Woodward Walkthrough - Parkboard, Parkski Preview

Walkthrough with Wessel - Part 1

Nate Wessel walks us through the design of the Pump track, foam pit and resi jumps.

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[FlipparzHD]

You can't ride rails with the parkski's right?, As the wheels will touch

[WoodwardTahoe]

there are on wheels under foot, so you can slide rails some. However the intent is more for aerial training. Check out our channel, there is a dryland ski edit with a couple rail hits in it.

[cartertc65]

you guys seriously need to sell those park skis and park boards

[TheMuffinManDruryLn]

You guys should just use Freeboards for the parkboards. They control A LOT more like a real snowboard on snow i.e. You can actually carve, go sideways,butter etc.

It just doesn't seem to work by putting wheels on a snowboard.

[andrew brink]

I wish i could go but im not good enough at snowvoarding or bmxing yet

[bigspin21]

PLEASE redesign Woodward at Copper like this

[Chicihiro1]

All you guys in the U.S. are luck, wish I had something like that here in the U.K.

[casper angre]

I love this

[casper angre]

Am love this

[youlik789]

get this shit to utah.... NOW.

[MikaFreeski]

Looks amazing!

[Matt Felicio]

can u buy these

[TheMuffinManDruryLn]

Oh I see what you mean.

True- it is stupid.

But the only time I actually care if someone does do it is if it's competative, they're "teaching" some else how to spin the same way, or if they're bragging about it.

Personally I don't do it or encourage it because it's not proper form, but it wouldn't be a problem for most riders because it isn't a problem for most snowboarders. I've always seen none or very few people in snow terrain parks do this, so I don't think it would be an issue.

[TheMuffinManDruryLn]

Actually you could just stay on one edge when going straight like on a real snowboard (to prevent catching an edge). This way you wouldn't need to carve for the ramps.

You can also adjust how low the center wheels are to reduce the wobble.

If you're about to do a rotation, most snowboarders carve up the jump in that direction anyway to help get their spin going.