Powsurfing

snowfinder

snowfinder

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Got a powsurfer last year tried it a few times didn't really click. First day on it this year linked some turns and went down a little tubing track, instantly hooked. Haven't stopped thinking about it and possible slopes to try out. Anyone else hooked on it?
 
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Got a powsurfer last year tried it a few times didn't really click. First day on it this year linked some turns and went down a little tubing track, instantly hooked. Haven't stopped thinking about it and possible slopes to try out. Anyone else hooked on it?
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did you buy your powsurf or make it? wanna get into it but cant really drop 400+ on something like that
 
14381337:ColoradoDogfart said:
did you buy your powsurf or make it? wanna get into it but cant really drop 400+ on something like that
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i just got this one a couple years back cause it's fine for my use and $150 is doable
https://www.burton.com/us/en/p/burt...-6041&g_campaign=US - HG - Shopping - Boards

so insanely fun in soft snow (and you can shred even really shallow hills cause it glides really well). if it's hard snow you're in for some falls

**This post was edited on Jan 18th 2022 at 11:52:40am
 
Fo sho ?

I like to ride the smaller, fish-shaped boards.

There's a lot of crossover between snowskating and powsurfing. In bounds, I'll take the edged bideck snowskate cuz the resort will allow it. Out of bounds I'll grab the snowskate if I need to traverse.

Out of bounds in a nice little zone, I'm likely to grab the powsurf. Or, ya know, someone else organized a powsurf group ride so I got that powsurf board and beacon on deck.
 
Most snowskaters I know, including myself, all ride Grassroots boards.

It's cuz they support our scene, and they are legendary snowskaters/board builders themselves.

Lol shameless plug, but I'm super grateful to them for providing a demo and showing me how to do it.

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