Snowboards for Powder

In powder riding, there are larger boards designed for wide-open fields and steep runs, as well as shorter models that are better suited for tight trees and dense terrain. You’ll often see a “fish-tail” design or at least a stance that is set far back on the board. This helps you ride powder without having to lean back, as the board naturally sinks at the tail due to its shape.

Many powder boards also perform well on groomers and are great for carving. So, you don’t need deep snow to have fun on these boards!