The Capita Mega Death Snowboard is an ultra-premium freeride weapon built for advanced riders who think “that's fast enough” is usually just a suggestion.
The Capita Mega Death Snowboard is an ultra-premium freeride weapon built for advanced riders who think “that's fast enough” is usually just a suggestion.
The T.Rice Pro HP is a versatile stick that will allow you to push your limits anywhere on the mountain and is still playful enough to be your daily driver.
A directional all terrain freeride focused but freestyle ready design that includes a floaty directional nose that reduces fatigue and maximizes fun in pow and crud.
Burton is mixing it up with the Burton Pretty Good Company Camber Snowboard by bringing a freestyle-focused twin with a more universal 4x2 insert pattern.
The Burton Cultivator Snowboard is all about growth. It draws on decades of snowboard design tricks to focus all the best elements into one solid package for progression.
The CAPiTA Super DOA Snowboard takes one of the most iconic resort snowboards ever made and sends it straight into the future with less weight, more power, and absolutely zero chill.
The D.O.A. Wide is the iconic all-mountain twin in a wider stance, built for riders who need extra room without sacrificing an ounce of the original's famed response.
Our flagship true-twin freestyle board, the Huck Knife, was built for jumps, transition, and rails using our most aggressive camber profile and paired with a versatile flex for precise maneuvers.
The Ride Warpig Snowboard doesn't ask for permission. Size down, go wide, and let the volume shift do the work — more float, more fun, more hog energy than anything else in your quiver.
When pigs fly, they go both ways. The Ride Twinpig Snowboard takes the Warpig's wide, volume-shifted magic and adds a twin shape and standard camber for a board that's just as rowdy going switch as it is going straight.
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