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Agreed! That big ole right handed berm just sets you up for such a great pull to the top of the pass. I might need to re-film this with more GoPro Stabilization; the shaky-ness kills me haha.

Ah sorry I missed all these comments but here ya go! Best riding is on Old Mill Creek Rd (Hickman County, TN) just west and south of Bon Aqua on Highway 100

Couldn't agree more, Tango. Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks!

Thanks Ivan!

Thanks so much Jakub. You can find Bjorn Bauer here: vimeo.com/user17585380 and Erik here: facebook.com/erik.warmenhoven

Thanks for watching!

Yeah no complaints! I'm not a huge "gear guy" so I'm not the best person to give a review, but it fits well, doesn't smell bad and I'm assuming it'll help if/when I need it haha. For what it's worth, I also have a 100% dirtbike helmet and that one's been solid also.

Thanks Uncle! Things are pretty RAD in coloRADo haha

Thanks Dion! Will do!

I brought the board a few days ago, my first hybrid camber. I usually ride stiff all camber boards so I’m looking forward to a change. I’m 44 and have been riding for many years, so your vid was great. Unfortunately, we aren’t resilient teenagers flying through the air without a care in the world so your vid was real bro. Cheers!

@@hankgoldenshaft I think you're exactly right; we aren't all teens or baggy pants wearing bros, and that's exactly who we weren't focusing on with this video! Ride on!

Made my day! Thanks!

Hey Ryan, thanks so much man! Sizing can be tough, and since you didn't mention how tall you are, it's hard for me to say if it'll work for ya. The price sounds great, just be sure to check the board out for core shots and inspect the edges/rails of the board. If the previous owner's bindings are a Medium I'd image you'll have no trouble there. Let me know if you end up getting it! Thanks again.

Thank you very much! Mother Nature did most of the work :)

Thanks! And yes, the lighting on the couch was non-existent haha. I've invested in some (small) lights since then and am excited to improve on the next interview!

Not a bad way to do it!

Have a blast out there! I can't recall and particularity tough sections, although I would say that could change drastically if the passes are wet (recently rained or snow!), or if the creek crossings get really deep (although that's less likely). I'd just always ride within your ability (goes for the paved stuff too) and relax, be confident and crush it!

Man now I'm hoping I didn't get the trail name wrong haha. In my opinion, the steepest part is at the very end (the last 1/4 mile) which starts at the 13:36 mark in this video. I'm planning on re-riding this trail with a stabilizer/gimbal and GoPro so be on the lookout for that in the next few weeks! -Cam

Thanks Robb! We will if you will!

Haha, I'd have to agree with that. We really try to just "tell it like it is". No one pays us or anything like that so we're able to not get biased (which is hard in the "RUclips Review World"). Happy to help and really glad you like the board! Haha thanks for the compliment too, we just hope to get a little better each season!

Hey Bill, thanks for the kind words man! We thought there was too much "sitting on the couch and talking" footage haha, but that'll be different on the next video. Yes, you're right about the bike; It's much more about the rider than the equipment. We haven't really considered a large group ride since the planning/logistics side of things would be real tough, but you never know!

Ciao Davide, thanks for the comment. I think "aggressive" just means "stiff" when it comes to snowboarding. This board is great to help you initiate turns and hold that edge throughout the turn but it's not great for buttering and tail/nose presses. Hope that helps!

Thanks for the comment Badger. Actually, I just called the videographer of the Mid-Atlantic BDR and he informed me that www.backcountrydiscoveryroute.com is its own nonprofit company and other companies like Butler and Touratech are just sponsors of the BDR nonprofit. Looks like we both learned something today. Happy riding!

I stand corrected! Good to know! Thanks for the update.

Ah, I love a positive interaction on the Internet, so rare these days, haha. Happy to help brother!

Hahah

Thanks for watching, Christopher!

Thanks a lot, Robert. If I remember correctly, his background is in halfpipe, then he switched to do more of the carving. Still a blast to watch him ride almost anything! He and did some shooting about a month ago so here's his video from that: ruclips.net/video/ceRPP6Uwf8o/видео.htmlm27s

Haha dude that made my day! Posting some Knapton footage real soon actually!

Much appreciated, Mr. Salad haha. 100% agree and my Dad (the rider in this vid) actually just picked up the Bezerker as well and we're planning to do a review here shortly!

Hey Drew, I think my problem was with how the arms were set. The camera was balanced really well at first, but in the wrong place if that makes sense...I think the center of gravity was off a bit, but I re-balanced and it seems to be doing much better. It hasn't done that twitching thing yet, which is great. Thanks for watching!

Hey Joona, I think you're dead-on about the interlacing. That's something that's crept up on me in past videos but I didn't catch it this time. Thanks for pointing it out! And I did re-balance the gimbal from scratch and that helped a lot. I just didn't have the center of gravity in the right place, but it's much better now. I just used it on some high-end real estate and it was solid! Hopfully posting some more park/freeriding videos soon also, stay tuned :)

Sorry you don't like the tunes man. Lots of other people did though.

@@CamSaleFilmDept I quite liked the song.

@@Robster543210 My man!

Oh but you did do that!

Best response ever, Brian. Thanks for writing and have a killer season!

Hey Dennis, thanks for watching. I'm not sure I can help with your narrow toe edge but maybe you can make your bindings more angled outward (duck-stance) so they don't hang over the edge of the board as much. My Dad wears size 11 boots (as do I) and neither of us had issues with toes dragging. Good luck this winter and thanks again!

what is your boots size cm? mine is 32 so it is 5 cm more that the width of the board.

I believe the boots are 29cm. Maybe you need a wider board? Sorry, hope that helps.

yea the boots are 29 cm monoi 11 us sizebut people say to me to choose the 157 cm not 161

I've liked bigger boards because they seem to be more stable, but they are also harder to take into the trees and do 180s and 360s, so it really is personal preference.

Thanks for watching Christian!

Hey Yoseph, thanks for asking! He's using the Rome Three Ninety Crew bindings in this video. They're pretty old and fairly heavily so he is looking for the same stiffness and less weight in his next pair.

You and me both! My Dad reached out to Ride today actually and we're trying to get a few more boards to test this winter! Thanks for watching. -Cam

Great! Hopefully manufacturers and retailers will see the same potential in these :)

Hey Stephen thanks for the suggestions man! I'll be sure my Dad check's out the Jones's models for sure. We haven't looked much into those but I'm sure they're high quality and great for older riders. Thanks for the website too, haven't heard of that one until now.

Thanks Chad! Shred o