Women
Designed for Women

Park and Pipe
This rider will find their way to the Freestyle side of the mountain. Playful with lots of response.

Twin
This particular shape allows the rider to ride switch or regular. The nose and tail of the board have the same shape.

Camber
The most response with true pop in and out of a turn with the most edge control.

Stiff
Rider likes to really take charge when hitting the hill. This rider will have the support they need to handle high speeds.

Strap
Strap bindings are the most common type of snowboard bindings, and they can be easily identified by the flexible straps (or sometimes a single strap) that connect across the top of the snowboard boot to hold it in place. A ratcheting buckle tightens the straps across the top of the ankle and toe of the boot. Because each strap is adjustable and can be tightened individually, strap snowboard bindings offer a high degree of adjustability.

2x4
The 2x4 hole pattern features two rows of holes. The rows are spaced four centimeters apart, and each hole in the row is spaced two centimeters apart. Each snowboard binding is secured to the snowboard using four bolts. This pattern offers the rider some flexibility with binding placement forward or backward compared to the manufacturer’s suggested reference stance position.

Intermediate / Expert
An intermediate to expert skier or rider handles varied terrain, including black diamond runs, with confidence, demonstrating advanced turning, speed control, and adaptability to different snow conditions.