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Our selection for your purchases of cheap snowboard boards, for all styles, beginner, all mountain, freestyle, or freeride, among the models: snowboard Burton, Santa Cruz, Dupraz, Lib Tech, Nitro, Apo, ...

A few tips for a successful purchase of snowboard :

-The program

• The all montain freestyle boards, if you are looking for a more playful board to jump as soon as possible. Or the all mountain freeride with a directional shape to enhance grip and lift on all terrains
• Freestyle : if you are most often on the snowpark to work on your last tricks, and you are looking for a twin tip board (symmetrical) with big pop for flyer and tolerance for landings
• Freeride: You are as soon as possible off the slopes on all snow conditions, you need a board with a directional pintail shape, to have lift in deep snow and not "fling" your legs too fast!

- Size:

There is no miracle formula, the size of the snowboard depends on your height, your weight and your program. The trend is towards the short, thanks to the new shape inverted camber, allowing a better handling

For a freestyler with a height of 180 cm and a weight of 70 kg, take a board of about 156cm. For lighter weights, go for around 150cm. For the heavyweights, around 163cm. But if you ride only powder, you will need a board of at least 165cm ( Duparz D1 style ) .

Here is a summary table to find your snowboard size:

-Cams :

iome 4 years ago a new technology arrived on the market that will revolutionize the way snowboards glide.revolutionize the way snowboards glide: it's the inverted camber or rocker.

It allows to ride with a disconcerting ease in the powder thanks to a much more raised tip than in the classic camber, which buries much less from the front. It can also be used on a freestyle board to make iteven more playful, lively and manageable. A godsend for freestylers and especially for those who spend their time on the rails. The inverted camber also makes the board more accessible and therefore easier to handle and deform, which is great for those who are new to freestyle or small. A more fun board, but of course less efficient on the piste if you are adept at carving and not safe or explosive enough on big kickers, if you spend your time in the air.

In short, whether it's for freestyle or freeride, the reverse camber is a revolution, which makes boards more productive in their program.

You'll also find the double reverse camber (or Burton's flying v), which is a reverse camber with a classic camber just below the bindings, giving you more liveliness while keeping more grip than a classic reverse camber.

And of course the classic camber that we already know, for those who want grip whatever the terrain and big pop in freestyle.

For personalized advice, contact us (info line:09.63.00.76.65 or via our contact form, our technical advisers will guide you in your snowboard purchase.