Forum Grudge Snowboard
The Grudge snowboard from Forum is one of the best because it's strong, but also lightweight. Four carbon stringers run the interior length of the board, which make it easier to perform ollies and other tricks. Testers and reviewers also say that the board is great for running on different types of terrain or different areas of the mountain because the base remains stable. You'll even like it if you plan on staying in the snowboarding park all day.
GNU Riders Choice MTX Snowboard
GNU created this board by testing and retesting with professional and amateur snowboarders. They took the needs of customers and specifically created a board that gives you great speed, but great control as well. Icy conditions, extreme slopes and rocky terrain are no problem for this snowboard because it works on all areas and still gives you a smooth and clean ride.
K2 Jibpan Snowboard
K2 has long been one of the best companies making snowboards and the K2 Jibpan is the best of their newer boards. Underneath your bindings are small bumps that help provide a smoother ride by reducing the amount of tension and movement you feel. The snowboard was also designed for performing tricks while still maintaining top speed. You can even hit the rails without feeling the jolt usually associated with the movement.
Arbor A-Frame Snowboard
Arbor creates snowboards entirely from natural wood such as the A-Frame, which is then sealed with a special sealant to protect it from the snow and moisture. The board is sold as a freeride or all-around board because it works well on all terrains including rocky areas and packed snow. The slightly curved design of the snowboard gives it top speed, while still letting you turn easily.
