Best Directional Twin Snowboards

The Nitro Team Snowboard is a versatile all-mountain ride that's been a staple for over two decades. With a classic twin shape, Trüe Camber profile, and a fast base, this board delivers reliable performance in any terrain. Whether you're carving groomers, hitting jumps, or exploring the backcountry, the Nitro Team has you covered.

The Burton Process Snowboard is a lightweight, all-mountain freestyle board designed for riders who love to explore the mountain. With its twin shape, PurePop camber profile, and Super Fly II core with Squeezebox profiling, the Process delivers exceptional pop, stability, and responsiveness. Whether you're hitting side-hits, building kickers, or carving natural lines, the Process is the perfect choice for riders seeking a versatile and high-performance freestyle board.

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Every aspect of the Process is loaded with Burton’s technological bells and whistles. From the core, to the edges, to the camber—this board is both futuristic and durable. Its a soft, all-mountain board with a heavy dose of freestyle influence, perfect for someone who wants to do everything well.

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Ross Buchanan

The Nitro Fate Snowboard has a Directional Twin Shape, which is versatile and can be ridden as a regular or a switch. The slightly longer nose provides excellent float in deep snow, while the Bi-Lite Laminates deliver a powerful and responsive ride. The Fate also features a Reflex Core Profile, which improves handling and allows the rider to steer the board with ease.

The Burton Chopper is a beginner-friendly snowboard designed for riders of all ages. Its Twin Shape and Flat Top Bend offer a balanced and stable ride, making it easy to learn and progress. The Easy Bevel technology provides a super soft flex and a convex base, resulting in a forgiving and catch-free ride.

The K2 Vandal Snowboard is a versatile and forgiving freestyle board designed with the Extruded 2000 base that offers a durable and low-maintenance surface which delivers consistent glide. The Catch-Free Tune, with beveled contact points, enhances edge control and reduces the risk of catching an edge, making it easier to learn new tricks and progress skills.