Ride Zero Snowboard

The asymmetrical sidecut is designed to compensate for the difference in leverage between your toe and heel edges. It makes heelside turns feel more natural and intuitive, giving you better control and quicker initiation without needing to force the board.

While it is built for performance, the medium flex makes it accessible enough for a confident beginner to grow into. It offers enough stability for learning, but it has the technical construction that an advanced rider needs for park and freestyle progression.

While it excels in the park and on groomers, the twin shape and camber profile handle powder surprisingly well for a freestyle board. However, if you spend the majority of your time in deep backcountry, you might prefer a board with more directional float.

The Flat Kick tips create a more stable platform for presses and butters in the park. By flattening out the contact points, it provides a more predictable surface area when you are balancing on the nose or tail.

The board features reinforced edges and a high-end sintered base, which are specifically chosen to handle the abuse of rails, boxes, and concrete features. It is built to be a workhorse for riders who are hard on their equipment.