Buying a new Snowboard?

Question

what is a nice flexible board great for terrain park use and has sick graphics

Answer 1

you cant go wrong with a burton. the company has proven to produce high quality boards that have the graphics ne1 loves. whether ur a beginner or pro, burton is the way.

Answer 2

K2 WWW

Burton Love, Dom, or Twin.

Any Rome board.

Salomon Sanchez

Ride Kink

Forum Youngblood or Grudge.

And if you're a high-roller, the Burton X8 or Jeremy.  The reason I say high-roller is because the boards sit at about $530.  Then you gotta get the bindings which will run you about $200-$300.  That's $730-830 right there, without tax.  

Anyways, these are what I think are the best choices.

Ok, so no Burton.  Alright, so now we're left with the WWW, Kink and Rome boards.  I would say get the WWW.  Everybody who has one loves it, and it's flex is pretty nice.  Including that, they apparently shortened the nose and tail and extended the effective edge so that allows you to drop an extra five cm's off of it.  If you're not digging the graphics on the WWW (which I personally think look pretty sick), then I think Rome should be your next choice.  Their boards are well known for park.  As for Ride's boards, I haven't really heard any + or - feedback about them, so if you're looking at the Kink, I'd say demo it first.

Answer 3

Go to Zumiez

Answer 4

Some nice flexable buttery boards you should check out are

Rome Artifact

K2 WWW

Burton Dominant

Atomic Pivot

Forum Manuel

Salomon Sanchez

Apo Selecta

Out of the boards above the graphics i like the best are probaly the WWW and also the Dominant which has like a retro 80s skateboard deck look about it. But it comes down to personal choice all the boards above are good go with the graphics you like the best. Good luck with the riding.

Answer 5

Check out Lib Tech - they're making some wicked boards these days.

Answer 6

i rent them from where i snowboard oh i dont do that anymore i fell off the ski lift lol opps