles are built to be stylish and functional, in addition to that they’re inexpensive which...
Anon Insight Snow Goggles are durable and have excellent clarity. Personally, I don’t write about companies I don’t use or like. And Anon is a gem that I love to use. Anon is owned by Burton, which says a lot about...
Anon Deringer is a snow goggle built for Women. They are relatively inexpensive when comparing to the Anon WM1 or even the WM3. This doesn’t mean they won’t excel when you’re on the mountain. On the contrary, the snow goggles are...
The Anon WM1 Snow Goggle Is a high-quality snow goggle built for women and men with smaller faces. In all actuality, the biggest difference between Men’s and Woman’s Goggles is about size. If you have a smaller face, it might be...
The Anon WM3 Snow Goggles is high-end eye protection for women. They are the flagship of the Anon line, and they look beautiful. From the frames to the lens you’ll find comfort, durability, and style. Anon itself is owned by Burton,...
The Anon Helix 2.0 is a snowboarding goggle made by Anon, for more company information click on the previous link and I’ll have a full list of their products. The company itself is owned by Burton which almost anybody has heard...
Anon Relapse Snow Goggles are less expensive than a pair of M4 Goggles, but that doesn’t mean the quality is lacking. Burton is the parent company of Anon, and they’re known as a company that has expensive products. But I’ve never...
Anon Sync Snowboard Goggles are built to connect with the Anon Neckwarmer. In addition to that, they are helmet compatible as well. This means the sync will connect to your head and neck without issue. Furthermore, that means you’ll be warm,...
Anon M2 Goggles are built with durability and great specifications. I personally like a good pair of Anon Goggles and mine have never let me down. If you can find them at a good price, you’re a blessed man or woman....
Anon M3 Snow Goggles feature quick lens change technology that uses powerful magnets to make things easy. This means no more messing with rubber goggles that constantly have gaps. I hate those goggles, they’ve wasted so much of my time. Quick...
Anon is a Burton-owned company, and because of that a lot of us have purchased a pair. I’ve owned a couple of pairs in my time on the mountain, and have never had an issue with them. The Anon M4 Snow...
The end of a snowboard season is always depressing to me. Here I am at the top of my game shredding all over the mountain, and the snow goes away. Then a question arises, how do I store snowboard gear? If...
The way Snowboard Bindings Fit is a very important piece to the shred puzzle. When you’re out snowboarding you’ll want quick responses between your board and your feet. Obviously, your boots are important to this connection as well. However, I propose...
It’s an age-old question that every snowboarder knows the answer to. Are snowboard boots comfortable to walk in? I would say yes. That might be the definitive answer to most people, however, there’s a deeper answer to this question. And I...
For the last few years, I’ve been wanting to get my hands on a pair of Copozz Snow Goggles. I’ve written a lot about Zionor, and Anon, but that doesn’t mean I’m focused on one brand. One of the things I...
Knowing when to wax your snowboard can be a difficult task. I used to struggle with knowing when to wax and now I go by how many times I’ve snowboarded on that particular snowboard. For example, my Burton Custom X needs...
A Snowboard Camber Profile is the shape of the snowboard when it lays on it’s side. There can be anywhere from 4-6 different camber profiles, however, the last three I’ll talk about are hybrids of the first 3. There are a...
Have you ever been to the local ski resort and seen someone on a snowboard with a backpack? Here in Minnesota, I’ll see it from time to time, and before I went west it would annoy me. Whether you’re at Afton...
My first set of goggles were an inexpensive pair of Anon Snow Goggles. I was learning to snowboard at Hyland hills in Minnesota, and we had a powder day. I remember it was snowing so hard that I was not able...
Snowboard boots stretch out and are notorious for it. By some, estimates they will stretch (or pack out) from half a size to one full size. I had a pair of size 11 DC Judges, and I swear they’re size 12s...
Many people go out snowboarding, and many of them have ill-fitting boots. learning how snowboard boots should fit has to be your top priority. I’d even say it’s more important than your first lesson. One of the worst experiences of my...
Setting up your bindings can be a difficult task for a snowboarder who’s starting. I was luckier than most when I purchase my first snowboard. I didn’t have to wonder which snowboard binding is left and right. That’s right, I chickened...
Burton Is The Original Snowboard Company, It’s Founder Jake Burton Carpenter Is One Of The Major Players Who Pioneered And Invented Snowboarding. Burton Snowboards… The question on whether Burton Snowboards are good or if they’re bad is essentially irrelevant. It really...
