What angles should I use for my snowboard bindings

The angles of your snowboard bindings can have a significant impact on your riding style and performance. There are three main binding angles to consider: the front binding angle, the rear binding angle, and the stance width.

Front binding angle

The front binding angle is the angle between your toes and the direction of your snowboard. A positive front binding angle will point your toes outward, while a negative front binding angle will point your toes inward. Most riders use a positive front binding angle between 15 and 25 degrees.

Rear binding angle

The rear binding angle is the angle between your heels and the direction of your snowboard. A positive rear binding angle will point your heels outward, while a negative rear binding angle will point your heels inward. Most riders use a positive rear binding angle between 0 and 10 degrees.

Stance width

The stance width is the distance between your bindings. A wider stance width will provide more stability, while a narrower stance width will allow for more mobility. Most riders use a stance width between 21 and 25 inches.

The best binding angles for you will depend on your individual riding style and preferences. If you are new to snowboarding, it is a good idea to start with the recommended angles and adjust them as needed.

What are the benefits of having a wider stance?
- Provides more stability and allows for more powerful turns.
What are the benefits of having a narrower stance?
- Allows for more mobility and quicker edge-to-edge transitions.
What is the best stance width for beginners?
- Between 21 and 23 inches.
What is the best binding angle for a beginner?
- Front: 15-20 degrees, Rear: 0-5 degrees.
What are the most important things to consider when choosing binding angles?
- Your riding style, preferences, and the type of snowboarding you plan on doing.

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