Freestyle: A freestyle board is your go-to for tricks and park riding, focusing on jumps, rails, and riding switch. These boards typically have a twin tip shape, and flex patterns that allow for greater maneuverability and playfulness for buttering, jibbing, and mid-sized jumps. If you're a more advanced rider looking to launch off the biggest booters at your park, choose a stiffer flex in the flex slider.
Rider Reference: Scott Stevens, Henna Ikola

Resort/All-Mountain: Versatility is where all-mountain boards excel - suitable for conquering the entire resort. Offering stability at speed while still being playful enough for kickers and side hits, our collection offers a wide range of flexes and shapes to suit your fine-tuned needs. Consider a directional option for speed or a twin if you’re prone to going switch.
Rider Reference: Arthur Longo, Mia Brookes

Freeride/Powder: For the off-piste riders, freeride boards excel in high speeds, burly drops, and deep snow. Featuring constructions and flex patterns to charge through snow in addition to excellent edge hold, they prioritize stability on steep descents to get you into and out of the hairiest situations.
Rider Reference: Jess Kimura, Kazu Kokubo

Flex: This all-important attribute will determine how you can manipulate your board on snow.

Soft, flexible boards are great for jibbing, buttering, and overall command over your snowboard, especially in the park. They’re easy to ride and very forgiving.

Stiffer boards have more power, energy, and pop, as well as increased stability at high speeds but they require more effort and control from the rider.