The choice of double-board skis. I learned skiing last year and want to continue this year. My friend advised me to buy a second-hand one for fun.

Can't say proficient. I go skating every year anyway. It's been almost five years. Tell me briefly about my experience. ...

One: 178, 170 kg, even if I'm fat or not, it's at best a model. Hehe, me too 178, 160 kg.

Of course, for beginners, although you have one year's experience and can get down from the advanced level, you can generally choose a slightly longer board. The long board is more difficult to turn than the short board, and everything else is fine. In the past, the board was generally selected with its own height+10cm. But now the boards are basically improved big head boards. Generally, you should choose skis with a length of 5 to 15 cm. Therefore, for the big head plate, the plates of 178 and 162 are a little small. Of course, the board of 1CM is nothing. I use the board of 175, which feels good.

If you have good skills, you can use a board as long as mine, a little less elastic and a little heavier, so that you can ski more stably, and the metal edge of the board is usually stuck in the snow, which is beneficial to fully control the snowboard and slide out of the beautiful curve.

Whether you choose a new board or a second-hand board, remember that the base of a snowboard is usually made of plastic or polymer nylon. Polymer material has less friction and is better than plastic base. The edge of the snowboard should be kept sharp so that when you apply gravity to it, it won't slide sideways. The edges of professional skis can be scraped. Will I talk nonsense?

The second-hand board depends on the maintenance, such as the broken bottom of the board needs to be repaired, whether the steel edge is intact and so on. But if you want to play longer, it's good to buy a new board. After all, it's well maintained, and it's not so easy to remember.

Skiing is over. I played a lot. . . . In a word, I suggest you choose according to your own needs. 150 boards include 180 boards and large boards. Everyone's needs are different, and the strength of the disconnector is roughly 5-6.

Two: Generally, shoes are alpine shoes, cross-country shoes, platform shoes shoes and single-plank shoes, as long as they fit comfortably, but they can't be loose. The quality is average, at least it won't get wet by snow.

Three: snowball fights are more casual and of good quality. They have just been weighed, and the length is between 90- 125.

Four: Hat, clothes, snow pants and snow goggles, so I won't go into details. In short, it is waterproof, good quality and warm. If you can rent, don't rent. The rent is generally bad.

If you are a hardcore player, you will get 1 10,000 to 20,000 sets of equipment, depending on your personal economic situation. Have a good time ... I want to say it briefly, but I've played a lot. ...