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Powder Snowboards

A powder snowboard can help you stay afloat without leaning back through every turn. A broad nose, taper and a stance set toward the tail each change how the board moves through soft snow. Some shapes are meant to be ridden shorter, so follow the maker's weight guidance instead of copying your everyday length. Consider how much space you have to turn: open bowls and tight trees reward different choices. Check the board's manners on the groomed trip home as well. Skip a highly specialized tail if riding switch and park laps are still a big part of your day.

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