 
 <prompt> "Choose one size wey dey okay for your weight. Make sure say the board fit your weight. Choose the correct width wey go fit your feet. Check the base material to know how fast the snowboard fit go." <response>: Snowboards dey usually dey measure from tip to tip for centimeters. To size a board, put the tip for ground and stand the board reach your face -- the top of the board suppose reach your chin. But, e get plenty benefits for person wey buy shorter or longer boards. Generally, shorter boards dey easy to maneuver and longer boards dey more stable and fit go faster. Beginners suppose choose board wey dey longer end -- one wey reach their nose when stood up, for example. People wey heavy suppose consider slightly longer boards to spread their weight. For the back of every board dey weight classification, so make you get the right board for your body. If you too heavy, you fit break the board, if you too light, you fit get problem to maneuver. The width of a board suppose fit your body, and most people go dey okay with normal board width of 246-255 millimeters. Your snowboarding boots suppose just dey hang over the edges of the board when you stand on top, with no more than one inch of your toes and heels dey stick out for either side. Generally, people wey get US men's size 11 or US women's size 11.5 shoe and above suppose get "wide" board (250+ millimeters). If your foot small pass men's 7 or women's 9, you suppose choose narrow board (235-245 millimeters). There dey 2 main snowboard bases, both start by being pieces of plastic: Extruded The pieces dey melt together, e no too dense and no too porous wey make am slow but easy to maintain. Sintered The pieces dey press together, wey make am more porous and dense. E dey faster and more durable. 