Women's snowboards
Check out our selection women's snowboards
Whether you're an expert freestyler, an aggressive freerider or simply a newcomer, we have a large range of women's snowboards suited for every style and every skill. Read our snowboard guide first if you don't know how to choose a board. If you do, why don't you check out the latest Nitro, Lib Tech women's snowboards available in store?
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The First Lite is a very accessible women snowboard developed by the brand K2. It’s the right board to start your practice or sharpen your skills in all the resort.
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The Palmer Liberty is a women snowboard with nice abilities on all terrains. Tonic without being too demanding, it is also playful enough for freestyle.
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The Yeasayer model is a Burton women's freestyle/all-mountain snowboard, offering a good balance between performance and playability, as well as good glide on all types of snow.
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The Chromatic model from GNU is a very versatile women's snowboard, offering easy gliding on all types of snow allowing you to enjoy the whole resort.
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The Diva LF model from Rossignol is a versatile women's snowboard, with which you will be able to ride on all types of terrain, setting the rhythm on the runs and maintaining playability.
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The Dream Catcher is a women's snowboard developed by the Jones brand, offering great performance on all terrains thanks to its freeride type design, while maintaining accessibility.
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The Feelbetter is a women's snowboard from the Bataleon brand, with a twin directional shape and a technically accessible construction enabling progression throughout the resort.
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A women's snowboard developed by YES, the Hello model offers a lot of versatility, working on all types of snow while still offering a mix of performance and playability.
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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 Magic Carpet is one of the most surprising Bataleon snowboards, but also one of the most underestimated. It must be said that we are not used to seeing a twin-tip board designed for powder.
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The Meraki model from Rossignol is a freestyle snowboard, offering lots of playability while maintaining a good grip and efficiency on the piste.
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The Monyo Hand model from Santa Cruz is a versatile and progressive women's snowboard, that offers great skills throughout the resort while maintaining accessibility.
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The Odyssey is a pleasant to ride and very well-balanced women freeride snowboard from Nidecker offering nice performances on all terrains.
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The Oh Yeah model from Salomon is a women's snowboard offering lots of playability and versatility, allowing you to freestyle and progress throughout the resort.
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The K2 Outline women's snowboard offers great performance on the slopes, while retaining playability and versatility to vary the fun throughout the resort.
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The Poparazzi Rocker is a women's snowboard developed by the Californian brand Arbor. It is very pleasant to ride, offers a lot of versatility and benefits from a quality construction.
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The Heartbreaker is a women's snowboard developed by Ride, with a sober colour, a freestyle style shape and a soft flex for tolerance and playability.
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Here is the most versatile board : the famous Rossignol JUSTICE snowboard for women! It has everything: grip, manoeuvrability, reactivity, and so on…
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The Stylus model is a Burton women's snowboard ideal to ride quietly throughout the resort. Easy to handle, it will allow you to fully enjoy your days.
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The Jones Twin Sister is a versatile, high-performance snowboard for experienced snowboarders, offering great performance on all types of snow while retaining freestyle playability.
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The Wonder model from Salomon is an all-mountain/freeride type women's snowboard offering a good compromise between performance and Comfort on all terrains.
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The Cortado is a women's Lib Tech snowboard offering great versatility and a good performance/tolerance ratio thanks to its directional shape, accessible flex and hybrid camber.
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The Dream Catcher is a high performance and versatile snowboard from Jones that is still very fun to ride. It is efficient on all types of terrains and its well-balanced flex offers comfort in the support.
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The Jones Dream Catcher Split is a women's splitboard that is easy to handle and offers great performance during ascents and descents.
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Replacing the former Bright Lite, the Dreamsicle from K2 Snowboards is a versatile, accessible and upgradeable model with which you can enjoy the whole resort and continue to progress.
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The K2 First Lite is a perfect snowboard to start and progress. It is stable, safe and easy to handle on the piste for learning the basics.
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Buyer’s guide for women snowboards
Ladies, if you have no clue about how to choose your new board, don’t worry, our girls at Glisshop are here to help you out!
Tell me where you ride and I’ll tell you what board you need!
If your main focus is progression, get yourself a forgiving board in order to link turns easily, land your first freestyle tricks or surf your first powder. The best pick for you is a progressive women board, easy to use, at a moderate price.
If you spend most of your time in the park, you need a playful little toy, easy to bend and press with a poppy ollie. This kind of boards for women can be found in alow to intermediate price range. Indeed, you can get an excellent freestyle board even if you are on a budget.
If you want to do a bit of everything, then you should consider buying an all-mountain board offering carving performance, with a bit of rocker for added floatability. The board should also be able to handle freestyle use so don’t pick it too stiff. In terms of budget, these boards will be found between mid range and high end of board lines.
If you like long arcs and freeride and if you spend a lot of time off piste, then you need a board that floats naturally on powder while it offers support and breaking power on variable terrains. These boards perform regardless of the conditions. A good freeride board is more pricy as usually, they are at the high end of the line.
Reverse camber, hybrid camber, what does that mean?
Every brand have their own names to describe the camber they use or their board’s profile, and if you’re new to snowboarding, it can be tough to figure out what it means.
-Reverse camber or Rocker camber or Banana:
On a board with a reverse camber, the nose and the tail do not touch the ground. It is what makes the board so playful and catchfree, suited for freestylers. It also enhances floatation on powder. This ‘rocker’ can rise more or less.
-Flat or zero camber:
The board has neither camber, nor rocker, it is completely flat. More versatile and more stable than a rockered board, it is also more playful, agile and easier than a board with camber.
-Hybrid camber, or W camber, or “Gullwing” :
There are more and more hybrid cambers released and every brand call them differently. These profiles are a mix of rockers and cambers strategically placed through the board. Often, there is a rockered section between the feet and two sections of camber under the bindings. Other boards feature camber through the midsection with rockers through the tips. These combinations allow to get the benefits of rockers and of cambers at the same time. Boards are poppy and responsive as well as floaty and playful.