rocker snowboard debate. What keeps your board stable during turn initiation or helps you float on soft snow? Your snowboard’s profile, or the shape of your board’s curve, contributes to all ...

The traditional camber snowboard has its pros and cons: Rocker profiles are also known as “reverse camber” profiles. This is because instead of an arch in the middle, these boards have a dip ...

A camber offers better control, grip, and stability. This is the traditional curvature of both skis and snowboards. A rocker, ...

As ski slopes close across the country, snowboard retailers are now winding down operations and looking forward to next year. As a result of the double whammy of and the early end of the season ...

Rocker boards are the opposite, with a rounded bottom that lifts up on the nose and tail. Snowboard manufacturers sometimes use percentages to describe the degree of either shape. For instance ...

With an all-terrain rocker and a short, low rise in the tail, these skis will serve you well from park to powder. A brand-new pair at this kind of discount is rare. Burton’s Thinker boards are ...

Charles said the relationship with Never Summer was a natural one because of its reputation for making durable snowboards. The Denver-based company, founded in 1991, owns the only patent for ...

Burton has been building snowboards in Vermont for more than 30 ... shape that makes it extremely quick edge to edge, and the rocker-camber profile—rocker from the tip to just outside your ...