If your snowboard is too big, it will be harder to control. A longer board will be quicker, but the added surface area and weight can make it harder for you to ride if you don't have the weight for it. There are situations when a longer board is preferred, such as powder riding where the added surface area will allow the rider to float better. A board on the smaller side is much better for park riding and jibbing because of the lower swing weight and the added control. Overall, it's important to make sure you size the board accordingly to your weight. Added is a link for a general snowboard sizing chart.
No, a snowboard wouldn't be too big. I am 5'10 and weigh 135 pounds, and I fit perfectly. Snowboards are made in many different sizes, meaning a kid that's 4'8 and weighs 80 pounds to a man that's 6'4 and weighs 180 pounds can ride a snowboard.
The height of a snowboard depends on you're height, for a freestyle snowboard you want it to be somewhere in between you chin and nose.
No its too small
Some of the features at the Big Bear Ski Resort include: Lodging and Dining, Snowsports Schools, Snowmaking, Inter-mountain shuttle, Ski & Snowboard Rentals, Ski & Snowboard Shops.
i say around 3-4 feet
A split snowboard is a snowboard that can split into skis I believe.
a crappy snowboard.
a snowboard store
An all mountain snowboard is a snowboard that can ride in deep pow, in terrain parks, and just riding reguraly. A freestyle snowboard is a snowboard that you can only ride in terrain parks.
a snowboard is "une planche à neige", but the French just say "le snowboard". Snowboarding could be "faire de la planche à neige", or "Faire du snowboard". "Je Fais du Snowboard"- I snowboard "Il Fait du Snowboard"- He snowboards "J'ai fait du snowboard"- I snowboarded "Je faisais du snowboard"- I was snowboarding "Tu aime faire du snowboard?"- Do you like snowboarding? "Je voudrais faire du snowboard"- I want to snowboard.
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yes i know of one mountain called big bear there's also Mountain High and Mammoth