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Yes Standard Snowboard | 2027
$999.99

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Yes Greats Snowboard | 2027
$1,019.99

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Salomon Huck Knife Snowboard | 2027
$836.99 $929.99

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Yes Basic Snowboard | 2027
$799.99

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Salomon Abstract Snowboard | 2027
$845.99 $939.99

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Flux DS Snowboard Binding 2026 | Black
From $475.99 $679.99

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Ride Twinpig Snowboard | 2027
$809.99 $899.99

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Yes Sender Snowboard | 2027
$899.99

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Ride Saturday Snowboard | 2026
$622.49 $829.99

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Bataleon Stereo Team Snowboard | 2027
$944.99 $1,049.99

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Yes Basic Uninc Snowboard RDM | 2024
$629.99 $899.99

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Bataleon Disaster Snowboard | 2027
$829.99

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Yes Drive Snowboard | 2027
$899.99

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Salomon Huck Knife Pro Snowboard | 2027
$980.99 $1,089.99

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Nitro Team Pro Snowboard | 2027
$999.99

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Nitro Team Snowboard | 2027
From $809.99 $899.99

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Flux GS Snowboard Binding 2026 | Black
From $370.99 $529.99

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Frequently Asked Questions

A true twin shape so it rides and lands switch identically, a softer flex that presses and butters, and enough pop for jumps and rails. Park boards are symmetrical on purpose because you ride both directions in the park.

If the park is your day, a dedicated soft twin is worth it. If you split time between park and cruising, an all-mountain-freestyle board gives park-friendly flex with more versatility. Tell us your split and we will match it.

Yes. Rails and boxes are hard on bases and edges, so park boards often use tougher base materials. In Australian firm or spring park snow, that durability earns its keep.

Softer than all-mountain but not the softest on the wall. A mid-soft twin presses and butters while still holding a landing. Pure jibbers go softer; jump-focused riders often want a touch more backbone for stability at speed and on bigger landings.

Commonly a little shorter for maneuverability and easier spinning, but weight and boot size still matter. Shorter is easier to throw around; slightly longer gives more landing stability. Give us your height, weight and boot size and we will get it right.