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Board - A beginner should have a board that has a beveled edge (so that the edges do not catch as easily) has some flexibility, and is a kind of hourglass-shaped maxi-pad, making it relatively easy to convert.
Boots - The most important thing is that the boot always moves with the foot. From the boot is bound to the board and controlling it with your feet if your foot moves inside the boot, the foot movement will not result in movement board. Make sure you get good boots.
1. The boot should be snug from toe to heel
2. When you lift the heel of the foot, the heel should not move inside the boot. That is, the heel should not come above the trunk floor. Lift the heel should lift the heel of the boot too and should not be a space between the heel and the boot.
3. You should not be able to rotate the foot or ankle with respect to the boot when the boot is wedged or pinned in a stationary position. Loose boots can be a problem for women renting men's boots, their feet tend to be more limited.
Boots with dense foam, form-fitting in the heel solve problems (2) and (3). Foam is a part of the inside of the boot and placed in the hollow of his tendon Achilles tendon so that when the heel is coming, grabs in the foam and the boot comes up too. Do not leave the rental equipment desk until you are satisfied - it could mean the difference between the control of the table and not having control over your board.
Helmet - You'll want a helmet with good visibility that does not block your peripheral vision, and one that does not deafen you so you can hear skiers and riders approach from the sides and back. Different countries have different names for safety certification. Therefore, if done in Europe, one might say CE. If done in the U.S. Snell could say. They are made to crack so your head no. Replace the helmet if it becomes broken inside or outside.
Lace up and tied to
Boots have lace holes and hooks. Pull hard on the strings when the lace through the holes. Before connecting cords through each set of hooks, tie (as is tied sneakers, except stop before bowing). After plugging the cord into the top hooks, tie, hook through the lower hooks again, tie. Then hook through more hooks up again and tie in a bow. It is clear where you put your feet on the board. Strap bindings look like sandals, except with a holder for behind your ankle. Put your foot in - make sure your heel is all the way back, touching support. Strap the ankle strap first, then the toe strap. Make sure you get them too tight. To walk on land plane to loose his foot tail. You will feel uncomfortable for a while. Do not worry. It goes away.
Clothing
clothing should be warm, but not limited resistant water and breathable.
Attire - Wear something you can move around in. Pants that are moderately strong, working for skiing, will not work for snowboarding. He knelt down much more and twisting and squatting and balancing, so you do not want restrictive clothing. Your jacket should significantly overlap pants so that snow falls around her waist. So either get a long jacket that goes well below the top of his pants, or a normal-length jacket with tall ski pants underneath that cover the abdominal muscles. I chose the second: the tall ski pants ($ 29 USD) that looked and was too large and nylon jacket ($ 59 USD). It was dry, warm and happy. Everything that touches snow must be water resistant. The lining and layer below does not matter much, if not retain sweat. Cotton is BAD. Chenille, fleece or wool is good. Gore-tex is very good. You really do not have to spend a fortune but you have to spend enough to be warm, breathable and water resistant (read the clothing labels.)
Socks - Wear only one pair of socks Ideally, the thick long acrylic socks with a very light fabric (turn "upside down to check).
Gloves - Get really warm, waterproof gloves - The lengths extend over the wrists of his coat. Get gloves you feel comfortable in not - that make you feel like you're using the claws of a bear costume giant of the game. Want gloves where you can easily make a fist, for reasons I'll explain in a minute. Make gloves, not bulky in those days.
Goggles or glasses with polycarbonate lenses ($ 25 USD), which will not break when you fall.
Scarf - tied securely, or turtle fur (a pull-over cylindrical thingy for the neck)
I was on the steepest part of the mountain toeside, and I reached out and touched me in front of the track with his hand and felt that it passes through the.
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