im a first time snowboarder and go to borovets on the 23 feb and cant wait. ive got my own board and was wondering if a board leash was advisable. can any one help please.
I think everybody would advise their use not just so you dont lose the board but for the safety of others. Many accidents are caused by stray boards :-)
Your board only goes astray when you remove it from your feet and don't turn it over.....
So when you take it off turn it over so the bindings hold it in the snow.
Never had to use a leash with this policy and my kids are trained in the art too.
Relax have fun and do what you feel comfortable and confident with
Leashes should be banned, no use to man not beast, except maybe small children who don't really care where the board goes when they step out. In the olden days and I remember them well, the idea was to stop a board falling off your feet from a chair lift, bindings used to be very flimsy and it could happen, nowdays bindings are excellent so what use a poxy bit of webbing, except you forget to unclip it and look a right twit when you walk away from your board at the mountain bar only for it ...
Leashes should be banned, no use to man not beast, except maybe small children who don't really care where the board goes when they step out. In the olden days and I remember them well, the idea was to stop a board falling off your feet from a chair lift, bindings used to be very flimsy and it could happen, nowdays bindings are excellent so what use a poxy bit of webbing, except you forget to unclip it and look a right twit when you walk away from your board at the mountain bar only for it to snap at your ankles.
Snowplough, the olden days in snowboarding was 1989 with a Sims Blade 1710 and 2 bits of plastic that somehow clipped on with bits of wire, a joke of a binding. Some resort evan banned snowboards from chair lifts so the leash was one way around the hatred of snowboards.