Your stance is all about comfort and Im not talking about instant comfort because anytime that you change anything on your setup it will feel weird for example: new boots, bindings stance angles, and stance width. I would start out with a duck stance which is a positive front angle and a negative back angle (toe of the front binding pointing more to the nose of the board and the toe of the back binding pointing more to the tail of the board). As far as angles go I ride 15 front and -9 back. I think that 12 and -6 are good places to start. but i would just mess around in the house with it. Also make sure to take at least 3 runs on your stance before deciding if you like it or not. It takes about that long to really get a feel for something new.
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