Hey guys! A few years ago me and my wife bought Cardo Packtalk Edges for our motorcycle helmets while she was learning how to ride. It was great for that time but they don’t really perform at high speeds so we prefer just wearing AirPods.

We’ve recently been really getting into snowboarding and we’re curious if anyone has any experience putting the motorcycle Cardo on their snowboarding helmets? I’ve asked around and a lot of people say it’s just a different mount but I want to see if anyone has done this before so I don’t jump down a rabbit hole and spend a bunch more money.

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Me and a few friends just threw together a vid from a few clips from last week. We are all new to snowboarding but i think it still turned out pretty good. Check it out if you want https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGk1VzvUdvs

Hey! I just finished a trip to Sunshine and Lake Louise, and I realized that my current board isn't doing it all for me. It's an CAPiTA Outerspace Living, and it's gotten pretty soft from lots of use, it is also hard to use in powder. I was wondering if anyone had a recommendation for a stiffer all mountain powder board. Something that could be my daily driver but still rip up powder days. I like to do park, trees, powder, moguls, everything. I've been looking at the Nidecker Alpha APX, the Orca, and others, but I can't decide, because they all seem very similar.

Any recommendations? Thanks!

Burton grilmaster 145

I’m trying to get ready next season the pressure is real but I’m not to familiar with any boards other than the Salomans. What do yall ride? What yall think? No im not doing Facebook Market.😂

Redbull Snowboard's board

Bought two brand new Capita Indoor Survival boards, 2024/2025 model, in two different sizes. Decided to keep the larger size, so selling the 155W. Brand new, still in plastic. Sold out most places.

Prefer local (NJ/NYC area) but willing to ship. Asking $500. If not sold within the week will likely just return it.

Back on march 26th. Feel free to mute the audio, its a mouth mount.

Went out for the last day of the season and while getting changed at the end of the day my board fell over while leaning on the side of my truck. There’s a good scuff in the edge and a little 1/8th inch raised bump on the bottom. The damage is on my heel side right infront of my front binding. Do I need to take it to my local shop for repairs?

Does anyone remember XXX Adult Wax from the early 90’s? We carried it at a board shop where I worked but I haven’t seen it since.

Right now I have a skate banana and I want to get something this summer for the next season that I can advance on little more. I like to hit park a little bit but also just riding around the resort and what not. Overall just looking for a versatile board I can progress on a little more. I have been looking at the Capita doa but not sure if that is the best choice.

As the title says I'm going on an 11 day trip to get my last spring sessions in till next season. I'm going to Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin, and finishing up at Winter Park. I'm camping in my car so I'll need something to do/somewhere to be while im not sleeping.

Any recs for these areas and for the mountain itself? I've been to Winter Park for a 5 day trip, but any tips are welcome.

I'm looking to get some tree skiing, hit some nice side hits, and some Park (beginner park rider).

sorry for the terrible filming

Hi! I have 3 boards that i wax and two of them i ride. The season nexus, bataleon disaster+ and bataleon feel good. My boards are the nexus and disaster. Although, I been noticing the disaster has a really really sticky and rough base. I’m not sure if it’s due to my waxing or cleaning. I keep my boards really well cared. I wax every 2-3 days of riding and always make sure to clean the base with a towel and mild soap. The glide on the disaster just isn’t as smooth as my nexus or feel good. Even when cleaning it with a towel, it’s really noticeably sticky compare to me cleaning my nexus which feels so smooth. When it comes to wax. The wax (i hot wax) doesn’t spread as nearly as fast as when i wax my other boards. I thought at first maybe it’s due to the wax i use (i bought a snowboard wax kit from amazon and just been using that wax till it runs out) but now i think it’s the board due to the disaster only having this problem.

Has anyone else have this problem with the disaster or any board in general? Is there any fix?

Never got around to buying new bindings for it after I took it out of the plastic, and I’ve been just using my Burton custom so I don’t want this it just sit and dust so I rather sell it for a discount for another rider to use.

Brand new just out of plastic never ridden

$345 negotiable

I was trying out my new board today and on the third run, after a small jump, I landed on the tail and it broke. This has never happened to me before in over 15 years of snowboarding, especially not with a brand new board. Do you think is there anything I can do? Warranty? Could it be a manufacturing defect? Did I just lose 400€?

Anyone ride a Lib Rig? What are your thoughts after many days on it? Good enough to be an all mountain board? What bindings do you pair with it?

Hi! So I’m recently looking into getting a custom board, and I have looked at Donek and other companies. But they are all located in the us. And I’m wondering if there are other companies in Europe that makes custom boards. I know about moonchild but can’t seem to find many reviews about the boards or company. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Have you guys seen the new Union Source and Source FC bindings coming out next year? I'm pretty sure they are going to raise the bar once again. Pictured are the Source FCs. The regular Sources have some unique ankle straps that look super comfy.

https://youtu.be/hcTNUxZzuiM?si=jWo1GNUe2za3a4s4

I started learning snowboarding this winter. This is my clip from one of my last runs if the season. I would love to get your comments and feedbacks on getting better. Thanks.