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Gear Reviews, Snowboard Reviews 43

The 2020 Ride Twinpig Snowboard Review

By Angrysnowboarder @angrysnowboard · On August 15, 2019

Board: Ride Twinpig

Size: 151

Camber Option: Twin Hybrid Rocker. Twin camrocker.

Bindings: K2 Indy

Stance: 21.5 Wide 15 Negative 12 Goofy

Boots: K2 Thraxis Size 10

My Weight: 195lbs

Resort: Copper Mountain

Conditions: A mix of blue skies with pockets of clouds, slushy snow, firm snow, chunder snow, and ice.

Flex: This board comes in with a middle of the road flex for a park board. Pretty standard stuff. Softer tips, stiffer under foot, slightly softer in the middle, with a moderate about amount of torsional flex.

Stability: With the wider platform, flex, and camber profile you have a perfect combination for staying stable. You might feel a little chatter out in the tips at speeds but it never resonates fully back underfoot. If you hit some ice boulders or chunder in the run the board doesn’t get bucked but you will have some vibrations underfoot.

Ollies: This board has some OK snap in it. That wider platform really helps you set up and pop. You can easily load up the camber and it will snap. The rebound is there but it’s not the snappiest deck I’ve been on.

Pop On Jumps: Here’s where this board shines. That wider platform just gives so much pop to the board utilizing the surface area off the lip. You can turn small jumps into bigger ones.

Butterability: There’s flex in the tips and you do have a wider platform to get out over it. There will be some rebound right where the camber meets the rocker zone so be prepared to have it fight you just a hair. Otherwise this board can butter with the best of them.

Jibbing: I would say this board is definitely more suited to jumping than jibbing. But it gets the job done. You can lock into presses with a little effort and it will slide sideways through a feature just fine.

Carving: This board rails turns with ease. It actually transitions smoothing from toe to heel for being a wider board. On edge you can feel the power out of the tail as you drive into the center of the board. The sidecut is so dialed on this board.

Rider in Mind: Volume shifted loving freestyle rider.

Personal Thoughts: I didn’t love this board and I didn’t hate this board. It was a snowboard. I think the Superpig and Warpig are more my cup of tea. This board felt like riding a volume shifted Helix with a bit more flex, which was nice. I will say on jumps this board was super awesome.

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43 Comments

  • John McDougall says: October 29, 2019 at 6:15 am

    Been thinking about hopping on the volume shift-wagon…and this board keeps coming to mind as I ride switch quite a bit. I’m 6’3″, 160, riding 2/3 of my days jumping and buttering around on midwestern trash hills, and 1/3 of my time chasing real snow/mountains out west. Wondering what size would be best, or if there are other boards you’d recommend I look at over this? Currently on a ’13 k2 happy hour w/ union stratas.

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: October 29, 2019 at 7:57 am

      This will fit the bill you could also check out the Party Platter from K2.

      Reply
      • James says: August 11, 2020 at 6:28 pm

        Hey boss looking to get onto one of these but I’m not sure which size to rock…. size 13 boot would the 156w do the job? I ride at a -12, +12 and I’m 6’3

        Reply
        • Angrysnowboarder says: August 11, 2020 at 7:28 pm

          Well your weight would really help.

          Reply
  • Paul says: October 31, 2019 at 2:14 pm

    specs: 6’0 190, size 10 boots, age 57 – currently riding 2019 Yes PYL and love it. Demo’d it against Rossi XV and Flight attendant. Spent the last 19 years riding all mountain boards (Jones Mt Twin, Gnu Riders Choice, Arbor Coda and several Burton boards…didnt love any of them) and ultimately they didn’t fit what i mostly do (3/4 freeriding and 1/4 playful freestyle – thus, an all mountain board was not optimized for those two styles, and it took this dumbass a long time to figure it out. While mostly a freerider, i want a board to get playful with (I wont do rails or park), but want to ramp up switch riding, jumping, side hits, buttering, spins etc to mix it up when on days i am not riding aggressively down the mountain and through trees.

    First question: why did you rank this board number 1 in your top 5 volume shifted boards and then gave it a crappy so-so review here?

    Seqcond question: Your suggestion for best boards to consider given my desire for a freestyle type board when i want to get playful doing tricks – was considering the Yes Typo, Capita Asymulator and the Twinpig – best of these three or other suggestions?

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: November 1, 2019 at 7:07 pm

      Get a Ride Superpig and be realistic about what you want from the board. A true twin isn’t going to fix what you’re looking for you’re a directional riding guy.

