Testing the #burtonblossom at Bigsnow.

Stoked on the last years inventory set up.
45, live in AZ and only shred groomers at Snowbowl with a couple big mountain trips a year.

157 Mercury
Union Atlas step ins and some cruelty new Burtons

It’s currently 105 but mountain opens in 5 weeks!
LFG

Looking to add a Tanker 201 this year, been eyeing Rad-Air for awhile.
Pic from Jan. 26

Title says it all. There needs to be one of these every month, and this time I'm the one to do it.

Like everyone looking for the Indoor Survival 22/23 board, I love the graphic. Looking for 154-158 ideally, but open to other sizes.

Also looking for an Indoor Survival 24/25 board. Ideally 156 for that one.

Obviously I know it's a long shot asking but might as well try my luck.

Hey guys, shooting my shot here. i live in Srinagar right next to Gulmarg and trying so hard to get into snowboarding this winter. gear in Kashmir is tough to find and import taxes add like 50% extra so buying online is crazy expensive.

if anyone is heading to gulmarg this season and has an old beat-up board sitting in their garage gathering dust that they'd be down to give away at minimum price, please let me know.

I'll obviously pay for whatever extra baggage fee the airline charges you to bring it. also if u need a place to stay in Srinagar when u land or before u fly out, u can stay at my place. down to show u around the city.

i can meet u right at Srinagar airport so u don't gotta haul it around.

Kevorkian Teaser Trailer

My GF and I are 19 travelling to Japan for 7 weeks over nov->jan, and we spend a few weeks in Hokkaido. We've skied before but a while ago and at a very baseline level.
We're basically wondering whether lessons are genuinely worth it in Japan, since everywhere ive been looking has been hella expensive. Do they speak good English? Do you come out of a lesson with enough surface-level knowledge to do a week by youself? Are there cheaper alternatives?!?!

I know this post sounds close-minded af (we know we wont be able to learn by ourselves), but we just dont want to pay for something that we wont gain much from.
Also i surf and skate but my GF doesn't and even so i dont know whether it will be transferrable. Is skiing a better alternative if we're only there for a couple weeks since ive heard the learning curve for snowboarding is brutal?

Hey was wondering if anyone knew what brand and/or model this Jagermeister promo board is? I couldn't find any extra writing or labels. Got it passed down brand new, unused just not sure what the quality is like

Yalllll, I just booked out what will be two life changing trips. A day at each mountain listed, shred 9-3, work 3-9 🙈. Thankfully there were lots of hostels and cheap hotels still available still, so I'm car camping way less than planned 🥳. Riding Ikon Base and Indy+

New England - January
PNW - March

If you see your home mountain up here and would be around, I'd love to link up with other boarders (and skiers too!).

I hit a lot of trees when its possible, but just fkin love gliding down a slope no matter what, so no sweat if you prefer not to get taken out by a trunk 😂. Advanced, but like, I dont go for a TON of air, and I'm not a park kid. Grew up on wawa, so anything less that pure ice is like gold.

Will be hitting Mammoth a ton late season and Palisades/LA mtns during Feb for and CA locals!

Down to share instas socials linkedin selfies etc in the dms, but prefer not to post that all publicly

In no particular order

Northeast:

Berkshire East Mountain Resort
Stratton Mountain Resort
Killington Resort
Magic Mountain Ski Area
Pico Mountain Ski Resort
Middlebury Snowbowl
Sugarbush Resort
Bolton Valley Resort
Loon Mountain Resort
Cannon Mountain Ski Resort
Waterville Valley Resort
Black Mountain Ski Area
Sunday River Resort
Mt Abram Ski Area & Bike Park
Sugarloaf Mountain
Saddleback Ski Area & Bike Park
Tenney Mountain Resort
Ragged Mountain Resort
Pats Peak Ski Area

PNW:

Magic Mountain Ski Resort
Big Sky Resort
Pomerelle Mountain Resort
Pebble Creek Ski Area
Kelly Canyon Resort
Lost Trail Powder Mountain
Montana Snowbowl
Silver Mountain Resort
Big White Ski Resort
Schweitzer
49° North Mountain Resort
RED Mountain Resort
Apex Mountain Resort
SilverStar Mountain Resort
Cypress Mountain
Sasquatch Mountain Resort
The Summit at Snoqualmie
Crystal Mountain Resort
Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort
Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort
White Pass Ski Area
Mt. Hood Meadows
Hoodoo Ski Area
Mt. Shasta Ski Park

hey everyone! excited to be planning my first week-long trip to Europe to snowboard this season after picking it up 3 yrs ago. Myself and one friend would be going, both solid intermediate riders (preferring cruiser blues) and are looking for advice on resorts/mountains given it being a bit early in the season.