Fear can be a good thing, but only if you use it correctly. In my life I’ve discovered that the trick to fear is using it to push forward. If you don’t, that’s the instant it’ll paralyze you. Fear while snowboarding...
Say the word Balaclava a few times really fast. It’s kind of a fun word to say because it rolls off the tongue. I bought my first one a few years back at Vail, because it was cold and my face...
Shredding on a Sunny day (or bluebird day) is a dream any snowboarder would love. It’s a dream that most people have right next to a powder day. Alright so I got a little carried away on that one. Hands down...
Night Skiing or Snowboarding, can be a pretty epic time, and having the right goggle lenses will make a huge difference. The right color lens for the right condition will help you see pitfalls, contours in the snow, and obstacles you...
If you’re like me, you’ve been getting more and more excited. The summer is over and the leaves have fallen. It’s almost snowboarding season and it can’t come soon enough. However with the awesomeness of winter around the corner, I tend...
I’ll tell you my bias now, I’m like a good pair of mittens during the winter. Mostly that’s because I love snowboarding and they work really well for me. However for you the question of gloves vs mittens can be confusing....
Snowboarding in Minnesota isn’t the first thing that runs through a persons mind when they hear Minneapolis, or Minnesota. In fact most of the time they’ll hear that annoying accent we all tend to have. I’m born and raised in Minneapolis,...
This year Ride has completely overhauled and streamlined their snowboard binding line. Ride A-4 Snowboard Bindings are the base binding for all mountain performance and value. While Ride has more expensive bindings with a lot of bells and whistles. The Ride...
The GNU RC C3 is a camber lovers dream. When you take this board to the mountain you’ll be able to ride almost every where imaginable (except deep powder, more below_. The board itself won’t shred half-heartedly either. It’ll rip. This...
The DC Control Boa Snowboard Boot is a midrange Snowboard Boot With A Medium Flex Rating. They have the exact same flex as a pair of DC Scouts with the added benefit of a 2nd BOA. To me that’s an awesome...
DC outdid themselves when they made this snowboard boot. I keep looking at them trying to convince myself to spend the money. I really want a Pair of DC Shuksan Boots. The DC Shuksan Snowboarding Boot Is An All Mountain/Back Country...
When you purchase a pair of DC snowboarding boots. You get a distinct feeling of quality and comfort. This isn’t lost with Mutiny Lace-Up snowboard boots. With these snowboard boots you’ll get a very comfortable boot, with an extremely reliable lacing...
DC has partnered with Travis Rice to develop a snowboard boot that just all around rocks. They come with a stiffness rating of 9, and to the best of my knowledge only the Shuksan is stiffer. Not that you’d really notice...
Who makes the best snowboard pants is a debate that can get really heated. In reality, there’s a lot of factors that come into play. Personally, I love a DC brand of snow pants. They’re called Banshee’s and are super comfortable....
When you’re learning how to snowboard, you might think it’ll be a difficult process. However with the right teacher and gear, you can streamline the process, and make it really epic. The first time I tried to snowboard, a friend of...
The Ride LXH Snowboard Binding is built for women who freeride. Whether you’re searching for deep powder, that epic tree run, or just cruising the back country. A pair of Ride LXH bindings will help you experience the mountain. These bindings...
The Ride KS Snowboard Binding is a freestyle women’s binding. It comes at an amazing cost if you’re looking for extra lift ticket money, and they look amazing. While their price tag is low, they have new ratchet technology build into...
Ride VXN Snowboard Binding is a mid level binding made for women who love to freeride. This means these bindings will take you all over the mountain and then some. These bindings are extremely comfortable, easily adjustable, and they absorb shocks...
Ride DVA Snowboard Bindings are built for women who shred everywhere on the mountain. Ride classifies the bindings as Freestyle. So I’ve been digging into reviews and snowboarders seem to love these wherever they shred. On the binding stiffness spectrum, they...
The Ride Fame Snowboard Binding is a women’s Freeride snowboard binding. Ride bindings are built for ladies who know where they’re going and what they’re getting into on the mountain. While they do have the highest price tag in the Ride...
The Ride LX Snowboard binding come with a softer flex giving you a more forgiving ride. This means whether you shred the park, or are a budding shredder, these bindings would be perfect for you. If you’ve been following my blog...
The Ride KX Snowboard binding is built for freestyle riding. They are an entry level binding for ride so if you’re trying to save some money or just getting started, these would be an awesome steel for you to get. Especially...
