Snowboarding gear can be expensive. A decent board can cost you over $500, and you’re lucky if you get a lift ticket for less than $60.
I’ve always been someone who loves a good deal. I am currently riding a youth-size snowboard that I love. It was a closeout deck for $120, and I ride it more than my regular snowboard setup. Excellent snowboard deals are out there, and I want to help you find them.
The following is a curated list of snowboards that I’ve found at any moment. At the time of writing, these are available. However, please know a great deal is the type of thing you act on because these will sell out.
I’ll do my best to keep this list of snowboard gear up to date, so here goes.
Here is a collection of every board that is on sale that I could find. right now.
Snowboard Sales Running Now
Here are the latest sales that are worth checking out.
Sale Link Begins Ends Memorial Day Sale Up to 60% New Boards at EVO 5/25/2023 5/30/2023 30% Off Snowboard Gear Sale at Burton.com 5/01/2023 6/03/2023 Upt to 40% Off All Snowboard Gear 4/14/2023 6/01/2023 15% – 30% Off All 2023 Boards Still In Stock at Jones Snowboards 4/14/2023 6/01/2023 Up to 60% Off Snowboards at Tactics 4/14/2023 6/01/2023 Extra 10% Off Everything at Gilson Snowboards
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2022’s Best Snowboarding Deals
- Best Nitro Board Deal: Nitro Cinema Snowboard
- Best GNU Board Deal: GNU Headspace Worble Edition
- Best 2022 Snowboard Deal Under $200: Rome Cheap Trick
- All Mountain / Freestyle Under $150: Chamonix Too Much 2023 Snowboard
- Best All Mountain Snowboard Deal Under $550: Never Summer Men’s Proto Ultra Snowboard 2022
- Best Park Snowboard Deal: Capita Ultrafear 2022
- Best Snowboard Deal Under $200: Evol Logo Twin
- Best Powder Snowboard Deal: Lib Tech Orca 2022
- Best Never Summer Snowboard Deal: Never Summer Men’s Proto Synthesis Snowboard ’22
- Best Women’s All Mountain Freestyle Snowboard Deal: Capita Birds of a Feather Snowboard 2022
- Best Women’s Jib Snowboard Deal: Salomon Gypsy Snowboard 2022
- Best Snowboard Deals: Lib Tech Board: Lib Tech Skate Banana BTX Snowboard 2020 Version
- Best Snowboard Deals: Rome SDS: Rome Reverb Rocker SE Snowboard 2019
- Best Snowboard Deals: All Mountain Board: Lib Tech Box Knife Snowboard 2020 Version
- Best Deals: GNU Snowboards: GNU T2B (Top to Bottom)
- Best Deals: Jones Snowboards: Jones Frontier Snowboard 2020 Version
- Best Park Snowboard Deals: Dinosaurs Will Die Rat Snowboard
- Best Capita Snowboard Deal: Capita Supernova 2022 Version
- Best Park Snowboard Deal: GNU Headspace
Best Nitro Snowboard Deal
Nitro Cinema
The Nitro Cinema is an all-mountain freestyle board that is perfect for nearly all types of riders regardless of skill level. The Cinema is versatile enough board to have something for everyone. This snowboard features a directional twin shape and medium flex that allows for a smooth and confident ride. It also has a true-twin shape that helps in the park by making it easier to spin, press, and jib.
The Cinema features Nitro’s Gullwing hybrid profile. This profile has a rocker section between the feet and two camber sections underfoot through the nose and tail. The benefit of the profile is that it gives you the responsive benefits of a camber profile with the forgiving benefits of a reserve camber profile. The core of the Nitro cinema is lightweight and durable while giving riders the stability and control they need to take on any terrain. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced rider, this board will provide you with the stability and control you need to have a great time on the mountain.
Pros
- Versatile Do Anything Type of Board
- Lightweight / Durable
- Loads of Pop
Cons
- The hybrid profile might feel to playful for some
- Extruded base isn’t the fastest
Sizes Available: 152, 155, 159, 162
Best Deal for a GNU Park Board
GNU Headspace Worble Edition Snowboard
The GNU Head Space Worble edition is a freestyle twin snowboard. It is the pro model board for GNU team rider Forest Bailey and his tribute to his Worble crew skate friends. Here is an overview video where Forest Bailey describes all of the important features of this board.