      Because Top 5’s aren’t always my personal top 5 it’s the ones that the market dictates.

      Reply
  • Poom says: December 20, 2019 at 9:40 pm

    Hi, I’m looking to buy my first board. I’m novice progressing to intermediate and now are quite comfortable with most red/blue slopes.

    I want to progress to ride comfortably on black routes but want the board that are versatile enough for me to do more of freestyle riding as well. Looking to learn so basic/easy butter, jump, and a bit of park.

    Is the twinpig too advance for me? Or do you have other options which might be more suitable for me? Thank in advance and love your content!

    ps. rent a skate banana (shop recommended) last week, and just found the love you have for em’ lol!

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: December 21, 2019 at 8:17 am

      You’ll want the Warpig over the Twin Pig for your level of riding it’ll be far more forgiving and easier to learn on than the Twinpig. Otherwise I’d say check out the K2 Raygun or Raygun Pop, Yes Libre, Jones Frontier as some solid starter boards.

      Reply
      • Poom says: December 22, 2019 at 2:25 am

        Thanks for a quick response! What about the Algorythm?

        Reply
        • Angrysnowboarder says: December 23, 2019 at 9:35 am

          Sure.

          Reply
  • Brandon H says: January 9, 2020 at 1:10 pm

    As a goofy rider would you have to essentially run the deck backwards since the heel and toe side edges are asymmetrical?

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: January 10, 2020 at 10:41 am

      Is this a serious question? It’s a fucking twin.

      Reply
    • Brandon P says: November 2, 2020 at 10:18 am

      Hey Brandon H – just in case you never realized why your question is bad, the twin pig is twin from tip to tip (as in nose and tail, which are the same because this is a twin). The asymmetric cut you’re talking about is edge to edge, not tip to tip – the “side”s are different but not the tips. Whether you are regular or goofy you can still use the heel-cut side on your heel because again, there is no nose vs tail distinction on a twin board. Think of it this way: put your bindings on so that the heels are on the heel edge and the toes are on the toe edge. Then you just decide whether to use the left or right tip as your nose based on whether you are regular or goofy.

      Reply
  • David Adamovicz says: January 13, 2020 at 12:57 pm

    What’re the biggest differences between this and the Party Platter?

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: January 14, 2020 at 9:09 am

      Flex, sidecut, and snap.

      Reply
  • Tyler says: February 20, 2020 at 8:41 am

    I’m 5’11’ 140 lbs and a size 12 boot. I’m still growing but love to ride the park. Would I be able to go for a 151/154 and not go for the wide without too much overhang?

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: February 23, 2020 at 11:55 am

      You need a wide.

      Reply
  • Marco says: February 24, 2020 at 2:32 pm

    Hi, I’m looking for a pair of new bindings for the Twinpig. I was wondering if the Union Strata or the Salomon Hologram are a good choice for this board. I like to carve, jump and butter mainly. Not many features or jib.

    If not, may you advice something suitable?

    Thanks

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: February 25, 2020 at 8:47 am

      I’d get something with a stiffer base that’s designed to have less lateral flex.

      Reply
      • Marco says: February 25, 2020 at 3:01 pm

        Some other options that I can find easily and are in the budget:

        Union Atlas or Force
        Ride Ltd
        Flux DS
        Arbor Cypress

        Or can you advice something to check?

        Thanks

        Reply
        • Angrysnowboarder says: February 25, 2020 at 5:48 pm

          Probably go with the Rides.

          Reply
  • Vic says: February 26, 2020 at 9:12 am

    I am 5.9 170 pound with 11 boots. Which size does fit better for me 151 or 154?

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: February 26, 2020 at 10:13 am

      Both.

      Reply
  • Mitchell Boyd says: March 8, 2020 at 10:21 pm

    I’m 6,0 /207 pounds. Size 11 boot
    Would the 156 wide be suitable for me?
    Cheers

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: March 8, 2020 at 11:45 pm

      Easily.

      Reply
  • jakob says: March 18, 2020 at 1:12 am

    Hey im 6’3 size 11 boot and 170-175 pounds, between a 151, 154, and a 157 what would be the best fit for me?

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: March 18, 2020 at 8:41 am

      51

      Reply
  • Pazaw says: May 25, 2020 at 5:08 pm

    Hey angry,
    Love the content!

    Between twinpig 154/156w and warpig 154, which would be better for me as an intermidiate level rider doing mostly carving, jump side hits and butter?

