Thread: Snowboard Gear
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Old 10-16-2012, 12:24 PM   #5
etodac
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Originally Posted by bluejays View Post
Depends on the riding you're doing, shorter board for park is a must. K2 world wide weapon is at sport check which is a rocker board, probably the best one they have there.
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What is "park" and "rocker board"?

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Originally Posted by henry604 View Post
As for clothing, buy anything that is 10K in waterproofing and at least 8K in breathability.
What do the K numbers mean?

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Originally Posted by TOS'd View Post
Look for a high millimetre rating for your pants, but also pick a reputable brand. My first pair was from Firefly and although they were cheaper and had a decent mm rating, they were not very waterproof. My next pair was from Burton and this one was much more expensive, but it keeps you warm and dry the entire day.

Oh yea, don't cheap out on boots either. If they are not comfortable, you will not have a pleasant day. For your board/bindings, you would probably want all mountain type board as a starter, the guys working on the stores on West 4th/Burrard are fairly knowledgable and will be able to suggest a length and then the look will be all personal preference.

Lastly, probably my most favourite purchase of all my snowboarding gear is....a $20 face mask.
What is considered a "high millimetre rating" and "all mountain type"? What brand would you recommend for a face mask?

Thanks for all the help! I could just google what you guys said, but I think you guys would give me even better info :P
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