This deck has the c3 profile shape to help give it a ton of pop, maintain control and precision, and still remain flexible for jibs and rails. The c3 camber profile shape is described as a camber dominant snowboard. It has a mild rocker between your feet and camber under your feet to the nose or tail. The profile gives this board a playful feel while still maintaining the responsive feel of camber right under your bindings. The Head Space features Magne-Traction Serrated Edges giving it a few extra contact points to help it grip down in ice and firmer snow. The Gnu Head Space snowboard has a designated heelside and toeside edge to help make it easy to ride, pliable, and still maintaining a fierce edge hold. This board is excellent for park features, and it still packs a lot of technology into it that will help you outside of the park as well. The flex rating of this snowboard is around a medium 5/10. It will offer stability and be playful if you put some effort into your butters and presses. Overall, if you are looking for a freestyle snowboard where you can be confident going sideways into nose and tails slides and catch-free if landing slightly off-axis on jumps, this is the deck for you.
Pros
- The c3 profile shape
- Magne-Traction™: Unreal edge hold
- This is easy to ride – The asymmetrical shape makes this board easier to carve and hold your balance on.
- Fast sintered base
Cons
- Limited 1-year manufacturer warranty (some of the other warranties are a little longer)
- Might not be the best in deeper conditions. (Intended for park)
- The base will require some waxing and maintenance to keep it fast
Sizes Available: 146, 149, 152, 155, 155 Wide, 158
See the Right Size GNU Head Space for You
| Size (cm) | Rider Weight (lbs) |
|---|---|
| 149 | 90 – 160 |
| 152 | 100 – 180 |
| 155 | 110 – 200 |
| 158 | 140 – 250 |
| 155W | 150 – 280 |
Flex: Softer Side of Medium 4/10
Bindings to Pair With It: Bent Metal Transfer
All Mountain / Freestyle Under $150
Chamonix Too Much 2023 Snowboard
Added 11/30/2022 This Chamonix board is on sale for a steal of a price.
The is a directional twin durable camber board that is ready to help you learn to ride all over the resort or jib in the park. This board has a pressable five out of ten flex. Its core is primarily Poplar wood, so it will be durable, lightweight, and have loads of pop. Its base is an extruded base, so it will be easy to repair and won’t require a lot of wax.
If you’re looking for your first resort board, scoop this snowboard deal up.
Pros
- Mid flexing resort board at an outstanding price
- Lightweight and durable
- Directional shape to make it versatile enough for all conditions
Cons
- Extruded bases aren’t the fastest base type. They’re fast enough for park riding.
Sizes Available: 153, 156, 159,162
Best Powder All Mountain Snowboard Deals
Lib Tech Orca Snowboard 2022 (On Sale)
The Lib Tech Orca is one of the best selling snowboards on the Lib Tech line. The Orca is a volume shifted, powder ready board. That means it runs wider than most traditional snowboards. This board is intended for you to ride 3cm shorter than your usual board.
The wider profile is what makes this board so versatile to float in powder while still being able to use it as your all mountain board.
The Orca has Lib Tech’s C2X board profile. It looks like this when you look at it from the side.
This profile has reverse camber between the feet and camber in tail and nose.
The Lib Tech Orca Snowboard has a two and a half inch set back stance (you stand further back on this version). The longer nose helps the board float better in deeper snow.
If you are looking for a responsive snowboard that can handle all conditions and float beautifully in powder, then this board is for you.
Pros
- Edge hold / gripper – This has Magne Traction. It will give you a perfect carve in hardpack and powder.
- Turns well – The rocker hybrid profile wil help you connect your turns.
- Volume shifted – able to size down (it is wider than most decks)
Cons
- Tail shape can cause some wash out in hardpack and not great for riding switch stance.
- You can feel slight vibration
- Popular – this has a risk of selling out and not always feeling like a unique board choice.
Sizes Available: 138, 144, 147, 150, 153, 156, 159, 162
Flex: Stiff 7/10
Bindings to Pair With It: Union Falcor Bindings
Best Park Snowboard Deal
Capita Ultrafear 2022 Snowboard
The Capita Ultrafear is one of those twin shape freestyle snowboards that can do it all even though it is typically a park snowboard. This is the board I rode all season, and I loved every second of it. You can read my Capita Ultrafear review to learn more. This snowboard deck is highly resilient. The Ultrafear will hold up to all of the demands of hitting rails in the street or park riding.