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: May 25, 2020 at 6:40 pm

      Well you definitely need a wide. But I’d go withe the 54w if possible.

      Reply
  • Pazaw says: May 25, 2020 at 5:11 pm

    Sorry forgot to add i’m 6’4 13 size feet and 170 lbs.

    Best regards!

    Reply
  • Connor says: July 19, 2020 at 4:38 am

    Just got into boarding but I’m picking it up super quick, 3days in and I’m hitting red runs and small features through the terrain park. Switch is gonna be a big part of my riding too. I’m looking for a board that’s gonna stay with me as I keep improving and pushing myself. I’m 6’2 and 190lbs with uk11 boots so need a wide.

    Was looking into the Salomon sight 158w but the twin pig looks real nice, what’s your opinion? Any other boards I should look into?

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: July 19, 2020 at 11:00 am

      You need to build some skills before you step up to the TwinPig.

      Reply
      • Connor says: July 21, 2020 at 12:35 am

        Too easy, though I might be getting ahead of myself!

        Thanks for the reply!

        Any board recommendations for a bit of do it all but mostly park/switch?

        Looking at Salomon sight and Rome mechanic so far with some union flite pro bindings!

        Reply
        • Angrysnowboarder says: July 21, 2020 at 10:38 am

          I’d probably go with the Mechanic over the Sight, just seems like a better built board.

          Reply
          • Connor says: August 25, 2020 at 1:05 pm

            Yo man thought I’d get back with an update.

            I held of for little and spent a few more days up the mountain dialing my skills in then pulled the trigger on a setup.

            I picked up the Ride Twinpig 154 with some Burton Malavitas and Burton imperial boots.

            That was the best decision I’ve ever made, I was a burton radius 160 before.

            The Twinpig is so good damn fun, I’ve ridden almost all conditions on it from icy crusty off piste to slushy moguls. Boxes, Rails, and small jumps. This thing is so much fun. Took me a day to get used to the width and finally having some camber but its changed the game for me.

            Just want to say thanks for all your effort reviewing and replying. I watched a lot of your shit before I brought this haha.

            Cheers

  • Ramon says: November 5, 2020 at 2:34 am

    Hi, I had the Ride warpig in a Large, I’m 5’11” and about 230lbs, I love everything about that board and how it works well on all conditions, except riding switch, worse, landing switch.

    I’ve always been wondering about the twin pig, but I don’t like catchy boards… I didn’t like the ride Machete…

    What do you think? I wonder how it would ride in powder also?

    I was debating about getting the warpig XL or the 157 twin pig?

    I do like riding switch and landing stuff switch, specially in powder

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: November 5, 2020 at 9:32 am

      Upsizing in a board you’re not stoked on how it rides switch really doesn’t make sense to me. The Twinpig is such a meh board. Have you ever thought of a Marhar Lumberjack?

      Reply
      • Ramon says: November 5, 2020 at 10:59 am

        Yes, but they don’t sell it in Canada . It does look like my style of board. I just got ridd of a never Summer Proto 164, it was easy to ride, but doesn’t hold an edge when snow is not great.

        Is the Twinpig catchy?

        Reply
        • Angrysnowboarder says: November 5, 2020 at 12:05 pm

          It just sucks.

          Reply
  • Jamie says: November 15, 2020 at 4:39 pm

    Hi from England. Great reviews, just been looking into the pigs and like the sound of this and the superpig, would be using it as my mountain board to replace my terrain wrecker. Already have a yes greats in a 154 (which reads like a twinpig)which I love to ride in a dome but think this is a bit small for the mountain with my specs (5ft 8, 210lbs,size 9 boot). Which do you think would be a better fit and what size,151 or 154? Thanks

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: November 16, 2020 at 9:07 pm

      Since you have the Greats I’d get the Superpig over the Twinpig to compliment it and I’d get the 51.

      Reply
  • Matt says: November 24, 2020 at 10:37 am

    Hey angry! I am 5’7 215lbs (hopefully still losing weight used to be 250lbs) and bought the ride twinpig 154 but worried it’s too big. Haven’t rode it yet but debating on keeping or switching with the 151.

    I’m looking to more working on spins and presses but not crazy park guy just would like to make the mountain my play ground.

    Is the 151 going to feel way too small with sacrifice on that stability( could I still have fun all around the resort with it) OR will the 154 stable but too big to spin around ?

    Reply
    • Angrysnowboarder says: November 24, 2020 at 8:02 pm

      You’re fine, go ride it.

      Reply

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