Which snowboard for powder is best? There are five main types of snowboards, each with its own characteristics and benefits, and choosing the right one depends on the terrain you’ll be riding on.

Unbelievable float. Turns nimbly in powder. Performs well on steeps and in trees. Very sustainable. Great for landing drops and jumps (in powder). Wider board requires a little more effort to get on ...

The board’s combination of float, maneuverability, and carving ability make it a versatile choice for riders seeking a high-performance powder board that does best in deeper snow.

When I first laid eyes on K2’s Cool Bean several years ago, I must admit I was skeptical. Compared to a traditional snowboard, this thing is, well, funky. Big nose, wide body and precious little real ...

Which snowboard brand is best? Brand matters, especially when hunting for the next snowboard you’ll use to shred powder. While there are many well-known snowboard brands — and even more lesser-known, ...

For Luke Rieker, powder surfing represents a journey backward — a de-evolution of snowboarding to a simpler, purer, more intuitive ride. At first glance, powder boards look like snowboards. But there ...