The Ride EX Snowboard bindings are built with precision, of course if your familiar with Ride, you understand all or their bindings are build that way. However these bindings are a great mid range all mountain binding. I’ve always been a...
The terminology of a goofy or regular snowboard stance has been around for a long time. I suspect it came from skateboarding, and that evolved from surfing. As a snowboarder, you’re essentially riding down the hill sideways, it’s obviously different from...
So you’ve decided to jump into the awesome world of snowboarding. Good for you, it’s an epic sport and you’ll love it. Keep in mind that it’s an expensive one too. This is especially when you buy the wrong gear, or...
The Ride Revolt Snowboard Binding is a freestyle binding with great connectivity and an awesome feel. The ratchets and straps are high quality, and the binding itself is excellently manufactured. All in all, Ride makes extremely high quality bindings. They’ve never...
The Ride Rodeo Is An Epic Addition To Any Snowboard. It Has Mid Range Stiffness, It’s Lightweight, And Made With Solid Aluminum Construction. While the competition continues to use simple polymers which flex out. Ride year after year makes amazing strides...
The Ride Snowboard LTD bindings are built specifically for freestyle shredders. The current year has added a lot of tech. These additions allow for fluidity and shock absorption. Wherever you want to ride, from the park to the back country, you’ll...
The Ride El Hefe Snowboard Binding Is A Wonderful Creation. It’s an all mountain snowboard that has amazing response and speed. While it’s heavier than many of its competitors (due to the aluminum build) it maintains its stiffness and response for...
The GNU B-Pro Snowboard Is An All Mountain Snowboard. Built specifically to shred all over the resort. The board itself is built to be a Freestyle/Directional Twin. (try saying that out loud 10 times). When riding the feel of the snowboard...
The GNU Free Spirit is an all mountain snowboard. It’s basic design is a freeride directional snowboard. This means it’ll excel in the back country and shredding in deep powder. I’ve been scouring the internet reading different reviews of the GNU...
The GNU Klassy is an all mountain/freeride snowboard. It’s got a directional base which means riding switch is more difficult, but cruising is more epic. The board give a smooth ride when carving between edges, and riding pow feels like a...
The GNU whip is a high end all mountain snowboard. It finds its home mostly in remote areas of resorts and tearing apart back country areas. It’s smooth, aggressive, and is most excellent. The snowboard itself is directional, that will give...
The GNU Chromatic Snowboard is a women’s snowboard designed specifically for all mountain use. The board itself is a directional twin all mountain snowboard (wow that’s a lot to say.) Even though it’s classified as an all mountain snowboard, inside it...
The GNU Ladies Choice is an aggressive all mountain snowboard. This is the snowboard you want to be on when the powder is deep, and trees are plentiful. I say it’s an aggressive snowboard because it’s primary focus is back country...
The GNU Velvet is an all mountain snowboard that focuses on one epic thing. Shredding the mountain. While you can take this snowboard into the park, or even ride on a bunny hill (much like a muscle car in a parking...
The GNU B-Nice Snowboard is a women’s snowboard for intermediate and beginner shredders who spend their time in the park and shredding the resort. The board itself is an ASYM twin, which means it’s the same shredding nose or tail first....
The GNU Pro Choice Is A Women’s Snowboard and designed for Epic skill and style. This is one of those snowboards you can take almost anywhere and be happy. Whether you’re going to hit some features in the park or charge...
The GNU Fun Guy is an aggressive all mountain/free ride snowboard. It’s directional so you’ll have to think a little more if you find yourself riding switch. The board itself is shorter and a bit wider. This gives it a bit...
The GNU Mullair is a back country deep powder shredding machine. If you’re one of those riders who spend the day searching for untouched pow, this could be the board for you. The board itself is a free ride directional build....
The GNU Billy Goat is an epic All Mountain/Freestyle Snowboard. It has everything you could want in a snowboardboard. Speed, stiffness, and some epic charging power, this snowboard really has it all. GNU really outdid themselves this year with the Billy...
This seasons all new GNU Hyper Kyarve is an all mountain/freeriders dream. It charges when you nose it down, and floats when you need to get some air. It’s the perfect snowboard for somebody who only needs one snowboard, providing they...
When I first started snowboarding over a decade ago, my instructor kept using the term jib. I smiled and laughed every time her said it, but I had not idea what he was referring too. Now I understand that a jib...
