Snowboarding Profiles

The Jones Women’s Tweaker 2.0 is one of the most enjoyable all-mountain-freestyle boards I’ve ridden. It felt light, lively and playful from the beginning, but still had enough support and stability to ride beyond the park. Overall, I found it versatile and confidence-inspiring. It was easy to move around, had loads of accessible pop and felt […]

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Never Summer has made some major changes to its snowboard lineup for 2027, even though the overall model count has only dropped by one. The total lineup moves from 24 snowboard models to 23. But beneath that, the solid-board range has actually grown from 20 models to 22, while the splitboard lineup has been consolidated from […]

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The Never Summer Proto T3 Eclipse felt like the considerably more easygoing, surfier sibling to the Proto T3 Ultra (which I tested alongside the Eclipse). It required a lot less effort and input to get it turning, popping and responding, and it felt noticeably quicker and more agile at slower speeds. That naturally came with some […]

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Bent Metal has expanded its snowboard binding lineup pretty substantially for 2027. The collection grows from 13 models to 18. Seven new names enter the range, while only two 2026 models disappear. However, three of those additions - the Speed-In Flex, Speed-In Light and Speed-In Pro - aren’t completely new binding designs. They were previously sold under […]

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The Bataleon Push Up is a lightweight, easygoing and energetic board. It felt incredibly easy to turn, pop and maneuver, giving it a playful personality that worked particularly well for playful and/or freestyle-focused all-mountain riding. In this review, I will take a look at the Push Up as an all-mountain snowboard, which we define as the […]

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