The rat is that board for riders that are going hard in the park or the streets. Dinosaurs Will Die is trying to give these riders an easier entry into snowboarding by making a fun board that won’t break the bank.
The Time Machine is one of those boards when you get on it you instantly know it’s a snowboard and that it’s going to not jerk you around or not do things you want. We rode it, we reviewed it, and now you can read about it.
The Templar from Rossignol is a mid ranged all mountain freestyle snowboard. This snowboard features a mellow version of their Magnetraction as well as a almost twin shape. For those that still want camber between their feet this could be an option.
The SuperPark LTD. is Smokin’s way of saying thank you to their retailers and those that have stuck by them. You can only pick this up at select shops. Below you’ll find out all our thoughts on the 2015 model we tested.
Rome has created a versatile powder slayer in the Mountain Division. A board that after slaying the deep white stuff can still rail a turn on the groomed runs. Here’s how this snowboard stacked up.
Amplid’s Pocket Knife is one of those snowboards that makes the magical claim of being able to drop down in size and still retain all the characteristics of a bigger board. We took this park oriented hybrid camber shred sled for some laps and this is what we had to say.
Want a board you can ride anywhere and charge with? That’s the K2 Turbo Dream in a complete nutshell. Seriously, that’s what this board is designed for. Read the review and find out more.
The Sick Stick is one of those powder boards that when you get on it, you know you are going to have a great time. But rather than take my word from this intro, read the whole review and come up with your own opinion of this snowboard.
The Supernatant is new for 2015. This board is the culmination of longtime DC Snowboards rider Devun Walshes need for a board that can power through the backcountry. Micro camber, a directional flex and shape, coupled with a pointy nose, you can guarantee this board slays powder!
Bataleon is known for a unique tech called Triple Base Technology or TBT. This elevates the base at the contact points and creates a 3D shaping to the board similar to a boat hull. The Omni is their stiff hard charging freeride board. Here’s what we thought it felt like to ride it.
