Stance setup
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| Top pick | Snowboard Bindings (All-Mountain) | Versatile bindings for all-mountain riding and stance adjustment. | Check price → |
| Option | Snowboard Stomp Pad | Grip pad for controlling the board one-footed off the lift. | Check price → |
| Option | Snowboard Tuning & Setup Tool | Multi-tool for adjusting bindings, stance and edges. | Check price → |
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Frequently asked questions
Am I regular or goofy?
Regular means left foot forward; goofy means right foot forward. A common test: have someone gently push you from behind when you're not expecting it — the foot you step forward with to catch yourself is usually your lead foot. Which foot you'd slide on ice with, or kick a ball with, are other rough guides.
What is a duck stance?
A duck stance has the front binding angled positive (toes pointing forward-out) and the back binding angled negative (toes pointing back-out), e.g. +15°/-15°. It allows comfortable riding in both directions (regular and switch), which is why it's standard for freestyle and park riding.