Sierra Says: Introduced midway through last season, the Capita Horrorscope grabbed the jib scene by the balls. The 2010 version is slightly stiffer in flex, but still holds its buttery soft reputation. This board is built specifically for the jib park and urban features. The three-stage reverse-camber design and Flat Kicks on the nose and tail give you the ability to lock into every press and ma...

Sierra Says: The Park Pickle is a new true twin banana styled park board that has a very unique geometry to it. There is a specific side to place your heels onto, no matter if you are regular or goofy. This is because the board has a deeper sidecut on its heel-side edge and a more gradual sidecut on its toe-side edge to make up for the different way your heels and toes work your turns. When riding...

Sierra Says: The WWW Rocker takes jibbing performance to the extreme. By having a reverse-camber true-twin shape you will easily be able to transition and maneuver throughout the park features with the utmost ease and control. Also, you will not catch an edge ever again when sliding due to the lifted nose and tail and the 3' bevel. The twin shape offers full maneuverability from regular to sw...

Sierras Says: The high-end freestyle/park board from Academy is the Rhythm. It has a dense/lightweight wood core with poplar stringers that increase internal strength in the board and also increases the snap you receive off kickers. We recommend this board for the advancing riders who push themselves everyday to get better. It will not hold you back. Also, anyone with a size 11.5 and possibly size...

Sierra Says: The 2010 Dom has been renovated to meet the increasing demands of today's park riders. After gaining much praise for the V-Rocker on last years Hero, Burton decided to apply a similar technology, called the Party Rocker, to their flagship jib board for the new season. This shape is essentially a three-stage rocker, with zero camber between the bindings and rockers that lift the t...

Sierra Says: Over the years one board has captured the spotlight in the jibbing world and it looks like it won’t be leaving any time soon. Back for 09/10 and as badass as ever, the famous Rome Artifact will continue to impress. This true twin freestyle legend is for the riders who need to tap, poke, tweak, slash, and slide anything and everything. Not even the urban city is safe from this phenom...

Sierra Says: The Stairmaster is perhaps Capita’s most recognizable board. This freestyle legend is simple, but gets the job done. The Stairmaster boasts no bells and whistles; it is just built tough and affordable for the hard-riding freestyle guy. Why fork out your life savings for a board you are just going to abuse in the jib park? Capita Says: The Stairmaster originated as a board disco...

Sierra Says: The Park Rocker from Signal makes its come back for the 09/10 season. Don’t be fooled by the 3 stage extreme rocker, this all mountain freestyle board rocks it anywhere on the hill. Sometimes you just need something a little different to re-discover your love for freestyle riding. In that case, get on a Park Rocker and butter your heart out. Signal Says: Signal’s own Three-Stage P...

Forum Says: Progression lies at the very root of the Youngblood soul. The crew progresses riding and the board enables them to progress. So it only made sense to bring ChillyDog Continuous Rocker to this established street stick. Less on-edge hang-up and all the stability of a continuous rocker, translates to more stomped landings, more new tricks and a new Youngblood. Youngblood with Chillydog. W...

Forum Says: A little bit of Chillydog, a little bit of fun—this ride mixes all the ingredients for park domination. Stable, flowy, and predictable with Chillydog’s Continuous Rocker, this stick will stick landings and push for one more rotation. Confidence to keep going without fear of that revert hang-up or the dreaded rail:edge mix-up. Take this new spin for a spin and then add some new tricks t...

Sierra Says: There is a lot that comes into play when riding in the park and Signal knows that. They have taken into account that park boards get beat up, so they need to be durable, yet it needs to be light weight and flexible. The two don’t often come together but Signal has made it happen and put it all in to the Pak Series. You may not be a pro, but the Park series will make you ride like o...

Sierra Says: Ride’s signature jib board, the Kink features a buttery flex and durable construction. Pair those two features up with a twin shape and 85A Slimewalls and you get a rail slamming, box pressing, table bonking machine. Ride Says: Built to withstand numerous park beatings, this rail destroyer features Ride’s durable Cleave Edge and impact absorbing 85A Slimewalls. Now with Ride’s n...

