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Small stances snowboarding

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MNS
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Are small stances on a snowboard a growing trend or something?

I've seen it a couple times. In this vid a few guys have them.

Aug 11 2013 2:06PM
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sNaubi
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small stance = less swing weight = more futuristic spins
Aug 11 2013 2:17PM
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CaptainDiabetes
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nah dude...
you need the biggest stance possible paired with latex pants
Aug 11 2013 6:11PM
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last_tango
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Does hinder that rail feel.
Aug 11 2013 7:06PM
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.Hugo.
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It seems like almost all snowboarders in MN are moving towards this
Aug 11 2013 7:37PM
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Rparr
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I don't understand, for the few years I snowboarded I felt dumb as shit when I had a small stance
Aug 11 2013 8:00PM
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Jeebus.
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Are snowboarding threads on skiing websites now a trend?
Aug 11 2013 8:02PM
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Bodhisattva_
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Yeah it's a MN/East Coast jibber thing... Skinny pant narrow stance rail killers are taking over snowboarding.
Aug 11 2013 8:32PM
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Uah
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Are snowboarders wearing saga threads now a trend? OP's video sure seems to think so.
Aug 12 2013 1:15AM
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Bodhisattva_
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Well yeah same with no high backs.. The tow rope and street rail riders in Mn an the east coast have a way more skate influenced style than anyone else.
Aug 12 2013 9:26AM
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LiquorLanch
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no highbacks is still incredibly rare to see, but the reason for the skate influence is that most people skate in addition to shredding and winter lasts about 3ish months for most of the east coast...meaning skating skill sets get transferred on hill
Aug 12 2013 11:21AM
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arnie_grape
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I ride small stance cause it goes really well with my skinny pants, jean jacket, fanny pack, yowie and shiny knock off ray bans
Aug 12 2013 11:45AM
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MNS
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I think in the "non-ski gabber" forum of ski websites it is.
Aug 13 2013 10:56AM
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Chewy.
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Scotty Vine's one footed double blew my mind.
Aug 13 2013 11:39AM
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Bodhisattva_
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Not even that gnar, one foot backies are almost easier than regular backflips on a snowboard
Aug 14 2013 1:06PM
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DENIM_CHICKEN
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I tried a narrow stance once and it was uncomfortable as fuck.
Aug 14 2013 6:55PM
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snowmosexual
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#StabSnowboarders
Aug 14 2013 7:03PM
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JAHBRADOR
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because its hesh as fuck and they all like to have their dicks squeezed between their legs when they land.

It feels really goood.
Aug 14 2013 7:37PM
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Chewy.
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This is bullshit.
Aug 14 2013 8:19PM
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Bodhisattva_
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Not at all lol I worked on an airbag jump all winter and did probably 200+ one foot flips and learned them to snow in the spring. It's easier because your kick out leg guides the whole flip nd then you just smash your foot to the outside of your binding and down on the stomp pad and ride out.. Literally not Even hard and it makes everyone shit bricks.
Aug 15 2013 11:30AM
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.Hugo.
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Wait, what airbag did you work at?
Aug 15 2013 12:34PM
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Bodhisattva_
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The one at Crystal Mt?
Aug 15 2013 8:26PM
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Chewy.
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Haha this made me laugh
Aug 16 2013 2:10AM
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