Trying a Directional Board In The Park For The First Time
In this video, Taevis Compares a Directional Snowboard to a Twin Snowboard, to see where each Board thrives or dives. Twin Board - The TEAM PRO 159 - True Camber - Flex 8/10. The ALTERNATOR 160 - True Camber - Flex 7/10 24/snowboards/alternator Both Boards were set up on reference stance. Binding Angles -9 +12
Here is what Taevis has to say about the Boards
"I was very shocked at how shreddable the Directional Board was, it took me a little bit to get used to on rails and I was scared to try to switch jump tricks, but I think that was 70% mental because once I got in the flow state i was shredding so hard. Normally I take a few days just to get used to a new board, but the Alternator was so fun I got my first 10 of the year on it even tho it was my first time using the board in the park"
Here is what Taevis has to say about the Boards
"I was very shocked at how shreddable the Directional Board was, it took me a little bit to get used to on rails and I was scared to try to switch jump tricks, but I think that was 70% mental because once I got in the flow state i was shredding so hard. Normally I take a few days just to get used to a new board, but the Alternator was so fun I got my first 10 of the year on it even tho it was my first time using the board in the park"