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FAQ / Awesome Stuff
Looking for a new board and don’t know much about gear? u/DongyCheese made SimplyBuy; a user-friendly board recommendation engine, that works quite well.
For tall riders with a big boot (over 6’, 200 lbs., size US 12 boot). u/ultrawidesnowboards maintains a great website with a list of boards that will fit you: ultrawidesnowboards.com
If you’re looking to analyze video of tricks, u/McTendies has developed Infinite Degrees, a searchable repository of videos of tricks thrown in competition.
If you want to get into backcountry, u/bobby7tu has put together a guide to getting started.
Gear/Layering Guidelines (thread is a little outdated, but a good start)