Snowboard Boots....I have never tried them on and dont know how sizes are...?
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you should go to a winter sports store and try some out.. for me, im pretty sure the boots were the same as my shoe size.. it might vary with different brands of boots but it shouldnt make too much of a difference
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Yes. They are awesome. The jeans are designed for custom fit. If you happen to need alterations, you can return them and they will alter them. The most important thing to remember, is to measure acurately. They will inform you of the measurements needed. I recommend this company!
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depends on the maker of the skates is what size you need.  if you are just buying skates at say walmart or a local sporting store then basic shoe size is how they are normally measured.\n\nif you want real inline skates, then look into names like luigino, powerslide, bont, etc.  here is the sizing chart for two of them but remember....top of the line inlines are each measured by each manufacturers specs.  http://www.powerslideusa.com/luigino/sizing_chart.htm\n\nI myself have the Powerslide C4's (http://www.powerslideusa.com/C4_tech_specs.htm ) and absolutly love them.  On indoor track have been clocked at 28mph and I know from others they can handle up to 85mph outdoors.\n\nalso know that normal ones bought at like walmart will not be fast, not be comfortable, not be form fitting to your feet and ankles, will have low grade wheels, bearings and spacers.  like anything else...you get what you pay for.\n\n\nhttp://www.skatebuys.com/\nhttp://www.baysideblades.com.au/index.html\nhttp://www.blairskates.com/inlineboots/index.html\nhttp://www.skatemogema.com/\nhttp://www.skates.com/\nhttp://www.lowpriceskates.com/
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same way as you find a very good pair of shoes.  you gotta shop around a try a few on for size.  when you find a pair that not only fits, is comfortable, but also goes with any number of outfits, go with that one...  ;-)
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If you have a tight budget, maybe consider getting a setup that's not ALL burton stuff. There are other good brands, and burton bindings will fit into any board and any bindings will fit into a burton board. If you aren't willing to consider other brands then try these places:\nwww.the-house.com\nwww.overstock.com\nwww.backcountry.com\nwww.christysports.com\nwww.shorelinesnowboards.com\nwww.boardsforless.com\nwww.snowboarddepot.com\nwww.boardzone.com\nwww.nextag.com\n\nAlso try looking at ski swaps and end of the season sales (now is a good time for that :) hope you find what you're lookin for!
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try ebay\nalso contact local tack shops for saddles\n\na size 15" is a size 15" no matter what style you ride.  Just make sure you get the right width!\n\nHope this Helps!
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How To Snowboard\n\nYou’re standing at the edge of the slope.  You look down at the endless road of snow and a sense of concern overwhelms you.  Freezing and fearful, you wish you had taken a lesson.  It is essential to learn the basics of snowboarding, before attempting to master the sport.\nFirst, you must decide of the time of day.  An early start is recommended since it gets very crowded.  Most lifts open at nine o’clock.  Also, consider the weather condition.  Check weather forecasts before arrival.  Wear many removable layers of clothing, and always be sure the outermost layer is 100% waterproof.  Also, always wear goggles.  Visibility and eye protection is very important.\nSecond, before hopping on the lift, you should become familiar with the parts of the snowboard.  Always wear the right size boots, and make sure they support on your ankles.  Wearing boots that are too tight can leave you with sore ankles or chin splints.  After choosing the perfect boot, consider your choice of binding.  The bindings are what clip your boots to the board.  There are two different types of bindings.  The clipping binding has a calf support in the back, and has two clips that snap around your boot.  This type of binding is the safest.  The other type of binding, the step-in, is made to just step directly on the board.  This one has no safely clip or back support.  It is less of a hassle, but most people do not feel as safe in them.  I suggest the clipping binding, because I feel the extra support on my calves gives me more control.  Once you have decided on the binding, choose your board.  Snowboards are made customized.  They vary in length and \n\nweight depending on the size and height of the rider.  The snowboard is measured in inches.  Children ride between a 38”-43”.  Women usually ride between 45”-53.  For men, the sizes can run from 55”-65”.  \nAfter choosing all the proper equipment, it is now time to approach the lift.  The lift assistant will line you into the path of the chair.  Lean back as you feel the chair picking you up.  