Snowboards
Looking for a new snowboard?
On glisshop.co.uk we have hundreds of models available. We have boards for everyone, men's snowboards, women's snowboards and kids snowboards. In general, you will find 3 main categories of snowboards, freestyle, all-mountain and freeride, even if there are others like powder boards or splitboards. To find out how to choose a snowboard, have a look at our buyers's guide. In short, freestyle boards are often softer and more flexible with a twin-tip shape and sometimes a reverse camber. All-mountain boards are more versatile. They generally feature a directional shape enhancing all-terrain abilities and manoeuvrability. They often come on a hybrid camber. Freeride boards usually come with rockers and excel on powder. Show less
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Apo Snowboard is back for more action! The new 2019 Blend is the ultimate all-mountain board for riders on a budget. Smooth, easy and fun, it is spot on!
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The Craft is a versatile and very well-balanced Salomon freestyle snowboard that’s flexible enough to pull epic freestyle tricks yet tonic enough to go full-send mode in the descents.
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The Escape model from Nidecker is a directional snowboard that works well on all terrains and whose construction offers a good balance between performance and accessibility.
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The Floater is a freeride board from the American brand Palmer. Stylish with its swallow tail and wood finish, it also performant on all types of snows.
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The Iconic FS from Apo Snowboards is a park bomb and an all-mountain gun suited for all riders willing to make their playground as big as the resort.
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The Line is a freestyle-oriented Apo snowboard with a versatile profile for optimal performance on all terrains. Slight setback for enhanced manoeuvrability on groomers and pow.
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A very versatile and well-balanced snowboard, the Jones Mountain Twin is the only directional twin of the brand. It is an ideal model for an all-mountain practice with a freestyle tendency.
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The Standard snowboard from K2 is a simple and effective model: easy to handle on all types of snows, it’s the ideal board to sharpen your skills and discover freestyle!
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The Ride Agenda is an affordable and easy-to-ride snowboard for all the resort. It will be ideal for beginners and riders wish to hone their freestyle skills.
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The YES Basic is a must-have snowboard, known to please everyone who has tried it! A model really pleasant to ride and allows for fun on all terrains.
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Do you know the Berzerker, the beastly warrior who knocks out his opponents? Well the Berzerker snowboard from Ride is a monster of power that will allow you to ride at full speed all over the mountain.
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The Cold Brew is a Lib Tech freeride snowboard offering a great balance between performance and comfort. It is very pleasant to ride and playful, no matter the terrain.
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The Custom X remains the reference in the Burton Snowboards catalogue. Why is that? Well because it's simply the most powerful and aggressive board developed by the American leader.
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The Jones Frontier snowboard is ideal for fun on the whole domain, with great skills on all types of snow and responsive during turns, while remaining playful and accessible!
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This is the Lil Kat, a K2 children's snowboard designed specifically for little girls. A pretty board that is soft and easy to handle, ideal for their first slides!
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The Lotus model is a women's snowboard developed by Salomon and offers lots of accessibility and versatility making it easy to ride all over the resort.
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The Lowride model from Ride is a children's snowboard with a symmetrical freestyle-inspired shape, a soft flex that's easy to handle and an inverted camber for more forgiveness.
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The Platinum model from Nidecker is a powerful all mountain snowboard that is not too radical, allowing you to embark on descents on all terrains, while maintaining comfort.
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The Play model from Nidecker is, as its name suggests, a very playful and fun to ride snowboard, with which you can discover snowboarding and progress throughout the resort.
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The Pulse model is an entry-level snowboard from Salomon, offering accessibility and tolerance for learning to snowboard and progressing easily.
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The Raygun Pop is a K2 snowboard that offer great versatility with great responsiveness throughout the resort, while maintaining comfort and playability.
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What board, what brand?
Glisshop stores a lot of brands, each of them having its own DNA. From small brands founded by friends to snowboard empires, every rider should find his match. Here are a few of the many brands we have in sore: Apo, Santa Cruz, Borealis, Lib Tech, Palmer, Burton, Capita, Jones, K2, Bataleon, DC, Drake, Gnu, Lobster, Niche, Nidecker, Nitro, Ride, Rome, Rossignol, Roxy, Salomon, Slash, Verdad and Yes!Understand cambers
Camber gives personality to a snowboard. It enhances specific properties such as agility, edge control or pop. When you pick a board, its camber is one of the important criteria you need to consider, on top of the board’s category and level. Every manufacturer keeps working on new profiles but there are some standard cambers we can highlight:
The traditional camber, also known as classic camber, refers to the arc that shapes between the nose and the tail when the board sits flat on the ground. It will define the following attributes: liveliness, pop and edge control. On the down side, a traditional camber makes the board less forgiving and more demanding which often turns beginners away but will be perfect for a carving snowboard.
The nose and the tail raise above the snow. Reverse cambers maximise floatation on powder and provide a more forgiving and catchfree feel on hard snow. Boards with a reverse camber are generally best suited for freestyling due to their playful character. Jibbing or box pressing is easier, same goes with flat tricks. The boards are also excellent partners for powder sessions. They are easy to manoeuver through deep snow and they float naturally. The price of this versatility is a lack of stability and edge grip at high speed.
Flat cambers forgive more mistakes than traditional cambers and offer more stability than a reverse cambers. Generally flat between the feet and rockered towards the tips, the board floats easily on powder and feels playful on hard snow. It is an excellent in-between if you can’t decide whether you want a traditional or a reverse camber.
The W Rocker, or hybrid camber, is a mix of several cambers giving the board a wavy shape when you look at it from the side, this is why we call it W. It features a reverse camber between the feet, two sections of traditional camber under the bindings which turn into two rockers through the tips. The idea is to combine the benefits of a traditional camber (pop, grip, liveliness) with the benefits of a reverse camber (easy turning, forgiving feel, floatation). The hybrid camber is, according to us, the profile that can suit the needs of most riders.
The Rocker camber is a traditional camber coupled with a rockered nose and tail. This allows a good combination of pop and edge control with playfulness and floatation.
Freeride :
The freeride camber is a traditional camber combined with a long rockered nose. This gives the board tons of edge control and strong underfoot power, which offers solid control at high speed. The rocker maximises floatation on powder and helps initiating the turns, making the board more manoeuverable in difficult conditions.
What is a rocker ?
If snowboard constructions are widely inspired from ski constructions, it is the other way around when it comes to cambers and rockers. Snowboards were first to feature new profils improving turns entries or powder performance. Recognisable thanks to a long progressive rise of the tip, the rocker is now a standard feature on boards, especially on freeride boards.