- Burton is the pioneer of snowboards, located in Burlington, VT.
- 3 Styles of Boards - FreeRide, All Mountain FreeStyle and Park.
- Prices Range from $299 to $999
- K2 was one of the original big Ski companies. They have been a player in snowboards for years and are constantly making technology enhancements to their boards for the better ride.
- K2 breaks their boards out into 3 categories: A.TL.A.S., Progression and Women’s.
- A.TL.A.S - This line is a mix of FreeRide and FreeStyle Boards.
- Progression -This line is made almost exclusively for the park.
- Women’s - This is women’s line and the major differences from the other categories are Graphics and a smaller Sidecut Radius.
- Prices Range from $289 to $549
- Founded in Redmond, WA with the mission to create a snowboard company “for the people”.
- Ride has 3 Series of Snowboards: Mobility Collection, ATV Collection and Foundation Collection.
- Mobility Collection - The high end collection designed for the FreeStyle and Park.
- ATV Collection - This line is desgined for the FreeRide or all mountain boarder.
- Foundation Collection - The entry line for the new snowboarder. Great quality at a good price.
- Prices range from $299 to $499
- Based in Irvine, CA and has been making snowboards for over 10 years.
- Forum does not break their snowboards out into Categories or Series like some of the others, they simply have it broken out by Mens, Womens and Youth.
- Mens - The mens line consists of 18 boards that cover the 3 major styles; FreeStyle, FreeRide and Park.
- Womens - The womens line consists of 5 boards coving FreeStyle, FreeRide and Park.
- Youth - Boards designed for the little riders before they can launch into the Mens or Womens line.
- Prices range from $299 to $549
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