Snowboards for Park / Freestyle

A park or freestyle board is often a twin or very similar in shape at the nose and tail, allowing you to ride equally well in both directions.

However, we also have some freestyle models that are “directional,” meaning they are not symmetrical from tip to tail. These boards are often found in the All-Mountain category as well. For us, many boards fit into multiple categories since the same board can be ridden in a variety of conditions.

Freestyle boards come in both soft and stiff flex options, as well as in different lengths.

Stiffer and longer freestyle boards are better suited for bigger jumps or riding at higher speeds through the park.

Softer boards are ideal for a more playful riding style. When hitting rails and boxes, a softer board can be an advantage.

There’s no right or wrong—this is simply where we’ve gathered the boards we consider best suited for park and freestyle riding.