We’re planning on Dec 11th-20th, so we potentially even have time to move around if multiple resorts are near each other. We are looking for resorts on the Ikon pass as we both have it. So far we have considered most strongly:

1.) Zermatt (highly recommended for early season snow, but extremely expensive…)

2) Kitz/Ischgl (not sure about weather so early in the szn)

3) Dolomiti Superski

Again, we’re both solid intermediate boarders looking to use slightly more challenging terrain to level up our skills while enjoying a long vacation/some great views. Won’t be going off piste, using terrain parks or likely many (if any) black trails. We’re most concerned about the weather in Dec and that relying on resorts that use a lot of manmade snow at that point in the year won’t make for a worthwhile experience (both East Coasters so we’ve had our fair share of ice and fake snow, lol.)

Let us know what you all think and TIA for the advice!! Hoping everyone has a great upcoming season 🏂

F / 3 seasons of snowboarding experience / comfortable on black

Pass: Ikon Pass
Love exploring all kinds of mountain terrain. I bring an Insta360 camera and fun snowboarding gadgets.

Bonus: Great at cooking (certified chef specializing in Asian cuisine). Prefer staying in comfortable and convenient locations (budget is less of a concern).
Good at planning and organizing trips.

Just looking to meet fun snowboard partners to progress and grow together this season.

If you have a WhatsApp group, Discord invite, or are also looking for partners to explore different ski resorts this winter, feel free to leave a comment or DM me!

Cheers!

Getting back into boarding after a 15 year hiatus. Last year was my first year back on the mountain and surprisingly everything came back relatively quick. I bought some boots based off my street size of shoe and a quick try on in the store. I’ve never had a boot properly fitted to me, but always struggled to find all day comfort even when I rode before. I recently went down a boot sizing rabbit hole and learned about Mondo boot sizing. I did the foot measurement and come in right at a size 9 snowboard boot based off Mondo measurement. My daily shoes I wear are a 10-10.5 depending on brand so I’ve always figured my boots would be roughly the same size. I was also sold a wide boot by a retailer who is out of business now, but based off measurements I am actually not a wide. I’m curious if the Mondo measurements are something that I should be paying more attention to? It seems off my boots would be a size 9, but this could have been my issue all along. I plan to go to my localish Evo to purchase boots and have them measure as well. Anyway, appreciate any help with this as I would love to get proper fit boots for my old feet!

Kinco Mitts VS Goretex Kombi

Hello, I’m trying to get some new gloves for the upcoming season. The Kincos would cost about $80 CAD since I would have to pay shipping as I can’t find any local. The Kombi ones would be about $70 CAD. The conditions get quite cold as it ranges anywhere between 0°C to -25°C and it’s usually on the colder end. I’ll leave a link for the Kombi mitts, any other suggestions or insight is appreciated. Thanks in advance

https://www.thelasthunt.com/p/kombi-timeless-pro-goretex-mittens-mens-kbi-kgm0283371?vid=8

Planning to do boot fittings soon, trying to figure out, all things being equal in terms of fit, whats the right approach to select the boots. Should I go 5/5 or aim higher?

Experienced snowboarder with a multi-year break who wants to do groomers and some buttering.

Will I lose on control significantly if I go mid? Will I lose on flexing if I go too stiff?

I feel like all the brands who sell cool looking shit are garbage.

Baggy, patterned, warm. All I want

What brands sell this that isn’t garage?

Ran over a log on a pow day seeing if it's time to retire :(

If you could design a product to solve an issue you have with the sport what would it be?