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Snowboarding for Beginners : Board Size for Beginning Snowboarders


Make sure you get the right size snowboard. Learn about proper board size for a snowboard in this free snowboarding lesson from an expert snowboarder. Expert: Kevin Byford Bio: Kevin Byford started snowboarding in 1988 and has been on the snow for 140 days every season since. He became an instructor in 1991 with the Ski and Snowboard Schools of Aspen. Filmmaker: Carolyne Harvey

25 Responses to “Snowboarding for Beginners : Board Size for Beginning Snowboarders”

  1. mwjk13 says:

    im 175 cm and 67 kg wat size board shud i get and i am size 8 boots wat width

  2. xXUrbanProductionsXx says:

    then thats bad cus you don’t want toe drag

  3. IVisionLive says:

    No, That is the Length of the board. Average is about 156 or so. The width is 26CM if Wide and 24/25 if regular or so

  4. DPfromthenorth says:

    @daniej1 : Where can you get these disks? and does it effect your riding?

  5. nasa1998 says:

    yes it will affect your carving cause your toe might get caught when your carving

  6. TheXbox360News says:

    Is the width of my board where it says “156″ because I have a Redline 156 Option and I where size 13 shoe and my foot hangs over the board by like an inch or two will the effect carving or anything?

  7. dejanpolo says:

    @daniej1
    dwarf is fat and gay

  8. daniej1 says:

    your snowboard size depends on your weight, not your length, and also on what type of riding you do

    also if your feet are to big for your board you can get disks that raise your bindings so you don’t get toe/heel drag as fast

  9. xBloodfatherx says:

    @cjacki32 only you can know if its too big for you!!!

  10. icecoolskater says:

    i have a problem
    my board is 24,4 wide and i have size 9,5 boots

    is that good?
    ‘cuz my toes are hanging about 3 cm off the edge

  11. TheChickMagnetTheMiz says:

    yes it is i am 5’7 and my board is 153cm

  12. Civic95 says:

    think so Im 5’9 and 157 is recommended for me

  13. Manbearsquirrel says:

    @cjacki32
    its a personal preference, i personally would want it a bit smaller it i was 5’5

  14. cjacki32 says:

    thanks…

  15. DuneRidr says:

    @cjacki32 your good to go

  16. theveetee says:

    @spitem1 its better for park, or things like that, atleast thats what ive told… ;P

  17. cjacki32 says:

    i got a board as a gift its 158cm. im 5’5 and 150 pound is my board too big for me?

  18. nolifeATALL23 says:

    mine is 163cm and its up to me nose….thats not to tall is it?….i can carve easily though….

  19. 400exman02 says:

    im size 12.5 and i dont use a wide board and i do just fine..fago

  20. jjeeffffrreeyyb says:

    Hes not completely wrong, but snowboards sizing is determined BY YOUR WEIGHT. check sizing charts on snowboard decks. No height factor involved

  21. korn686 says:

    It’s easier if it’s shorter really.

  22. hammerfalldigger07 says:

    im also goofy on skateboard(i cant skate really well:p)but im regular on snowboard(not really good at that either)

  23. spitem1 says:

    what whould happen if your board is 1-2 inches below your chin?

  24. FulloutProductions says:

    150 might be a good size for your height.

  25. Hawkster0001 says:

    must suck if your ambidextris, smack!

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