United States
Choose a riding style then find your size
Freestyle / Smaller boards:
Great for rails, jumps, terrain parks, and even learning to turn. Agile, light, and more flexible. Softer.
All-mountain / Larger boards:
Great for high-speed carving, deep powder runs, and big mountain terrain. Stable and more rigid.
| Rider Weight | Freestyle Length | All-Mountain Length |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 90 lbs | 128 - 134 | 133 - 137 |
| 90 - 110 lbs | 134 - 138 | 139 - 143 |
| 110 - 130 lbs | 140 - 144 | 145 - 149 |
| 130 - 150 lbs | 146 - 150 | 151 - 155 |
| 150 - 170 lbs | 152 - 156 | 157 - 161 |
| 170 - 190 lbs | 154 - 158 | 159 - 163 |
| 190 - 210 lbs | 156 - 160 | 161 - 165 |
| 210+ lbs | 158 - 162 | 163 - 167 |
Camber
Explosive pop. Very responsive. Maximum edge/ground contact. Great for quick turns and fast runs.
Rocker
Easy pivoting with less edge catch. Floats above powder with ease. Great for freestyle park riding as well as deep powder runs.
Hybrid
A tailored blend of camber and rocker in all the right places. Styles and style-names vary between different manufacturers. Great for all types of riding.
Binding sizes based on your shoe/boot size
Adult Shoe/Boot Size:
Youth Sizing
Union
3-6: Small bindings
5.5-9: Medium bindings
Burton
1-3: Grom bindings
4-7: Mission bindings