For 2022, this snowboard was updated to feature the Resort V1 board profile. This is a fairly large change from last year’s Ultrafear with the Park V2 profile. Here is an image showing the difference, with this year’s profile on the top and last year’s on the bottom.
The board profile now has a positive camber between your feet, flat under your feet, with a slight reverse camber (rocker) right before the tip and tail. In previous years the board was primarily flat between your feet, and now there is some camber to give it more pop.
Basically, the Ultrafear is now likely a slightly wider DOA (Capita’s best selling all-mountain board).
So how does the Ultrafear feel now that it has a camber profile?
The 2022 Capita Ultrafear has managed to retain its flexible and snappy nature. As opposed to last year’s Kevlar body armor, Capita has added in the Carbon Aramid Body Armor to the 2022 version. This better protects the contact points while increasing the responsiveness of the board. Capita also managed to decrease the vibration you would feel riding this by adding more cork into the edges.
The 2022 Ultrafear’s change to the V1 resort profile has not decreased its jib friendliness. It compliments it. The profiles’ flatter “WAH-POW” nose/tail shape, a press is easy to initiate presses and butters. At the same time, the camber section between the bindings adds to the board’s pop and response.
The new profile has improved the snowboard’s ability to launch off jumps too. The camber and carbon added in will boost you while the flatter nose and tail make your landings catch-free.
The wood core of this board was also upgraded for 2022. Now it is called the Dual Blaster V2 Core. The core features a combination of poplar and Paulownia wood. The combination makes this an incredibly light, durable board with a predictable feel. The perimeter of this board is incredibly durable thanks to its Carbon Aramid Body Armor™. If you accidentally hit your nose or tail on a feature in the terrain park, this board was specifically designed to take the impact where most other snowboards would chip or crack. Capita also added cork near the edges of this deck. The added cork helps give the Ultrafear absorb the chatter of rough terrain and make the impact of jumps feel softer. The Ultrafear features a fast and durable sintered base.
Overall, the Ultrafear is the perfect freestyle snowboard for beginner to advanced park riders who want a durable, playful, and fast deck.
Want to learn more about the 2022 Capita Ultrafear? Read our full review of the Capita Ultrafear.
Pros
- Durable – Kevlar sidewalls
- Profile of board is both playful and aggressive when you need it to be
- Wax-infused sintered base is durable and fast
- New updated camber profile to give it more pop than previous versions
- 360 Edges
Cons
- Flex is on the stiffer side
- One of the more expensive boards on the list
Sizes Available: 147, 149, 151, 153, 153 Wide, 155, 155 Wide, 157
Flex: Softer Side of Medium 4/10
Bindings to Pair With It: Union Contact Pro
Best All Mountain Snowboard Deal Under $550
Never Summer Proto Ultra
The Never Summer Proto Ultra is the supercharged version of the Never Summer Proto Synthesis. This is the version of the Proto series designed by team rider Chris Corning. The real appeal of this board is its dampening system and carbon fiber inserts. This is a board that you can ride in all terrain and will really shine when you launch off large kickers. Never Summer added in the the Shock Wave Rocker Camber profile. It looks like this.
The profile can be described as having reverse camber between the feet, a camber profile under your feet, a small flat transitional area, and then reverse camber again in the tip and tail. The Proto Ultra also has three carbon “X” shaped inserts throughout the board. Two of the carbon inserts are in on tip and tail to give it its spring loaded pop. One carbon insert is in the center between your feet to add stability.
If you want an all-mountain board that can handle all terrain and perform well in the terrain park, you found the right board.
If you have no interest in going off jumps, this may not the board for you.
Pros
- Pop
- Fast base – This has Durasurf XT Sintered 5501 Base the fastest Never Summer has ever used.
- Excellent damping system – This absorbs shock and chatter in all conditions.
- lightweight
Cons
- Flex – On the stiffer side
- Will take some getting used to. This is designed more for intermediate to advanced riders.
- On the more expensive side
Sizes Available: 154, 157
Flex: Stiff 8/10
Bindings to Pair With It: Union Falcor Bindings
Quick Note:The Proto Ultra has sold out in some sizes. Check out this similar board, Never Summer Proto Synthesis, here.
