In short: bindings.
First, there are snowboard boots. They are stiffer than your average winter boots, but aren't like ski boots in that they are not constructed out of solid parts. The closest analogy I can think of is a loose or soaked cast. They're just stiff enough to let the bindings, which are attached to the board hold your feet tight in them without traumatizing you.
ANSWER:
The one that holds your feet on a board is your bindings. You have to wear your snowboard boots then place the bindings after.
a binding
There is no grip on a snowboard. Your feet are held down by the bindings.
usually 22 feet
usually 22 feet
Well the snowboard should be just about as tall as you
Chances are the way that feels best is right.
i say around 3-4 feet
A split snowboard is a snowboard that can split into skis I believe.
The Driver X Snowboard Boots provided by Burton are used primarily by people who like to snowboard as a hobby. They offer support for the impacts suffered by your feet well snowboarding.
a crappy snowboard.
a snowboard store
It depends on what you are doing, how tall you are, and you experience level. If you are new to snowboarding you want a snowboard that is up to your shoulder. If you are just going down hills you want a snowboard that is up to your shoulder. If you want to hit jumps you want to get a snowboard that is 4 inch (7 cm) down from your arm pit.