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Capita Outerspace Living Wide 2027 Snowboard
Capita Outerspace Living Wide 2027 Snowboard: A directional-twin Resort V3 profile with camber between the feet and rocker toward the nose and tail.
$529.95
Capita Outerspace Living 2027 Snowboard
Capita Outerspace Living 2027 Snowboard: A directional-twin Resort V3 profile with camber between the feet and rocker toward the nose and tail.
$529.95
Salomon Huck Knife 2026/27 Snowboard
Salomon Huck Knife 2026/27 Snowboard: A true-twin Quad Camber profile with a responsive freestyle flex.
$579.95
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Capita Space Metal Fantasy 2025 Snowboard
Capita Space Metal Fantasy 2025 Snowboard: A women's true-twin Park V2 profile with a soft flex and reverse-camber zones.
$429.95
$343.96
Capita Pathfinder Wide 2027 Snowboard
Capita Pathfinder Wide 2027 Snowboard: A true-twin Park V1 camber profile with a soft-to-medium flex.
$449.95
Capita D.O.A. 2027 Snowboard
Capita D.O.A. 2027 Snowboard: A true-twin Resort V1 hybrid-camber profile with a medium 5.5 flex.
$599.95
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Capita Stairmaster Snowboard 2026
Capita Stairmaster Snowboard 2026: A true-twin park shape with camber and a medium-soft flex.
$499.95
$399.96
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GNU Velvet 2026 Snowboard
GNU Velvet 2026 Snowboard: A true-twin C2 hybrid profile with rocker between the feet, camber underfoot and Magne-Traction edges.
$549.99
$439.99
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Lib Tech Orca 2026 Snowboard
Lib Tech Orca 2026 Snowboard: A volume-shifted directional shape with C2x hybrid camber and Magne-Traction edges.
$699.99
$559.99
SNOWBOARDS
The right snowboard should match how you actually ride.
Board shape, flex, camber profile, width and length all change how a snowboard feels. We'll help narrow it down based on your ability, terrain, speed, turn style and where you spend most of your days.
Choose the Board for the Rider
A snowboard isn't just a length. Your weight, boot size, ability, riding style and preferred terrain all matter. A board that feels quick and playful for one rider may feel nervous or soft for another.
That's why we don't start with a size chart and call it done.
All-Mountain
Versatile boards designed to handle groomers, variable snow and a little bit of everything. A strong choice for riders who want one board to cover most days.
Freestyle
More playful shapes and flex patterns for riders who like park, side hits, switch riding and a looser feel underfoot.
Freeride
Boards built for stability, directional riding and bigger terrain, often with shapes designed to perform better in softer snow.
Width Matters Too
Boot size affects board width. If the board is too narrow, larger boots can create too much overhang. Too wide, and the board can feel slower edge to edge than it needs to.
The goal is enough width for your snowboard boots without adding unnecessary board underneath you.
Don't buy your snowboard for the trip you take once a year.
Start with where you ride most. If that's Michigan, we'll factor in our shorter runs, firmer snow and quicker turns, then account for the trips and terrain you want the board to handle too.
Start with where you ride most. If that's Michigan, we'll factor in our shorter runs, firmer snow and quicker turns, then account for the trips and terrain you want the board to handle too.
Boots and Bindings Are Part of the Decision
A snowboard doesn't work by itself. Boot size, boot fit and binding response all affect how the finished setup feels. We'll help make sure the board, boots and bindings make sense together.
Snowboard Boots
Start with the boot that fits your foot. We look at foot shape, volume, support, range of motion and riding style, then customize the fit when needed.
Shop Snowboard BootsSnowboard Bindings
Compare traditional two-strap bindings with newer fast-entry systems like FASE and Nidecker Supermatic.
Shop Snowboard BindingsShopping for a Growing Rider?
Kids can outgrow snowboard equipment quickly. See our kids' snowboard options, including select new equipment and used junior gear through the Sun & Snow Midwest Swap Tour.
Need Help Choosing?
Come see us in Plymouth or Ann Arbor. Tell us where you ride, what you like to do and what you want your next snowboard to do better. We'll help narrow down the wall.
Buy the board for the rider you are.
Not the number on a chart.