Best Snowboard Deal Under $200
Evol Logo Twin
This is a softer flexing directional twin shape board. That means it has the flex you look for to ride in the terrain park. However, it also has a slightly longer nose than tail The benefit there is that it will do well in deeper snow as your all-mountain board. If you are looking for an all-mountain freestyle board under $200, go with this one. The deck has a light camber profile, so it will carve well and still be an excellent snowboard for beginners. Here is an overview video of all of the tech built into this snowboard. Why is it so cheap? Evol is hitting a lower price point with their brand, and we are hitting discounts as it gets later in the 2022 season.
Sizes: 152cm, 155cm, 158cm
Best Never Summer Snowboard Deals
Never Summer Men’s Proto Synthesis Snowboard 2022
The Never Summer Proto Synthesis is a twin all-mountain snowboard that is responsive and has loads of pop. If you ride a 158cm, check out this deal as it is an incredible price and will go fast. The Never Summer Proto Synthesis is an all-mountain board that will improve your jumps and carving. There is carbon built into this snowboard to give it additional pop and responsiveness. You will be able to load the pop up in the board. As you ollie, the carbon reacts like a springboard to launch you even higher. Additionally, the carbon gives the board a better edge hold while keeping the board’s flex pattern the same over a long time. If you are looking for a fast board with a ton of pop that can conquer the whole mountain, check out the Never Summer Proto Synthesis.
Pros
- Carbon added for pop and responsiveness
- Lightweight
- Durable laminates and sidewalls
- 3 year Warranty
- Fast base – This has Durasurf XT Sintered 5501 Base the fastest Never Summer has ever used.
Cons
- The sale only has a 158cm left..
- This is more for intermediate to advanced riders. It is not the most beginner friendly.
Sizes:
158cmThe Best Women’s All Mountain Freestyle Snowboard Deals
Capita Birds of a Feather Snowboard 2022
Capita’s Birds of a Feather wins awards for being one of the best women’s snowboards year after year. This board is the women’s version of the Capita DOA, which has won every snowboard award on the planet. While the men’s version of this board has sold out, you can still get the Birds of a Feather for a steal of a price. The Capita Birds of a Feather is the perfect “do everything” type all-mountain snowboard. It has Capita’s Resort V1 board profile. It looks like this if you look at the board’s curvature from the side. The board profile has a camber section between your feet, a flat section underfoot, and slight reverse camber sections in the tail and nose. The benefit of the Resort V1 Profile is that you get all of the responsive perks of a traditional camber snowboard with the catch-free contact points to help you land your tricks on a reverse camber board. This snowboard is fantastic for hitting jumps. While riding it, you can feel the board snapping back to give you an extra boost with your ollies. There are carbon stringers built into the board that gives it a springboard-like pop. Additionally, it has an upgrade core to make it a smooth, shock-absorbing / damp ride. Lastly, the Capita Birds of a Feather has a fast, sintered base and durable Kevlar sidewalls. The Birds of a Feather is a durable, lightweight, and responsive deck capable of any type of riding. If you’re looking for a freestyle-focused all-mountain snowboard, get the 2022 Capita Birds of a Feather.
Pros
- The perfect freestyle focused “do everything type board”
- Responsive traditional camber profile / Excellent pop for jumps
- Twin shape
- Dual Blaster V2 Core – This makes the board lightweight / durable while absorbing vibrations as you ride
- Fast / Durable Sintered Base
- 2 Year Warranty
Cons
- This can do it all. However, it is more resort focused. If you are going to be riding a lot of powder in the backcountry, try another board.
- Not a good option for both riding powder and hitting the park – This is more riding backcountry, carving at your resort, or finding natural jump features.
Sizes: 140, 142, 144, 146, 148, 148 Wide, 150, 150 Wide, 152, 152 Wide, 154
Flex: Medium (5 out of 10)
The Best Women’s Jib Snowboard Deals
Salomon Gypsy Snowboard
The Salomon Gypsy Snowboard is a versatile all-mountain freestyle board with tech built into it that helps it jib, carve, and launch off jumps. The Gypsy has a twin shape with a blunted nose and tail. The shortened nose and tail help reduce the board’s weight. The reduced weight makes this board easier to maneuver while jibbing. The board profile of the Salomon Gypsy is a rock out camber. It looks like this. The board profile has a reverse camber section in the nose and tail, and then there is a longer camber to flat section between your feet. The benefit of the hybrid profile is that the board has a playful, skate-like feel while the camber and flat section give the board its responsiveness, power, and pop. The Gypsy can do more than just be your park board, though. It has tech built into its sidecut that make it easy to carve while also helping it hold an edge. Here is a quick overview video that covers all of these features.
