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Are tennis shoes good in the snow ?
I am going to Lake Tahoe in a few weeks, and i was wondering if my K-swiss shoes are good enough to stand the snow. Thanks!
Depends. Are you just going to go from the car/van/bus to a hotel? If so- yes your K-swiss shoes should be fine.
Are you actually going to walk distances through the snow?
No your K-swiss shoes are not good enough. Your feet are warm, snow will melt and soak your beloved K-swiss shoes
thereby freezing your feet. Then you have to figure out how you are going to dry your K-swiss shoes for your next adventure. Going to Tahoe? Buy insulated waterproof
boots! Have fun!
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First time snowboarder needs lots of help!!?
Hey I am going to Lake Tahoe for 10 days with 3 friends that all know how to snowboard. I have never been but believe I will like it so I want to go ahead and buy a board, bindings and boots before we go. I am 5'3 about 115 pounds. I have been looking at boards that are 145 - 148 cm. Do I need to be concerned about the waist width? The boards I have looked at vary from 19.5 - 25 cm. What are good brands? What would you recommend for bindings and boots? I live in florida and there isn't a shop around where I can try stuff on - do boot sizes run relatively close to tennis shoe sizes? I wear a size 6 womens or a youth 5 - can I get away with buying youth boots and bindings for a women's board? Any help will be greatly appreciated - I have so many questions!!
Ya, the board size range you are looking at is a good range. For a begginer, you are not going to be too picky about the exact board length, that comes with experience and with what you want to concentrate on in snowboarding (parks, or downhill) Basically your first board should be about up to your chin when you stand it up. The width doesnt really matter, just get the average width, the wider boards are generally meant for heavier people, so dont worry about getting a wide board, just get the regular size. Boots vary in size, and its important that you get boots that fit you snuggly but not too tightly. You want to have them snug enough so that you have control, but not so tight that they cut off your circulation (It does happen! you will notice if your feet are freezing cold fairly quickly, it is not that easy to get freezing feet with good boots). Bindings come in 3 different size :small, medium, large. Depending on how big your boots are, you will need a different size binding. Boots vary in exterior sizes and shapes so I would recomend getting a board you like (I prefer Burton, over any other brand, very reliable, and last forever) anywhere, even online. But waiting till you get to Tahoe where they have tons of boardshops with experience people to help you fit a boot and a binding. They will even put the bindings on your board for you exactly where it will be most comfortable. Just let them know that you are a begginer and need some help chosing exactly what you need and where to put it on your board and they should be able to help you out alot.