Sierra Says: Redesigned this season with Flow’s “I-Rock” reverse camber technology, the Era is a better park/jib board than before. The I-Rock tech and EZDT sidecut blend together to offer a smooth transitioning and maneuverable board that will prevent catching on any boxes, rails, or natural features. The softer, reverse-camber flex between the bindings make buttering and locking onto jibs effort...

Sierra Says: The Parkstar is new this season and is a reverse cambered version of the Darkstar. By adding the Jib Rocker to this board, K2 has made it more playful and easier to ride. Now you can butter more features in the park with less struggle and land those harder tricks that were seemingly impossible to get down the season before. Also, the very fast sintered base and Carbon Matrix 1 gives y...

Sierra Says: The B-Street is a true twin jib-specific park board for the women shredders. Designed with banana tech and a soft flex, this board is very easy to throw around and to butter on boxes and rails. Also, its core is very strong and adds a lot of pop for those gap-to-rails that you must clear. We recommend this board to the women who tend to stick in the park all day and would rather jib t...

Sierra Says: The Manual is a pure jib board. Super soft in flex, twin in shape, and durable in construction, this board is more fun off-snow than on-snow. Because of its mellow nature, the Manual can still be enjoyed by the progressing newbie, although it is most popular among experienced jibbers. Forum Says: A jib stick for urban recons or shooting with a light kit, this buttery ride is the team...

Sierra Says: Park riding is a way of life. For those who park riding is their cup of tea, we say more power to ya. The key to happy riding is finding the right board, and for those park rats with larger feet the Machine is made just for you. Similar to the all famous Artifact, the Machine is a little wider and a little stiffer to accommodate the average size of the bigger riders. Rome Says: N...

Sierra Says: The PBJ ("Park Board for Jibbing") is back again for the 2010 season and is an even better park board than before due to DC's Radius to Flat nose and tail tech. You will now be able to butter easier than ever on boxes and rails while gaining some backcountry advantages. Along with this, the Contact Axis flex profile has provided Carbon and Kevlar in the nose and tail ar...

Sierras Says: The Propaganda is a cost-friendly freestyle snowboard that is better than most boards that are at the same price point. The WDT Hybrid core is lighter than most wood cores but still very strong. It is designed to take a beating day after day and not become a noodle. Above all, it comes in a reverse camber shape for all the shredders in the park. If you want to learn or progress your ...

Sierra Says: Girls just wanna have fun! Well there is no better way to do it than with the new Space Metal Fantasy. This board boasts a noodley flex, reverse cambered shape, and true twin design, and is ideal for throwing down in the jib park or just screwing off around the mountain. Capita Says: Modeled after the Horrorscope FK, the reverse camber Flat Kick application of the SMF yields th...

Sierra Says: Over the years, one board has captured the spot light in the jibbing world and it looks like it won’t be leaving any time soon. Back for 09/10 and as badass as ever, the famous Rome Artifact 1985 will continue to impress. This true twin freestyle legend is for the riders who need to tap, poke, tweak, slash, and slide anything and everything. Not even the urban city is safe from thi...

Sierra Says: Ride's premier women's snowboard, the Canvas is a modern blend of style, performance, and fun. This year Ride added the new LowRize rocker, elevating the fun to a whole new level. Now your park and freestyle riding will be better than ever. Whether you are interested in the big park jumps or just smashing around the mountain, the Canvas has you experienced riders covered. ...

Sierra Says: The Swindle is a classic jib board with a soft flex, twin shape, and all that good stuff. This board is a blast in the park and street and is built to handle many seasons of abuse. Make sure you size down a few cm's from your normal board size, as the Swindle has a longer-than-average effective edge. This board can be enjoyed by any level of freestyle rider. Nitro Says: The S...

Sierra Says: The Sub Zero is the future of park riding personified. An advanced reverse-camber design combines with a noodly flex, twin shape, and beefy construction to destroy handrails and any other jib feature the park crew can conjure up. We recommend the Sub Zero to any freestyle rider looking for something soft-flexing and playful to butter around with this winter Nitro Says: An early rele...