EzLounging

I tried some flow many many moons ago. Didn't like the feel. It was like simultaneously too stiff and too loose. Like yur mom.

Shit like this is why I keep coming back to EL like a junkie looking for his next fix.

Your alarm goes off and you rub your sleepy eyes. This song comes on the radio. Every morning. From now to eternity.

jota wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2024 3:52 pm

jota wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2024 3:20 pm

casjcade wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2024 3:13 pm I'm just waiting for the Atomic and Head semihard stepon boots.

And the return of the PJ, the F2 Eliminator and the bright clothes

@C.Fuzzy This could be the dystopian future (Although it was a beautiful past ) (and Bauer and Nerva were cool)

But far from joking, if the hard boot came back, I wouldn't be surprised to see some posi posi carvers or eurocarvers using them again looking for turns or some vitelly turns

Step-On happened in between, but I do still think that there is some truth to this 5 year old article:Gearpatrol Snowboard Boots History (2019)

These days when I do resort riding it is still in a DriverX from a few years ago, which I originally bought for splitboarding. Funnily enough it replaced a Deeluxe boot, which was super comfy, but got way too soft and crappy after only 20-30 days on it.

Being old and Euro, for splitboarding I am running hardboots (Dalbello Quantum something, TLT6 before that). They are not as comfortable as the Driver, but they are really not bad either. I really do think that if one of the "big" snowboard companies really wanted to do it, they could definitely release comfortable, lightweight and well performing hardboots.

I did try the Disruptive and while that is a bit more comfortable than other hardboots on the way down, it is not worth the noticeable extra weight per boot for me personally. But that boot comes from what, a small french company run by like 2 dudes and it is based on a skiboot from an Italian Maker that was completely unknown to me...

Kevington wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 12:08 am Your alarm goes off and you rub your sleepy eyes. This song comes on the radio. Every morning. From now to eternity.

Is Happy Mondays the Temu Oasis, or is Oasis the Temu Happy Mondays?

eleveneightnate wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 10:06 am

Kevington wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 12:08 am Your alarm goes off and you rub your sleepy eyes. This song comes on the radio. Every morning. From now to eternity.

Is Happy Mondays the Temu Oasis, or is Oasis the Temu Happy Mondays?

What is Temu?

I love the Happy Mondays and hate Oasis. I’m prepared to try Step-ons but it could go either way.

I remember seeing these in a shop and thinking it was interesting. I’m not the market for this but it makes sense for those who want to carve but not be in a fully rigid boot.

I still think the Ride Fuse is a hint of what is possible for soft boots if you fuse (no pun intended) hard and soft parts to achieve and maintain a specific flex profile in different areas of a boot.

Looks like we are in for a period of innovation and change in bindings over the next few years. Hopefully boots get some attention at some point as they are still kind of basic.

Whoa, they announced this a lot earlier than I thought they would.

https://snowboardmag.com/news/union-and ... QzBsey0XBQ

Union finally did it. They solved their crappy strap, ladder, and ratchet problem!

C.Fuzzy wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13, 2024 10:52 am

Kevington wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13, 2024 9:57 am

kary wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13, 2024 8:49 am Mark Sollors mentions in his bombhole "exciting new tech" coming to Burton boots. Any gossips on that?

Five BOAs, $900 a pair.

With little speakers in each boa for surround sound in the lift line & one buttplug rumble pack.

Sweet, that will match 1000$ AG 4L pants perfectly

What's the point if you still need to strap in?

Does absolutely nothing for me. Assuming it’s more entry-level oriented?