Weston

Riva Snowboard - 2025 - Women's

The Directional Multi-Radial Camber Rocker is a snowboard profile designed for optimal performance in one direction, making it perfect for freeriding. The gradual curvature allows for smooth transitions from the nose to the tail, while the camber rocker combination enhances edge control and stability. This means you'll have better grip on turns and a more enjoyable ride, especially in varied terrain.

The Effective Edge is the portion of the snowboard that contacts the snow when you’re turning. A longer effective edge provides better grip and control, allowing you to carve more effectively and maintain speed. If you enjoy making sharp turns and want to improve your carving skills, look for a snowboard with a longer effective edge.

Waist Width refers to the narrowest part of the snowboard and plays a crucial role in your riding experience. A wider waist width offers better stability and floatation in powder, making it easier to ride in deep snow. Conversely, a narrower waist allows for quicker edge-to-edge transitions, which is ideal for park riding or quick turns. Choosing the right waist width based on your boot size and riding style can significantly enhance your performance on the slopes.

The Sintered Durasurf 4001 Base is known for its durability and speed. Being sintered means it’s made from compressed materials that are more porous, allowing it to absorb wax better than extruded bases. This results in a faster ride and improved performance on the snow, making it a great choice for riders who want to maximize their speed and efficiency.

Triax Laminate construction involves layering fiberglass in three different directions, which enhances the snowboard's strength, flexibility, and responsiveness. This design helps the board maintain its shape and performance across various conditions, providing a more stable and controlled ride. If you’re looking for a board that can handle different terrains and riding styles, a Triax Laminate construction is a solid choice.

While the Directional Multi-Radial Camber Rocker is primarily designed for freeriding, it can still be used in the park. However, if you plan to spend a lot of time in the park, you might want to consider a board specifically designed for park riding, as they typically have a twin-tip shape and a more balanced flex. That said, the versatility of this profile can still allow for fun tricks and jumps if you’re comfortable with it!