I am looking to buy a snowboard and i have a pretty tight budget. what brand do i look at? morrow? any ideas?

Question

around 250 i saw a morrow radium in a store today that looked really sweet and was 220 for the board and bindings... but i dont know anything about morrow...

Answer 1

google cheap boreds

Answer 2

Burton would be your best bet they carry top of the line stuff and try to buy from a small shop they normally sell cheaper than a warehouse type place would.

Answer 3

what price range?

Answer 4

i buy mines at Vans stores sometimes

Answer 5

Ebay. Any model thats about a year or 2 old and didn't get sold (brand new) is cheap.  If you like rails try to get a board with some slim walls. If most of the snow you ride is fake blown snow i would suggest looking into libtech they have some new boards geared for non big mountain riding.

Answer 6

definitely BURTON!!!

burton.com

Answer 7

try www.the-house.com

the foursquare boards are usually cheap, and pretty good quality

to the girl above, burton boards are so overrated!!!!!

Answer 8

if you dont want to spend much money get somthing like a lamar

Answer 9

I'm a newer snowboarder, but have been skiing all my life so I'm familiar with how things should feel. I have a Morrow Traverse board and I'm happy with it. It's not the easiest thing to carve on, but it gives you plenty of control and it's a good board for your money. I would reccomend them.

Answer 10

If you are a begineer rider most entry level boards will be cheap. If you want a more advanced board and have a tight budget id advise to buy second hand or get one of last years models rather than going for a budget brand, Good luck.