This board has a sintered stone ground base. It will be fast and durable for you. You will just need to wax it regularly.
If you’re looking for a jib board that can still excel all over the mountain, get the Salmon Gypsy.
Pros
- Versatile Park Board that carves beautifully too
- Easy to ride profile that still has tons of power and pop
- Low swing weight – Perfect for jibs and spins of jumps
- Durable – Stone ground sintered base
Cons
- This board has been selling out often.
- There aren’t many sizes available.
Sizes: 138,147, 151
Flex: Medium (5.5 out of 10)
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Best Snowboard Deals: Lib Tech Board
Lib Tech Skate Banana BTX Snowboard 2020 Version
Lib Tech’s Skate Banana is an easy to ride twin-shaped all-mountain freestyle board. This snowboard deal is for last year’s model, and the only real difference is that it has a different graphic than the newer version. The board’s shape is what makes it easy and fun to ride. This snowboard is a hybrid rocker-shaped (banana-shaped) between your feet with slight camber zones under your feet to the nose and tail. The banana shape makes for a playful ride to learn butter and press tricks easier than some other boards on this list. The Skate Banana won’t catch an edge easily, so it is a beginner-friendly board. This board is lightweight, flexible, and has some technology built into its edges that most snowboards don’t have. It is called Magne-Traction. If you were to look at the edges, it would look like a serrated knife. The benefit is that it can hold an edge wall you carve. If you’re looking for a playful board that you can ride the entire mountain with, take a look at this deal.
Sizes: 154cm, 156cm Wide
Best Snowboard Deals: Rome SDS
Rome Reverb Rocker SE Snowboard 2019
The Rome Reverb Rocker SE snowboard is a true twin, with a medium flex that you can ride anywhere on the mountain. It is a hybrid-shaped deck. It is rocker (spoon shaped) between your feet, and then it is camber (lower case n shaped) outside of your feet. The benefit of this design is that it gives you the carving benefits of a camber board while still being playful, poppy, and easy to ride in the park. This is a true twin board that will ride the same switch or regular. Its core is a combination of bamboo, carbon, and wood. The wood keeps it lightweight, while the carbon gives it an extra level of pop and durability. The base is the “SinterTrue” base. It is a high-performance sintered base that is designed for maximum durability and wax absorption. This is a fantastic deck for anyone looking for an all-mountain snowboard under $400. It is on sale because it is a leftover from a previous season.
Sizes: 151cm
Best Snowboard Deals: All Mountain Board
Lib Tech Box Knife Snowboard 2020 Version
While the Lib Tech Box Knife has the word box in it, and you would think, “oh, it is a jib board,” it is more of an all-mountain deck. The Box Knife has a hybrid C3 camber shape. This means there is a mild rocker (u shape curve) between your boots and camber (lower case n curve) outside of your feet. The benefit is you get a versatile board that is easy to ride and is good for both carving while still being playful. This deck also features Magne-Traction edges. That means the edges of the board are serrated like a steak knife. It will carve into ice or any type of terrain you might run into. If you’re someone looking for an all-mountain board that is fast, precise, and still playful, you should take advantage of the deal and get this one.
Sizes: 151cm, 157cm Wide
Best Deals: GNU Snowboards
GNU T2B (Top to Bottom)
This is an insane deal on one of the best snowboards of 2021. T2B means top to bottom, which is what this board is meant for; ripping the entire resort. The GNU T2B is a board that is perfect for hardpack to powder, from rails to side hits, and everything in between. The T2B is a rocker profile between your boots and a mellow camber outside of your feet. The benefit of the shape is that it’s easy to ride, and you get the camber zones’ responsive benefits. Most rider’s favorite feature is the flex of the board. The T2B is a soft, more playful all-mountain freestyle board that can carve. With the board being on the softer side, you will be able to do butters and nose or tail presses far easier than other boards on this list. The T2B has a skateboard-like feel to it. If you are a beginner to intermediate rider, this board can be perfect for you because it is simple to ride. That said, if you are an advanced rider looking to add an all-mountain / park board to your quiver, this is perfect for you too.
Pros
- Magne-Traction® for effortless riding on rough snow
- Rediculously flexible
- Beginner friendly / lightweight and forgiving
- Made in the USA
Cons
- Soft side / easy to flex and not great for stability
- The board is on the looser side.
