Comments on: I am looking into learning how to snowboard I was wondering what company is best for buying snowboards.? http://snowboardsale.org/snowboards/i-am-looking-into-learning-how-to-snowboard-i-was-wondering-what-company-is-best-for-buying-snowboards Best Information on Snowboards on Sale! Tue, 15 Dec 2009 22:02:11 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: Kayla http://snowboardsale.org/snowboards/i-am-looking-into-learning-how-to-snowboard-i-was-wondering-what-company-is-best-for-buying-snowboards/comment-page-1#comment-1869 Kayla Fri, 20 Nov 2009 14:18:59 +0000 http://snowboardsale.org/snowboards/i-am-looking-into-learning-how-to-snowboard-i-was-wondering-what-company-is-best-for-buying-snowboards#comment-1869 I would also go for a k2. I received a k2 this year & it has turned out great. My edges stay sharp and I have yet the need to wax my board. A good place to buy snowboards (& snowboard gear) is backcountryoutlet.com. The best time to get gear is right before snowboard season starts (august-october) or in the summer. They have great prices & although most of the gear is considered "last-year" it works just the same trust me! The best tip I can give you is to practice practice practice! Take every opportunity to hit the slopes & DON'T GIVE UP! :) To work on your balance when your not around the mountains try to jump on a skateboard & work on your heel-toe stearing. GOOD LUCK!<br><b>References : </b><br> I would also go for a k2. I received a k2 this year & it has turned out great. My edges stay sharp and I have yet the need to wax my board. A good place to buy snowboards (& snowboard gear) is backcountryoutlet.com. The best time to get gear is right before snowboard season starts (august-october) or in the summer. They have great prices & although most of the gear is considered "last-year" it works just the same trust me! The best tip I can give you is to practice practice practice! Take every opportunity to hit the slopes & DON’T GIVE UP! :) To work on your balance when your not around the mountains try to jump on a skateboard & work on your heel-toe stearing. GOOD LUCK!
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]]> By: hockeyjockey94 http://snowboardsale.org/snowboards/i-am-looking-into-learning-how-to-snowboard-i-was-wondering-what-company-is-best-for-buying-snowboards/comment-page-1#comment-1868 hockeyjockey94 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:33:59 +0000 http://snowboardsale.org/snowboards/i-am-looking-into-learning-how-to-snowboard-i-was-wondering-what-company-is-best-for-buying-snowboards#comment-1868 for reasonable prices, go for the lower name brands (morrow, 5150) they are cheaper and can be very affordable. if you have a little bigger budget try looking at k2 or burton (burton is not very cheap, but very ncie, and so is k2) try looking for a play it again sports in your area. they sell snowbaording stuff(morrow, ride, burton and 5150) and they even have some packaged deals. as for pennsylvania, http://skicentral.com/pennsylvania.html, shows a lot of resorts that are avalible for you. im guessing they recommend pocono mountain, so check there site out. as for tips: get lessons, only way to learn and the easiest way to learn too. take a few lessons, after that youll see a lot of improvment. remember it will come, so just keep practicing on the bunny hill and you'll be hitting blues and blacks in no time. -keep you knees bent - always look straight ahead -be aware of others -do what your instructor says -have fun to wear: underarmoun or shirt, sweatshirt and jacket longunderwear or sweatpants, and snow pants wear thick socks, you'll need them. Biggest tip: Have FUN! happy shredding, good luck<br><b>References : </b><br>snowboarder for reasonable prices, go for the lower name brands (morrow, 5150) they are cheaper and can be very affordable.
if you have a little bigger budget try looking at k2 or burton (burton is not very cheap, but very ncie, and so is k2)
try looking for a play it again sports in your area. they sell snowbaording stuff(morrow, ride, burton and 5150) and they even have some packaged deals.

as for pennsylvania, http://skicentral.com/pennsylvania.html, shows a lot of resorts that are avalible for you. im guessing they recommend pocono mountain, so check there site out.

as for tips: get lessons, only way to learn and the easiest way to learn too. take a few lessons, after that youll see a lot of improvment. remember it will come, so just keep practicing on the bunny hill and you’ll be hitting blues and blacks in no time.
-keep you knees bent
- always look straight ahead
-be aware of others
-do what your instructor says
-have fun

to wear:
underarmoun or shirt, sweatshirt and jacket
longunderwear or sweatpants, and snow pants
wear thick socks, you’ll need them.

Biggest tip: Have FUN!

happy shredding, good luck
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