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Additional Snowboard Features
Additional Snowboard Features

Additional Snowboard Features Sidecut Radius. This term describes the curve of a board’s edges. Deeper sidecut (lower numbers, in centimeters): These boards have narrower waists, so they turn quickly and easily. Good for beginners and park riders.

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All Mountain
All Mountain

All-Mountain Snowboards: Most snowboarders ride all-mountain boards. They are the best beginner snowboards because they are so versatile and you can learn what terrain best suits your style. With a slight set back stance, usually a directional flex and a slightly deeper side cut, the top all mountain snowboards cater to riders who want one board that can handle it all.

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Alpine
Alpine

But if you are interested in the sport, there are still ways you can go about finding the best alpine snowboards out there.

Burton Snowboards
Burton Snowboards

Shop Men's Snowboards including the Custom X, Process, Ripcord, Deep Thinker and Flight Attendant and other park, all-mountain, powder, freestyle and backcountry boards and splitboards from Burton.

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Capita Snowboards
Capita Snowboards

capita mfg / the mothership / station 1 / 9613 feistritz a.d. gail / austria ...

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Flat Camber
Flat Camber

camber What does it look like? When you look at a cambered boards side on, it has four contact points with the snow near the tip and the tail, and it arches up at the centre between the bindings.

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Freestyle
Freestyle

Freestyle snowboarding is all about the tricks, normally in man made situations such as in a snowboard park. So riding through the half pipe, jibbing on rails, buttering the piste, nailing the jumps, pulling off tricks, stomping the landing and riding away like you own the mountain. Freestyle riding is more about skill and courage than speed.

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GNU Snowboards
GNU Snowboards

Gnu Snowboards: A Summary As with Burton snowboards, not everyone is going to be able to afford the luxury of owning a Gnu snowboard–they’re just too expensive for some budgets. But if you can find the way to scrounge up the money, you are in for such a great treat.

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K2 Snowboards
K2 Snowboards

K2 Snowboards, Snowboard Boots, Bindings and Accessories from Snowboards.com Super easy times await with the Cinch entry system. Great for those learning as the in/out process is easier for those that have not quite mastered their snowboarding balance.

Lib Tech Snowboards
Lib Tech Snowboards

All Lib Tech snowboards are handcrafted using only the safest, environmentally friendly materials at our factory in the USA. World's Best Boards!

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Ride Snowboards
Ride Snowboards

Committed to manufacturing the best Snowboards, Boots, and Bindings on the market, we live and breathe snowboarding. We are RIDE Snowboards.

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Rome Snowboards
Rome Snowboards

From chutes and corduroy, to big drops and a few park laps, the National is dialed or a full day at Snowbird, Jackson, Stowe or St. Anton. The Fusion Camber is an evolution of the timeless power of camber, combined with targeted areas of rocker to help lay ruts effortlessly.

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Rossignol Snowboards
Rossignol Snowboards

Rossignol, on the other hand, has decided not to play down to the needs of kids, and created a truly fantastic park snowboard for children. The best feature of the Alias is the AmpTek AutoTurn design.

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Traditional Camber
Traditional Camber

Traditional Camber To better clarify the camber distinctions of today’s boards, it’s crucial to first understand traditional camber. Before reverse camber mania struck, boards only had traditional camber--a mellow convex rise from the contact points of the tip and tail inward with an apex at the midpoint.

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