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What is Camber? What is Rocker? Flat? Hybrid Camber? When choosing a snowboard, the most important feature to look at is the camber profile. The bend of your board has the strongest affect on the way it rides, so we made this video to clear up all the jargon and help you find the best profile for you. In general, camber boards are best for aggressive riders because they give you more pop, power, and edge control. Reverse camber (rocker) boards lift the contact points out of the snow for easy edge to edge turning and playful catch free riding. This makes them perfect for beginners, casual riders, and park rats. Flat and hybrid camber boards blend the best of both worlds to give you all around boards for the whole mountain.
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System Package Timeless Snowboard 159 cm-Summit Binding 2019 APX Snowboard Boots 11
The Timeless is a snowboard guaranteed to live up to it's name! Built around the strongest core System has, the 3D Core with Edgelock is full tip to tail poplar with high density stringers running just outside the center of the board as well as down ... (as of July 6, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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Camp Seven New Roots CRC Snowboard +APX Bindings Men's Snowboard Packages (159 cm)
Camp Seven Roots CRC Snowboard: You asked for it and we delivered. The perennial fan favorite Roots finally has an alternate camber brother! The Roots CRC (camber-rocker-camber) is a new edition to the Roots line and allows riders to choose a board w... (as of July 6, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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Flexible Flyer Avenger Kids Beginner Snowboard. Youth Plastic Snowboarding Toy Slider, 90 cm, 37 x 8 x 3 inches, Black
KIDS BEGINNER SNOWBOARD - Flexible Flyer plastic snowboard that’s perfect for entry-level snowboarding in your backyard or local sledding hill BINDING STRAPS - Pre-mounted kids snowboard binding straps accommodate snow boots; adjustable ratchet syste... (as of July 6, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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EMSCO Group – Graffiti Snowboard – Great for Beginners – For Kids Ages 5-15 – Design your Own Board Graphic – Solid Core Construction – Adjustable Step-In Bindings
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What would be good snowboard for tricks, carving and stable?
HI..i am looking for a board that is stabil on Butters and carving.i am little better than beginner and looking to spice up my slopes by learning to butter in adition to carving.not confident yet to hit the park. i was thinking Burton Process flying V. or would it be better to have camber in middle ?
Great vid. I’m a good intermediate riding mostly pistes (all grades) some park in which i suck but want to get a little better. I weigh 65 kg and slim build. Riding a 2006 burton custom. I only get to ride a week a season. Any tips as to what to buy next
Hello, i am new to snowboarding and deciding on what board should i get. I really want it to be catch free and stable at the turns maybe even for agressive carving also i i’d like it to be interesting to ride more than 1 season. I am thinking about Burton Blunt with a new flying V bend. Thank you!
Hi! Great video, good explanation 🙂 I am looking for a snowboard for snowkiting (kitesurfing). I can’t choose between flat and rocker to camber. Basically I wan’t it to ride fast and go upwind better. Which one would be better choice? The riding position is different than snowboarding – front leg is straight, back leg is bended, and you ride on only one edge.
Hi thanks for the vid ! I have a little question, i ‘m an intermediate snowboarder ( i carve well, i succeed with 180’s even if sometimes i fail xD, and i ride well in general, i’d like to go deeper in freestyle, either flat or jump(butter, grabs, 360’s) i’d like to know what is better ? I will not pass my day at parks but i’d like to be able to if i want. So what is better in your opinion ? Thanks !
Awesome Vid! I just rode up in Sugar Mountain NC for a few days on some rental Atomic snowboard (150cm). I’m just beginning to learn to carve and connect turns with speed. I’m also learning to trust myself of going toe-side. I’m 5’9″ and about 150 lbs. Is there a camber style and length you would recommend?
My board is flat. Stiff and catchy as hell. Excellent at carving and landing jumps. However im not pro enough to do 180’s off jumps due to the many catches if had in the past.
What about the Flying V from burton?
What was the last board shown? That thing was sick
Best up to date camber profile explaining. I’m looking for a board thats catch free hybrid camber when riding flat foot. Is flat in the middle and rocker tail and nose the best option for me? And how about Camber in the middle and rocker on tip and tail?
