Snowboard Bindings Angles & Width Breakdown!

Your snowboard stance includes your binding angles and width but its not as simple as just slapping bindings to a board. I hope you're ready for a super informative but comprehensive snowboard stance video. I've spend countless hours putting this video together and lost lots of sleep editing so I hope you like this in depth snowboard bindings angles and width video

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[tommiebennett]

*correction/ clarification. Ryan Knapton does not ride Posi-posi but I was trying to illustrate how you can get good board control, and have very dynamic riding. I apologize for any confusion.

[coolbrotherf]

I don't use bindings, I just hold on really tightly with my toes. Takes doing kickflips way easier.

[chrispayne]

Most Excellent! I was playing about with discs on a channel and two older regular hole boards (Process, Custom and Flow Whiskey.. such a useful video and overhead shots make binding issues so much clearer. PS I’m trying to improve big time and I’m 71 on 3/17/24!

[daviddetweiler]

What i've learned over the years is to dedicate a slow day on the hill (maybe with a new person) and play with width vs angle vs highback angle to really learn what works. Sometimes you find with your fitness level you can adjust your stance.

[djdramatical]

I ran into Tommie yesterday at Keystone. He took a few minutes to chat with me. Super nice guy.

[kevin_howell]

I only ride directional boards and ever since switching to posi/posi my riding has improved tons! +21/+9 for me...

[BlackRaven]

Thanks for the video! I had a boarding lesson today and my instructor set my bindings to be straight, I had issues with turning all day so hopefully setting them right will help next time!

[UnratedPlayer]

awesome video dude. thank you. appreciate all the details. super helpful for beginners

[durrtydan]

Great vids bro! Always very informative with lots of detail, catering to all levels of rider 👌🏽

[flyingspinach]

Great video ! Completely agree with your personnal set up, having the same (+15 / -15 true twin camber)

[rik-keymusic]

Man you went to japan! How awesome!! That would be a dream come true for me… some day I’ll hope to board over there ! ❤ ありがとうございます

[JDenim]

That’s crazy. Was researching this will doing dishes and your doing a live video. Dope timing.

[dwightgentz]

Thanks for demystifying the binding setup for newbies.

[lucasrocha]

Thank you Tommie the most helpfull video!! I'm confused with bindings distances because change my beginner 148cm 4x4 Rossi board to channel system 154cm (Burton Custom camber) angle it's easy I like 15 front foot and -6 back foot but every video I watched people talk about angles not about bindings distances and positions and you talk about everything..

[robcarr]

Another great video!!! The "nerdy guy" glasses caught me off guard! Hilarious!! 🤘🤘

[dsywctn]

Yes, I mimic you sentiment, life was a complete misery before I have arrived to a stiff camber board. Severe crashes and caught edges on flat, rocker and whatever crap was found in rental shops about 5 years ago before camber boards made a comeback flushing lots of that crap out of the market into the freestyle and freeride niches.

[Banditt_Red]

I’m hitting up keystone for the first time next Tuesday I’m so excited

[cococastro]

I love your channel Tommie. Your work excels in every video. Keep it up!.

[MaryAgbro]

Awesome! I just came across your channel, really great tips! Thanks

[sbelljr]

Ill give these width drills a try, thanks! A couple additional variables to consider: snowboard boots will change your ankle mobility, and some bindings have tilted foot pads that would make wider stances more comfortable vs flat ground. So definitely have to feel out your full setup on the hill.