The Hot Sauce Gets Trenched! 

It was soft with blowing snow up high that day, we had better corduroy lower. Those videos coming soon(ish).

Wasn't he riding hard boots back in his racing days?

Ask him. Tremblant was my everyday ride at the time. He showed me his boardercross setup personally. Don’t know if that’s what he always raced on. I made my own at the time and bolted it to the highback. I also bolted the highback to the baseplate. Being able to drive the edge through the wing allowed me to use zero forward on the highback (I use quite a bit of lean on the rear highback though). It gives me more rotational mobility to modulate the edge angle with my feet through a turn on steep, icy, mixed snow and avoid chatter. There’s no way I could get the same pencil line magic turns you’re getting on steeps, but I’m on a one board quiver trip riding powder or ice with the same setup and board. +12/27 Korua Dart. Great job showing the world what’s possible and how to do it.

@jimmin4483 Very cool! I rode a Dart yesterday in powder, grey ride. Post a photo of your setup in the binding mod thread on the new forum at carversconnection.com please? I'd love to see it.

The Last Snowboard Bender?

The Last Snowbender @@cherrycarves

@@cherrycarves that actually works better! Pun intended 🫡😂

Ya, well don't forget that I have a lifetime of practice, the best boards on the planet and abs of steel! Keep practicing Nic, you'll get there too.

@@cherrycarves I was hoping there would be a link in the description for buying the abs of steel, but I don't see it. Will you be providing that in the mailing list emails?

@bentaylor2362 Yes. Only three installments of $99.99 and you get a free set of Ginsu Knives! (Value $699.99)

Awesome. Thanks for you great contents and tutorials. Which board is this? Looks like a Never Summer Proto or similar. Ciao from Italy

@simonedeb Ha! Not similar at all... This is Jasey-Jay Anderson TCX 171 with a 15m sidecut and 196mm waist. Join the mailing list if you want one, or something similar. Ciao

So hard to say... A US women's 9 is a US men's 8 or mondo 25.5. This is Ryan Knapton's boot size and his board is 340mm in the waist, for example... Realistically, for a mere mortal, 27.5 or 28cm will be plenty for deep carving in most conditions on an average size 8m sidecut board.

@@cherrycarves thanks a lot for all your help!