Head injuries are one of the worst things that can happen to you when you snowboard. If you learn how to fall properly, you can reduce that risk and keep yourself out of the emergency room. When you’re going snowboarding you...
When Snowboarding, Having The Right Setup can Be The Difference Between A Good And A Bad Day. That Being Said, Getting Your Snowboard Stance Setup Before You’re At The Mountain Is The Best Plan To have. A Snowboard Stance Is An...
GNU always makes environmentally conscious snowboards, and the GNU 4 has a really cool design. It’s an all mountain, environmentally conscious snowboard. The board itself is a twin directional. This means it doesn’t ride switch well, however it rides hard and...
GNU has made an ex excellent snowboard when they made The Finest Snowboard. It’s a high end park/all mountain hybrid that has amazing pop. If you’re reading a lot of reviews about this snowboard, you’ll notice pop is one of the...
The GNU T2B is an excellent freestyle snowboard. It’s got an asymmetrical twin shape, a continuous rocker and a centered stance. It excels in almost every area that you’d wanna shred. The board itself is built to be directional, this means...
The GNU Carbon Credit has been called “The Perfect Snowboard.” While I disagree because of my love for the Rider Choice. I can definitely see what these people are talking about. The Carbon Credit is easily one of the most chill...
The design of the GNU Gloss always leaves me a little on edge. Last years design was different (a good way to say it) This year, it has cats all over it. At least thats what I think they are. However...
The GNU Antigravity is a jack of all trades snowboard. It does everything well, but nothing amazing. If you’re looking for a universal snowboard that will give you a good ride wherever you go. This is an excellent board for you....
The GNU Headspace is the perfect snowboard for anybody who loves shredding inside the park. The board itself is a park ASYM Twin. This means it’ll ride the same where the nose or tail is going downhill. It’s soft, balanced, and...
One of the things I like about GNU snowboards is they have a good deal of technology built into them. The GNU money is an epic board with an awesome price tag. I’d highly recommend this board if you’re into: All...
Loveland Ski area is located 53 miles west of Denver, and is one of my favorite resorts to shred. It was the 4th mountain I’ve ever snowboarded on and it was an epic powder day. When you visit loveland, there’s a...
One of my favorite places to shred has to be Vail. I’ve personally waited on writing this review so I could think compile my thoughts about it. I really wanted to give it justice, in light of that, I’ll probably keep...
The 2021 GNU Women’s Snowboard lineup looks pretty epic this year. This post will be a combination of what some friends of mine have said after they tested the board, what I’ve read, and other information I’ve gathered from random sources....
When you’re purchasing a new snowboard, finally making a decision on one can be a difficult decision. There are so many different brands, styles, and cambers, how do you finally make a decision on one? My latest blog post is a...
Welch Village Ski Resort is a ski resort that I’m very fond of. When I was in college, I had a season pass to two different resorts. Every weekend I’d decide where I would shred, and it was a hard decision....
Shredding at Keystone was my first Colorado mountain experience. I’d only been snowboarding in the mountains once prior to this, and I was a rookie, so it doesn’t count. I remember looking around and seeing an epic bluebird day. It was...
A few years ago, some friends and I did a road trip to Colorado. I’d been there to shred once or twice but had never ridden Beaver Creek. I’d spent most of my time at Vail, and saw no reason to...
I’ve been snowboarding for the better part of a decade, and during my first year, I heard about Trollhaugen. Anyone that snowboards or skis in the Twin Cities has heard about this ski resort, and I’m pretty confident a good chunk...
Breckenridge was a place that didn’t impress me the first time I shredded there. However, it was an icy day and one of the locals I’d met called it Brecken fridge. I rode around trying to get my bearings, but I...
Growing up in Minneapolis I always snowboarded at Afton Alps or Welch Village. Because of this, I developed a weird mentality against powder ridge. I judged it somewhat harshly, mostly because I didn’t wanna drive out to the cornfields, but wasn’t...
I’ve spent a lot of time snowboarding and not enough time at Giants Ridge. Last season I was given the opportunity to meet up with a buddy of mine to go out and shred the resort. It turned out to be...
I’m a bit biased because I live in Minneapolis and I’ve been a season pass holder at Afton Alps for over a decade. I’ve ridden every resort within 50 miles and it’s my favorite place to shred in the Twin Cities....
When you learn how to carve on a snowboard, it opens new possibilities on the mountain. Carving is elegant, sleek, and an epic tool to use. On my last post, I wrote how to do a skidded turn, that’s a basic...
