Will this model work for snowboarding?
530303
I used it for snowboarding it's a great size, but it only holds a bottle of water. You should get a bigger one I have a tacpac brand one it's the best pack I've ever had.
1944120
no it would not... I have these currently they are great but will not hold more than a snowboard and 2 pairs of ski
1718105
For an electric snowthrower it does very well. It's a very strong tool. You merely have to adjust your speed to the density of the snow.
1884
not this model, it's for a short action. you want a long action. try academy sports.
109785
Be careful when attaching it to a snowboard (per Erez's suggestion below). I lost mine on the first run because I placed it slightly too far forward on the board (where it was still slightly curving up). I think the flex of the snowboard when riding caused it to lose suction. Luckily I had not attached the camera so only lost the suction base. To be honest I would be hesitant to try it on a snowboard again because they are so flexible.
2144517
I bought them to wear snowboarding. They are amazingly well built maybe even for iceskating. They are, however, VERY rigid so they may be too stiff for certain movements. Keep in mind that size M would MAYBE fit a young teen.
938953
I'm not sure if this will work with those specific helmets, but the system is pretty flexible and should fit almost anything. I hope this helps. I have been very happy with my units, but I use it mostly for skiing. I have seen it used for snowmobiling.
1579546
Probably, they would be mounted in the same way, just farther apart (width of midsection) than if you used them for a snowboard. In theory yes it will probably work for a skimboard. Make sure to follow the directions though!
1807418
I bet they'd be fine...they stay in place really well when I snowboard. Just make sure you get the correct size.
2165432
Yes. This should work well for you. Just keep in mind if you have a fore grip or bipod on the weapon you may have to remove it before using this sled.
931573
It should work, but I don't recommend this one. It is designed for the blue snowball and it quite honestly doesn't work that well even in its intended application. It looks cool, which is why I don't return it (and I haven't bothered to purchase a better one) but it still transfers a fair amount of vibration because of how taut the strands are.
2079077
I don't know the specific model numbers it is made for, but the kit comes with a number of variations. Once I received it, the instruction book did not have my specific model number listed, but I was still able to make it work - and it worked great! Even though it is only 12 inches tall, I regularly used it for snow 3 times that.
1619811
The manual says it won't support heavy snows. Looking at the design, I think it would do OK with a light snow load. I doubt seriously it could take a heavy wet load. I've only had mine a few months, and I live near the ocean in VA which rarely has heavy snows, but, I would suggest a heavier duty model for northern tier states.
1516342
I bought it for my 12 year old grandson. He's tall and slender. If you can do some online searching there is a formula for sizing. Try searching for "what size snowboard to buy"
2016311
Pins will be mostly ineffective for winter boots but I can't think of any pedals that would be significantly better. These will work is my guess (I am not planning on trying it :)
1879986
Yes, I use them for snowboarding. I'm in my late 40's and any protection on my knees, hips and lower back is welcome.
1346319
You could try it by wrapping around them twice but I have a feeling they will slip out if u drive fast. The board is heavier and doesn't move much. The width of what you strap down plays a role. It would probably hold a snowboard