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    Ride Snowboards Drops 2022 Line Up And They Look Wicked!

    Ride Snowboards Drops 2022 Line Up And They Look Wicked!

    Published Date: March 2, 2021

    Michael Fulton

    Michael Fulton

    Melbourne-based skier and snowboarder with 50+ resorts across 5 continents. Specialises in Australian resorts and international resort comparisons.

    50+ resorts visited15 years skiing

    Ride Snowboards has pulled back the covers on their 2022 line up and we have to give them credit, in terms of graphics they have really smashed it out of the park this year.These boards will all be available in Australia and New Zealand just in time for the 2021 snowboarding season which turns into the 21/22 season when the snow starts to fall again in the north. We personally tear up the mountains on a Ride Warpig and have loved it since first strapping in to the board in 2018 so we are very much looking forward to being able to try out the new and upgraded snowboards. If you are in Australia and you want to pre-order a new board and have it in your possession by the start of the Australian snow season check our some of these great shops!Melbourne Snowboard CentreBallistyxTwelve Board StoreHere is the run down from Evo.comRide took a breather on the board developments last year, but it looks they were just saving up the goods for 2022. Starting with the Pig family (where else?), this stable of squeelers continues to evolve and we’re HERE for it. The Warpig is upgraded with some fresh internals, and is looking great - the new guts include Ride's all new Slim Wall technology that cuts weight and delivers more efficient energy transfer. The MTNpig gets an updated shape, keeping the best parts of the old design and adding a wild new split tail that promises more dynamic turn shapes and board flex. Don’t fret though, this is still the aggro shredder of the series built for speed demons and adrenaline junkies. If you didn’t catch this year’s late release of the all new Splitpig, don’t sleep on it in 2022. This split slices the Warpig shape in half, so y’already know it rips. Elsewhere, there’s the Smokescreen, a new directional all mountain deck capable of handling variable conditions, and the Benchwarmer, an aggressive twin shape suited for riders going big in the park. This board features Ride’s most pronounced camber profile, so expect it to have tons of energy and excellent hardpack performance. Rounding out the board news is the Zero, a do anything, shred anywhere board with unisex sizing, and some new men’s sizing in the Psychocandy. The future is unisex!

    Ride Warpig 2022

    Ride Warpig 2022

    Ride Twinpig 2022

    Ride Twinpig 2022

    Ride MTNpig 2022

    Ride Superpig 2022

    Ride Splitpig 2022

    Ride Psychocandy 2022

    Ride Smokescreen 2022

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