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Women’s snowboard: how to choose a board adapted to your body shape
Women who snowboard do not all fit the average size standards. Some are taller than 1.75 m, have a more athletic build, or wear boots size 41 or larger. For these riders, choosing a well-adapted snowboard is essential to gain comfort, precision, and safety on the snow.
Why adapt your board to your body shape?
Women’s boards are often designed for heights between 1.60 m and 1.70 m and weights from 50 to 65 kg. But if you are taller or physically stronger, a board that is too short or too soft may lack support, vibrate in turns, or wear out quickly. Conversely, a well-adapted board will provide stability, grip, smooth turns, and control on all terrains.
Three elements to consider
- Length: if you are tall or muscular, choose a board slightly longer than average.
- Flex: opt for a board with medium to stiff flex if you have strong pressure or ride at good speed.
- Width: if you wear size 41 or above, favor a Wide board to avoid your boots hanging over the edges.
Recommended size guide
| Height | Weight | Freeride | Freestyle | Versatile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| + 1.80 m | + 65 kg | 160 – 163 cm | 155 – 157 cm | 157 – 160 cm |
| 1.70 m – 1.80 m | 60 – 65 kg | 155 – 160 cm | 150 – 155 cm | 153 – 157 cm |
| 1.60 m – 1.75 m | 55 – 60 kg | 150 – 155 cm | 145 – 150 cm | 147 – 153 cm |
| 1.50 m – 1.60 m | 50 – 55 kg | 140 – 150 cm | 140 – 145 cm | 143 – 147 cm |
Which camber for which practice?
If you have a good level and seek a dynamic board, the classic camber or a Camrock camber is ideal for carving, rebound, and control on technical terrain. On the other hand, if you prioritize comfort and forgiveness, reverse cambers or hybrid types like Flying V are softer, more playful, and easier to ride.
Some well-adapted models
Here are some references designed for athletic riders or taller than average:
- Jones Twin Sister: versatile, stable, and technical, available up to 159 cm
- Burton Feelgood: with Flying V camber, perfect for varied terrains
- K2 Cold Shoulder: very supportive, ideal for progression
- Ride Saturday: dynamic, sturdy, and available up to 155+ cm
- Lib Tech Cortado: with Magne-Traction technology and versions adapted for larger feet
Find a wide selection of equipment on our online store Snow Concept, specialist in ski, snowboard and accessories equipment. For personalized advice, contact us info line: 09.63.00.76.65 or via our contact form, our technical advisors will guide you in your ski purchase.