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The Arbor Coda Snowboard aggressively charges the entire mountain, transitioning from one terrain to another with the agility of a samurai.
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Arbor designed the Nightrain Snowboard for advanced riders with a need for speed and a penchant for super-pipe expressionism. This directional-twin is loaded with more power than a heavyweight on ball shrinkers.
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Arbor made the multi-dimensional Westmark Snowboard for more advanced riders with sights on triple-kink urban rails and massive, bone-shattering park hits.
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The Forum Womens Craft Snowboard comes with a true-twin shape and feel to give serious riders the confidence to hit the terrain park and throw every trick in the book.
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With a true twin-tip design and medium flex, the K2 Womens Fling Snowboard gives all you she-rippers the refined tech you need to slay the park with the best of em.
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The Freebase Rocker shape and Rail Ready edges of the Burton ConDOM Snowboard let you hit that kinky rail without any repercussions after all of your friends get burned.
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The Forum Womens Spinster Snowboard comes with beveled edges to keep you from getting hung up when you hit the rails and boxes.
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The Forum Star Snowboards mellow flex delivers a ride thatll whisk you through the progression process and into the major league without the tedious wait.
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Turn some heads in the lift line thanks to the topsheet on the Head Women's Pride Snowboard.
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Built, tested and proven as the bomb-diggity in freestyle progression, the K2 WWW Wide Snowboard is designed for innovation in the streets, breakthroughs in the park, and anywhere else you jib.
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Line it up, pop on the rail, and nose press the Ride Kink Wide Snowboard the whole way down. Built for urban marauders and park punks, this wide freestyle jibstick doesn't hold anything back.
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With the same all-mountain virtues of the regular Infinite, the Flow Wide Infinite Snowboard provides support for the large-footed brethren.
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Inspired by the pro team, the K2 Believer Snowboard gives you the power to sack up and send it.
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The Ride Womens Fever Snowboard is packed with so many sick features youll want to hurl all over your old, tired deck. Thin Construction, Slimewalls, and Pop Stix will have you heating up the park.
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Ride resurrected the Prophet Snowboard to guide you through your all-mountain pilgrimage for that divine pow stash.
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Danny Davis wanted the Burton Easy Livin Snowboard to be a do-it-all ride that could take on anything from parks to pillow lines, and the board doesnt disappoint.
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Big-mountain rulers Terje and Nicolas hit lines so nasty that there's never room for hesitation or mistakes. Keeping them stoked, safe, and at the top of the game is the Burton T6 Snowboard.
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Burton combined NASA-grade materials and secret UFO technologies to bring you the Vapor Wide Snowboard. Picture Sasquatch cruising through the woods on a flying carpet and youll be somewhere close to understanding the potential of the Vapor Wide.
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$1199.95
$719.97
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More forgiving and fun to ride than most women's-specific snowbaords, the Burton Women's The Social Snowboard gives you the versatility of V-Rocker, the catch-free qualities of Cruise Control, and even a free Learn To Ride snowboard lesson and lift ticket.
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Burton built the Deuce Wide Snowboard for straightforward mountain performance.
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With every kind of terrain in its sights, the DC HKD Snowboard represents the pinnacle of DC's snowboard technology. This all-mountain directional twin features a superlight and responsive Phantom core and the Direct Drive mid-stiff flex profile for all-mountain marauding.
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With a softer flex, lightweight core and the smooth-riding abilities of a seven-radius sidecut, the DC Womens BFF Snowboard ensures that your days on the hill are filled with spins, presses, slashes, and face shots.
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A winner of the Transworld Good Wood award two years in a row, the Forum Wide Seeker Snowboard is a stronger stiffer version of the Destroyer for park crews stepping up to the bigs.
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All you need is a season pass, enough gas to get your beater to the slopes and a few bills to rub together and buy the Forum Image Snowboard.
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