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A snowboard package is the combination of a snowboard and snowboard bindings.
Here are some tips to successfully purchase your snowboard package Rossignol, Salomon, Head.
Men's snowboard: some tips for a successful purchase
The choice of a men's snowboard depends on several essential criteria. Here are some guidelines to help you choose well:
The program
- All mountain: versatile boards, comfortable for carving on piste, in the park, or freeriding.
The all mountain freestyle are ideal if you want a playful board to start jumping as soon as possible.
The all mountain freeride, with a directional shape, offer better grip and flotation on all terrains. - Freestyle: perfect if you spend most of your time in the snowpark. Look for a twin tip (symmetrical) board, with pop to throw tricks and tolerance for better landings.
- Freeride: if you love off-piste riding, you need a board with a directional pintail shape, offering more flotation in deep snow and less muscle fatigue.
The size
There is no magic formula: the board size depends on your height, your weight, and your program. The current trend favors shorter boards, notably thanks to reverse cambers which improve maneuverability.
- For a freestyle rider 180 cm tall and weighing 70 kg, a board around 156 cm is recommended.
- For lighter builds: around 150 cm.
- For heavier builds: around 163 cm.
- For freeride in powder: at least 165 cm (for example the Duparz D1).
Snowboard size chart
Snowboard Size – MEN
| Height | Weight | Freeride | Freestyle | Versatile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| > 1.90 m | > 90 kg | > 169 cm | > 163 cm | > 165 cm |
| 1.80 – 1.90 m | 70 – 90 kg | 165 – 169 cm | 160 – 165 cm | 160 – 165 cm |
| 1.75 – 1.80 m | 65 – 75 kg | 160 – 165 cm | 155 – 160 cm | 157 – 160 cm |
| 1.60 – 1.75 m | 55 – 65 kg | 155 – 160 cm | 150 – 155 cm | 153 – 157 cm |
| < 1.60 m | 50 – 60 kg | 150 – 155 cm | 147 – 153 cm | 147 – 153 cm |
Snowboard Size – WOMEN
| Height | Weight | Freeride | Freestyle | Versatile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| > 1.80 m | > 65 kg | 160 – 163 cm | 155 – 157 cm | 155 – 157 cm |
| 1.70 – 1.80 m | 60 – 65 kg | 155 – 160 cm | 150 – 155 cm | 150 – 155 cm |
| 1.60 – 1.75 m | 55 – 60 kg | 150 – 155 cm | 145 – 150 cm | 145 – 150 cm |
| 1.50 – 1.60 m | 50 – 55 kg | 145 – 150 cm | 140 – 145 cm | 140 – 145 cm |
| < 1.50 m | < 50 kg | 140 – 150 cm | 140 – 143 cm | 140 – 143 cm |
Different snowboard cambers
The camber strongly influences the behavior of your board. Here is a simplified presentation of the main profiles:
Classic camber
The classic camber (or traditional snowboard camber) forms an upward arc. It provides:
- Stability and precision
- Powerful pop
- Grip on hard snow
Less forgiving, it is more suitable for experienced riders. Example: Burton CustomX.
Reverse camber
The reverse camber (or rocker) is concave in the center, with raised tips. It offers:
- Manoeuvrability and ease in turns
- Flotation in powder
- Tolerance to avoid edge mistakes
Less stable at high speed. Example: Lib Tech Skate Banana.
Flat camber
The flat camber (or flat profile) is neutral, between classic and reverse. It offers:
- Stability and responsiveness
- Good grip
- Versatility for piste, park and powder
W camber (hybrid)
The W camber (or hybrid camber, Flying V) combines camber under the feet and rockers at the tips. It ensures:
- Responsiveness and pop
- Playfulness and tolerance
- Flotation in deep snow
Examples: Burton Custom, Burton Process Flying V.
Camber + rocker (Camrock)
The Camrock is a mix: camber between the feet, rocker in nose and tail. It brings:
- Grip in the center
- Maneuverability in turns
- Versatility for freestyle and powder
Examples: K2 Alchemist and K2 Manifest.
Choosing the right camber
- Level: beginners prefer reverse or flat camber. Experts go for classic camber.
- Riding style: for freestyle, prefer reverse. For freeride, classic or hybrid camber is best.
- Conditions: for powder, opt for rocker. On hard snow, classic is more effective.
For personalized advice, contact us ( info line: 09.63.00.76.65 or via our contact form, our technical advisors will guide you best in your snowboard package purchase.
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