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Never Summer Proto Swift DT Snowboard Review
The Never Summer Proto Swift DT was super easy to turn and slash, with a surfy feel that made slower riding really enjoyable. Quick edge changes took very little effort, and I didn't have to ride aggressively to get a good response. It felt similar to the Proto T3 Eclipse, but a…
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Union Source Pro TH Bindings Review
The Union Source Pro TH gave me some of the best board feel and slow-speed control I've experienced. The way I could twist and flex the board underneath me was pretty remarkable, and I noticed it almost immediately. I could make incredibly tight turns with very little effort.…
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Jones Mind Expander 2.0 Snowboard Review
The Jones Mind Expander 2.0 was so much fun to turn. Effortlessly whippy, with a tail that felt like it was made to slash around. And that agility was all the more impressive considering I was riding the 158, with that big, wide nose out in front. It wasn't missing all its…
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YES Drive Snowboard Review
The YES Drive felt stable and capable across a good range of riding. It carved decently well, handled speed and rough snow well enough, and had accessible pop for jumps and side hits. It was close to my control board in a lot of areas, but a little less snappy and a touch more…
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YES Women’s Drive Snowboard Review
The YES Women’s Drive is a stable, energetic board that prefers to be ridden with some commitment. It combines strong edge control, a damp ride and plenty of pop, while still being maneuverable enough to handle most parts of the mountain. In this review, I will take a look at…
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Rome Volt FASE Bindings Review
The Rome Volt FASE gave me good support for carving, comfortable straps and really decent cushioning. They felt a little heavier and less agile than my control bindings but allowed me to get a little deeper into carves and hold them for longer. They were very similar to the…
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CAPiTA Artemis Snowboard Review
The CAPiTA Artemis felt light, lively and really solid underfoot. It gave me a lot of confidence when carving and riding faster, and it was particularly fun on jumps when I committed to the approach and landing. It wasn't a board I could be completely lazy on, but it didn't need…
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GNU S Corp Snowboard Review
The GNU S Corp was a good board for mixing jumps, spins and butters into slower to moderate-speed riding. Its pop was easy to access, the nose and tail were nice and easy to press, and there was very little catch-threat. It wasn't something that blew me away overall, but its…
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Bent Metal Transfer Pro Bindings Review
The Bent Metal Transfer Pro felt properly stiff and powerful when I leaned into a carve. They gave great support for deep carves and stability at speed, without giving up as much low-speed agility as I would’ve expected. Board feel was really good too for such stiff bindings.…
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Jones Tweaker Pro 2.0 Snowboard Review
The Jones Tweaker Pro 2.0 is a lively, freestyle-focused all-mountain board that made ollies, spins, side hits and quick turns feel fun and easy. It wasn’t the most stable board at higher speeds or through rough snow, but it offered a fun combination of accessible pop,…
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Jones Tweaker 2.0 Snowboard Review
The Jones Tweaker 2.0 felt extremely similar to the original Tweaker I had tested previously. Despite the new 2.0 name, I didn’t notice a dramatic change in its overall personality. It was still a loose-ish, playful and easygoing all-mountain-freestyle board that prefers getting…