Grasp the handlebars of the chair as it lifts you.  Failure to do this will cause you to fall off and you could get ran over by the chair  (This knowledge comes from a very humiliating personal experience).  The ride on the lift takes about five to ten minutes, but this depends on which run you choose.  As you approach the end of the lift, it is advised to signal the assistant to slow the lift down.  Most beginners find the lift runs too fast to exit safely.  Sit on the edge of the chair and ski off to the start of the run.\nOkay, now that you’re safely off the lift, and strapped in, let’s go!  The key is to stay parallel with the hill.  Keep you knees soft and slightly bent.  This will enable you to turn.  Since the hill can be very steep, it is important to have control to slow down and also came to a complete stop.  To do either, take your back foot and pull it forward while digging into the snow.  This will bring you perpendicular with the hill.  Slowing down takes a lot of practice.  Do keep in mind; however, that you will definitely takes a few plunges.  Try not to get discouraged and remember that it is very normal to spend most of the time on your behind than actually skiing.  This brings us to the next step.\nSafety is the most important factor in snowboarding.  Snowboarding can be a very fast and dangerous sport, so knowing snowboard safety is vital.  Basically, the faster you ride, the harder you fall.  It is depending on how you fall that makes all the difference.  If you find yourself loosing control and fall, do not ever catch yourself with your wrists.  It is a natural reaction to catch a fall by bracing yourself with your wrists, but this can cause a lot of damage.  It can possibly lead to sprained or broken wrists.  Furthermore, if you land on your wrists, your elbows are likely to lockout, leaving you with dislocated elbows.  To avoid these painful outcomes, always
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well i am 5'2 and have 147s. I would try maybe well check out this website!http://www.alpineskicenter.com/skisizes.htm \nhope you have a good winter♥
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Depends on what you want to be doing with the board. If you're just beginning, a medium sized board might be your best option. Something that comes upto your nose probably. Try a 167 board or so. Though I assure you when you buy a board, someone can give you more specific help on that, and it's best to go to a store and talk to someone, to find the right amount of flexibility for your weight, etc
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CONGRATS!  IMO all Salomon boards are really nice.  Enjoy the board.  You might want to see if it is the right SIZE board for you.  See here http://frostyrider.com/tips/size-guide.htm
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try different sizes\n\n:> peace\n.
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i just build my snowboard box this last weekend. last year i built a 16' x 1' x 4' box and i had used plexiglass and it cracked and warped with the temperature changes, so maybe that isn't the way to go. I'm guessing you should go with treflon or perspex? or id say use the stuff from the hockey rinks which probably rang from 60$-80$. idk if i helped any.
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There really is no definitive answer to that question. How stiff your boots are, like with skis, is a personal preference. Generally, higher performance boots will be stiffer but with all the Terrain Park Skiing going on there are a whole bunch of high performance ski boots being made that are softer. As far as space around your calf, there really should be very little but your ankles are more important to consider. Your ankle should have very little movement and your heel should not come up off the bottom of the boot. If your ankle is secure then the space around your calf will matter less
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My first few rides (season) were great, but I fell alot. I never rode one of those bud boards. Snowboard bindings are important. The bindings should clamp your feet/boots onto the board, like pedals on a bike. There's always time to snowboard. Use your front foot to steer. Wear gloves and a helmet.
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TRY GOING TO YOUR LOCAL SNOWBOARD DEALER IT IS USUALY LESS I KNOW SOMEONE WHO HAS ONE THEY ARE SWEET
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why? what shoe size are you?\n\n\n\n\nj/k but i dont think it has anything in common
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If you go on ebay and search for a snowboard, you can find complete snowboard packages for pretty inexpensively. And all you're really looking for is a cheap board and some good inexpensive boots. The most important thing to do with your board is to get it edged and waxed before you go. Any board is good with the proper care. Got to ebay, look in the newspaper, and try these sites\nwww.shopzilla.com\nwww.shopping.com\nwww.backcountryoutlet.com