Ride Zero Review The Ride Zero is a new board this season, which is a unisex, asymmetrical twin that rides really nicely all over the mountain, even in terrain it isn’t really designed for. How the Zero Rides Board size: 155cm Boots: Salomon Launch Boa 27.5 and later on Vans Infuse Bindings: Burton Cartel (Medium) …
Ride Superpig Review 2020 A brand new board for the 19/20 season, the Superpig takes a whole bunch of features that the Warpig has, and makes it a whole lot beefier. While the Warpig was a very popular and very recognisable board, it’s flat to rocker profile definitely suited park and powder riding, and it …
The Ride Warpig is a new board for 2017, that comes in two sizes – small and large. It is made to be an easy carving, park board that floats in pow. It’s one of those boards that is popping up in edits all over the place.
Ride Helix 2020 Review One of Ride’s stiffer freestyle boards, it’s asymmetrical shape and good set of features make it a fun board for riding everywhere. I really liked it, it was a very solid board. [tabs type=”tabs”] [tab title=”Description” active=”true”] Features of the Ride Helix Twin Hybrid Camber This profile is mainly traditional camber, …
The Ride Bezerker is a capable board made for riders who want a board that can shred through pow but still handle itself all over the mountain. It uses Ride’s Hybrid All Mountain profile, which is a combination of a large camber section with a rocker nose. This give you float in pow, but still …