Term
Overhang
The extent to which boots or bindings project beyond the board's edges.
GLOSSARY · Equipment, setup & maintenance
Overhang is how far the toes and heels stick out past the board's edges. A little overhang helps leverage; too much causes boot-out when carving.
Context and distinction
Overhang depends on boot size, waist width and binding angles. Reducing it is one way to prevent boot-out.
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