Learning how to turn is the most important snowboarding skill you can master, and Skidded Turns are the first step towards that goal. On a snowboard turning is how you stop, steer, and maintain control of the snowboard. When you’re heading...
A few seasons back, I spent a small fortune getting my Burton Custom X waxed. It seemed like I was always in need of one. Averaged out it cost me $30 a visit to the board shop, and I’m ashamed to...
It’s the stuff most snowboarders dream about, fresh powder is why we shred, and it’s on the top of our minds. It’s why we curse icy days, and skip school during a snowstorm. For those of us in the midwest, we...
Ride Capo snowboard bindings are a high end all mountain snowboard binding. There manufactured quality is unparralled and I’d highly recommend them to anybody who loves to roam the mountain. These are the bindings I personally ride on regularly. So this...
I purchased my first Burton Custom X in July of 2009. These snowboards are stiff, fast, and fun to shred on. The only downside, the stiffness gave me some issues in regards to maneuverability. However this might be due to the...
I have 5 snowboards but only ride on two of them regularly. Before Buying my Riders Choice, I really wanted a board to shred tree runs in. I’d been in Colorado the previous year. and my Burton Custom X wasn’t up...
Zionor is a company I came across in 2017. I was looking for a new pair of snowboarding goggles. Mine had come down with a horrible illness. The’d constantly fog up, which made shredding at high speeds impossible. They got worse...
The DC Judge Snowboarding Boot Has Been Around For Over A Decade. With Above Average Flex, Dual Boas, And An Improved Ventilation System, These Boots Are Perfect For Snowboarding In The Back Country. These boots are durable, lightweight, and super responsive....
The DC Scout Snowboard Boot Is A Beginner To Intermediate Snowboard Boot That Is Built For All Mountain, And Free Ride Snowboarders. They Rate A 6/10 On The Stiffness Scale, Which Means They Have More Give Than A DC Judge Or...
Have you ever stared at a wall of snowboards, knowing you wanted to buy one, but you didn't know what type it should be? Most of us have had that issue when learning about shredding. Snowboarding has so many crazy words...
There are a lot of factors to consider when you need to buy new pants. Fit, style, waterproof rating are all things to consider, and that's not even the whole list. In my guide, I'm going to show you what I've...
When you’re out shredding a helmet can be your best friend. It’ll keep you warm, protect your head and there’s a place for epic stickers. What more could you ask for? A good helmet will literally take the hit for you....
Purchasing Snowboard Bindings can be a scary task to somebody who’s never snowboarded before. When I first learned how to shred, a friend of mine was the manager at a local snowboard shop. She got me setup, and told me what...
I remember everything like it was yesterday. At the time I had a mild concussion from the earlier hit to my head. I wouldn't take it seriously, and I barely noticed the pain. There was a constant headache but ibuprofen took...
Wearing Snowboard Goggles will significantly improve your performance on the mountain. They protect your eyes from the sun, snowflakes, and other random debris. They also prevent your eyes from watering or freezing at high speeds. As a rule of thumb, how...
Riding switch, is difficult but not impossible. When I became a snowboard instructor, I realized how weak my switch riding was. I was teaching a class of elementary school students. One kid was in 3rd grade, and amazing on a snowboard....
When you get into snowboarding, you’ll have to realize there’s a lot of Jargon. Much like any sport or company, snowboarders have developed their own language. This is especially true when you’re talking about gear. The term snowboard boots is an...
I started to write this as a refresher for me. I’m a snowboarding instructor in Minneapolis during the winter and I like to remind myself of things I constantly tell people when they’re learning. This blog post will contain snowboarding tips...
I love snowboarding season, being a lifelong Minnesotan there’s not much to do when winter is half the year. When it does end, I need to find a way to stay in boarding shape. So I can be ready the next...
A lot can be said about finding epic ski resorts with good powder and short lines. it varies by the year, and short lines one day could be long lines another. Instead I like to focus on the terrain, and epic...
Over the last decade I’ve done a lot of snowboarding. I’ve traveled to a lot of resorts, and I have fond memories of most of them. I’m going to share a lot of Snowboard Tips I’ve learned along the way. So...
A couple of times a year, I’ll grab my snowboard and head to a Mountain in Colorado. I always go to Vail for an annual pilgrimage. Once or twice a year I pack my gear and leave Minneapolis to go and...
