| 90 | | $500 | The Yes. Hel Yes. is one of our absolute favorite all-mountain boards. |
| 90 | | $570 | Earning one of the top scores we have seen to date, we highly recommend the Gnu Ladies Choice. |
| 87 | | $510 | This stiffer big mountain board is great for carving or for anyone who likes to scream down groomers. |
| 83 | | $550 | The Burton Story Board is a fantastic choice for aggressive, hard-charging freeriders. |
| 82 | | $500 | If you want a top-notch all-mountain board without paying a premium price, the Klassy is the one for you. |
| 80 | | $500 | The Jones Twin Sister is fast and stable but it occasionally slipped out on icy patches. |
| 77 | | $600 | For aggressive riding and deep snow, the T. Rice Orca is a phenomenal choice. |
| 76 | | $450 | This board is solid in powder and has tons of pop but can't quite match the top boards. |
| 75 | | $450 | The Swoon is a super fun playful board but it lacks the stiffness if you really want to send it. |
| 72 | | $450 | This Pillow Talk is not a great generalist, but it does do very well in powder. |
| 71 | | $550 | If you strive for your snowboard to seem as surfy as possible, the Mind Expander is a great choice. |
| 69 | | $530 | If you love the freestyle feel and are a fan of short and stocky snowboards, the Insta/Gator is for you. |