I’m looking for a board that is good for jibs, rails, jumps, tail presses, and fast runs. What type of board should I get?
awesome vid. I’m looking for a board that can handle high speeds and jumps but also playful enough for butters and rails and ease of carving. what do you suggest camber wise?
i’m a beginner just started, i have a wide 154cm k2 fatbob. i’m 5’11, size 12boots,weight is 195lb is the board too small, should i get a 159cm?
I’ve been riding a Rossi amptech district for 2 years and i wanted to pick up something different.. i spoke to a few people and one suggested a Rome blackjack. I purchased it and unfortunately i live in Florida so my trips are over for this winter. Can you give me an idea of what to expect out of this flat camber board and was it a good choice..?
hey guys looking to buy my first set up im sort of inbetween beg and int my local guys are saying the k2 turbo dream would be match.. im 6″1 and 130 kg with a 11.5 foot… you thoughts would be good
im really new to snowboarding, and im deciding which kind of board i should get, ive only snowboard once, and decided to get a new board! what would you suggest just riding in a park? directional or twin? camber or rocker? Tbh, i just got a burton ripcord 3d with v-rocker bend, but im still not too sure if this is the right board for me. what is your advice? many thanks in advance!
My first board is Rocker, I want to upgrade to more stable boards. I do powder sometimes I want something more stable than rocker what do you recommend ? Flat, or Rocker-flat-Rocker, or Rocker-Camber-Rocker, or Camber-Rocker-Camber ? As you explained R-C-R is what I need but I quite didn’t get how C-R-C rides I need help.
And thanks in advance
I am a beginner, height 164cm (5.38 feet), what do you think is the best board for me?
I ride a forum destroyer chili dog and I like how forgiving it is but I’ve noticed when I hit higher speeds it gets pretty washy and feels like certain death. What would you recommend when looking for a board that’s playful but still offers stability at high speeds and on jumps. It is my first season too so I am lacking in skill. Thanks for all your help
Nice video.
Easier to carve with a rocker board did you say? I don’t think that’s correct….
What can you recommend of the camber to rocker?
please help. I will be picking up park board in next few days. lib tech box scratcher or capita Scott Steven? mainly for flat land tricks.
Thank you and welcome any comments or suggestions.
that space case is a gorgeous board.
Im a beginner and i sorta got the camber rocker is that still okay to practice on?
Do a stiff vs soft flex video pls
2:45 strait nawwsty
Video was great….good explanation…. Can u tell me the board that u used when u did ur explanation for the flat boards? Thanx
Hey! So I learned with a GNU BTX rocker, and I really don’t like how I keep popping out when I try to stop fast. It’s like I’m skidding down the hill until my board finally grabs.
I’m looking for a board that doesn’t do that, one that I can take on some real mountains, and still have the ability to go over some small jumps…but no park.
I appreciate any feedback!
Question: just had some really deep snow day from a winter storm (4 feet of light fresh powder in 3 days) and it’s got me looking at some powder boards. I love the surfy feeling of the K2 cool bean I was riding, however a few days later the snow was deep but more packed down and icy in some spots so I’d like a powder board that could carve really well. I’ve been looking at the T-Rice HP Pro/Jones Flagship/Jones Hovercraft. I really wanna go with the T rice but I’m curious with the C2 camber profile how well is it gonna be in powder? Having camber under foot kinda makes it seem like it would dig into the snow rather than float.
your cute
hello i am buying a snowboard camber and can u help me whitc one is good ooo i am riding mostly on normal tracs and little in park. Thank you
I just got back from la plagne in France, using my 154 forum freestyle board. Looking at getting something that I can use for a little pow, piste but mainly jib and just playing about. What would you suggest board wise? I saw a gnu metal that seemed to fit the bill.
Sweet video! I’m looking to buy my first board. I think I’m keen on a hybrid, just don’t know which. Camber/Rocker or Rocker/Camber. Last season I rented a Jones Aviator. Enjoyed it. So Maybe Camber/Rocker would be closer to the aviator with a little forgiveness?
What is the kind of camber on the boards that most rental places give the average person, or could it be anything?
CAM-ROC all the way
I’m looking for a new board so love the 411! Too many decisions haha!! I want stability on the fast flats & trees, but still float in pow. No park for this old lady. I’m thinking Camrock.
Hybrid camber is it then!! Great video, thanks!
I’m trying to improve my buttering but I also like to carve. What kind of board should I get?