Mens Public Snowboard General

Dedication: AM All-Mountains boards are the most versatile and great for everyone from beginners to advanced riders.

Dedication: FS Freestyle boards are great for parks, pipes and on the slope.

Dedication: JB Jibbing boards are good for riding in the city, which is full of stairs, gaps, rails and other such attractions.

Standard board width – perfect if your shoe size is less than 11 US.

Traditional boards have binding inserts where the channel is located. Standard mounting system allows you to mount bindings in tens different positions.

Snowboards are shaped one of two ways: directional or twin. Twin snowboards are symmetrical, so the nose and tail are the same length. This shape is usually used in freestyle and jib snowboards.

Camber is a very popular, traditional snowboard construction. These boards have more flex for carving and bend allowing more of the effective edge to touch the snow. The extra springy resistance of the concave profile gives it that extra pop.

Snowboard flex describes how flexible a snowboard is. Medium boards provide good stability at high speeds and allow for great comfort of moves on the slope.

Sintered base – regulary waxed, sintered bases are much faster than extruded bases. Sintered bases can also be harder to repair than extruded bases.