Sizes:
158cm, 161cm, 161cm WideNote: I found a slightly better sale price here on a 155cm and 158cm. Check that out here.
Best Deals: Jones Snowboards
Jones Frontier Snowboard 2020 Version
The Jones Frontier Snowboard is a stiffer board that can float through powder and carve the entire mountain while still having a freestyle feel. The shape of the board is a Directional Rocker profile. This has camber between your feet and rocker in the nose and tail. The shape works because it gives you all the precision carving benefits of camber board with the catch-free easy to ride benefits of a camber board. A highlight of the board is that it has a 3d contoured base. The nose and tail are curved like a spoon. It is designed to plow through powder and help you carve edge to edge. If you are looking for a snowboard that can carve the backcountry, be excellent at resorts, and send it on the occasional jump, get this deal.
Sizes: 165cm
Best Park Snowboard Deals
Dinosaurs Will Die Rat Snowboard
The Dinosaurs Will Die Rat Snowboard is one of the best park snowboards out there. The board’s shape is a rocker in the nose and tail and flat in between your feet. The shape offers a more stable feel than other rocker profile boards while still being playful. The Dinosaurs Will Die Rat Snowboard has a medium flex making it perfect for rails and jumps. This deck is perfect if you would consider your self a park rat. If you’re looking for a soft to medium flexing board that is supper poppy, responsive, and insanely light, then get the rat while it is on sale.
Sizes: 151cm, 153cm, 155cm
Best Capita Snowboard Deal
Capita Supernova 2021 Version
The Capita Supernova is now on sale for a steal of a price. The Supernova is Capita’s directional all-mountain freeride board, and it is perfect for intermediate to advanced riders who love to carve and go fast. This board rips, and it won the Transworld snowboarding good wood award for two years for a good reason. The board profile is a hybrid shape that is perfect for riding powder or carving resort terrain. The profile has rocker in the nose and under your foot and then camber just after your front foot through the rest of the snowboard. The rocker zone will help this board float, and the camber will help you get the response to carve quickly and confidently. The Supernova has plenty of tech built into it. It has Capita’s fast sintered base and carbon fiber to help give it a springboard like pop.
Sizes: 153cm, 159cm, 162cm
Best Park Snowboard Deal
GNU Headspace
The GNU Head Space is one of the best park snowboards for 2021. It is on sale now for $100 off, and at that price, it is an insane deal. This is an asymmetrical twin snowboard with the c3 rocker profile. Think of this as a camber dominant snowboard even though there is a mild rocker between your feet. The result is a playful, easy-to-ride snowboard blended with the stability and precision of the camber profile. The GNU Head Space has all of the pop and precision you would need to launch yourself off jumps while still being playful enough for jibs. While I would put this board more in the park-focused crowd, it really has all you need to be your all-mountain board. The Head Space features Magne-Traction Serrated Edges giving it extra grip as you carve. If you’re on the east coast like me, the serrated edges will be useful on those icy days as they can carve on any terrain type. If you’re looking for a park set up that you could easily ride the entire resort with, take advantage of this great deal before the board sells out.
Pros
- The c3 profile shape
- Magne-Traction™: Unreal edge hold
- The balance of the asymetrical shape
Cons
- Limited 1-year manufacturer warranty (some of the other warrantys are a little longer)
- Might not be the best in deeper conditions. (Intended for park)
- The extruded base isn’t the fastest. It is good enough to accelerate from rails to jumps.
Sizes:
149, 152, 152 Wide, 155, 155 Wide, 158Snowboard Gear Coupon Codes
How To Find the Best Discount on a Snowboard
- Use the snowboard length calculator to learn the size snowboard you need.
- Check out the discount or sale pages from the snowboard stores online. Here are my favorites The House’s snowboard outlet page here, Evo’s page where they show all their discounted snowboards here, or Backcountry’s “on sale” page filtered specifically to snowboards here.
- Find a board that matches your size, and is the right type of snowboard for the type of riding you will do. In other words, you won’t want to take a stiff freeride snowboard into the terrain park or vice versa.
Steve Weber is an avid snowboarder and skateboarder. He has been snowboarding for 26 years, skateboarding for 20, and is always looking for a new board sport to try out. When he is not riding or skating, he runs a marketing agency. Board of the World is Steve’s blog for skateboard and snowboard gear reviews. The blog’s goal is to help people find the right board for them and encourage people to have fun outside.