| 90 | | $500 | This is one of our absolute favorite all-mountain boards |
| 90 | | $580 | Earning one of the top scores we have seen to date, we highly recommend this board |
| 87 | | $530 | If you have an aggressive riding style and want a board that can shred the entire mountain, this is a great choice |
| 82 | | $550 | A top-notch all-mountain board without a premium price |
| 82 | | $550 | If you are looking for a true twin-tip freestyle snowboard that thrives both in the park and across the mountain, this might be your No. 1 |
| 80 | | $500 | Fast and stable but it occasionally slipped out on icy patches |
| 79 | | $460 | Fast, fun, and hard charging, the advanced and intermediate riders will flock to this board |
| 77 | | $650 | For aggressive riding and deep snow, this is a phenomenal choice |
| 77 | | $500 | A fast freeride board that excels in the wide-open areas but can struggle with short radius turns |
| 76 | | $480 | This board is solid in powder and has tons of pop but can't quite match the top boards |
| 76 | | $599 | A great option for big mountain riding on the biggest powder days |
| 75 | | $460 | A super fun playful board but it lacks the stiffness if you really want to send it |
| 71 | | $600 | If you strive for your snowboard to seem as surfy as possible, this is a great choice |
