And yet beginners will still buy the Orca or Custom because their friend told them it was good. Big difference between “good” gear and the “right” gear.
you're right. I saw some guy try to sell his Jones flagship to a beginners and I try to explain why beginners should not buy that, He call me stupid to not buy an expensive advance board as a first board and use it for the rest of my life.
Just got a Ride Agenda! So keen for my snowboarding trip 2024. I was told the Ride is such a great load of fun until the intermediate - advanced stage which is perfect for my next few seasons I'm sure
I just picked up the GNU as my first board. 10 days over 2 seasons, always on rental equipment, is all the experience I have. I don't want bad habits, I just want to have fun. After watching numerous videos on beginner boards, it seems to me there is no "best" beginner board. I got the gnu because of price and I like the graphics 👍
Got a pathfinder on sale end of last season and it's perfect as a low level intermediate, glad I went with the traditional camber as well. All of my friends that tried it like it too. In Avran we trust.
I bought the GWO and B-Nice as beginner boards, specifically for the forgiveness of the rocker profiles. We also have a Bataleon Blow as a beginner board. It has camber, but the 3BT makes it less likely my family catches an edge. These are all twins or asym twins because I feel that anyone that is learning should also be learning switch at the same time.
Best advice I could ever give to a beginner would be stay off rental equipment, it will just frustrate you and probably end up hurting you. Buy a decent first kit to learn, and get good boots that fit you properly.
Damn I’ve went snowboarding exactly once so far and it was with rental equipment. I was feeling pretty confident and not falling down anymore by the end of the day but I ate shit plenty through out the day and nearly broke my wrists a few times 😂
Trying to decide between raygun and agenda, only been a few times. Able to do runs linking my turns on green and probably easy blues without falling. Not as interested in park yet but might be as I get better. Thanks!
Avran, Big fan of the channel, great content, glad it's finally monetized for you. Do you ever post any videos of you riding? Curious what board you'd recommend. I'm a beginner, rented last season, live in Northeast and ride at small Mom & Pop Mountain (Masthope, PA). I'm 43 years old, 6'2 about 235 lbs with a size 14 sneaker. Trying to lose 20lbs or so before next season. I get to ride about 15 days/season, would like to do more but tough with 3 kids. I was looking at these boards: GNU GWO BTX - 159W or 162W (would the smaller size be easier to turn on?) Capita Pathfinder Reverse - 162W Burton Instigator - 160W Any preference on your end? Much appreciated.
Ditto. The 19-20 Prime was my first board purchase for 20-21 season. Had 4 days of rentals before I bought it. Put almost 30 days in it. Still rode it a couple times last season and likely this season too. I think it was the perfect starter board.
If you're a begginer. do yourself a favor and just get somthing with camber now. better to catach an edge at 15mp than 40 mph. If you're not ready to fall at all you shouldn't even be snowboarding. You will eventaully get hurt n matter what but if you teach yourself to ride camber you can become a stronger rider and save yourelf alot of grief in the long run
I started on camber boards, then went to a hybrid camber/rocker/camber board and I progressed soo much on that board. It got me more aggressive in trees, better at switch, and doing jumps. All that translated when I went back to camber dominant boards, I did have to fix some bad habits from the hybrid profile but that took no time at all.
I have a family of skiers. I bought them all rocker or 3BT boards. The better/easier the initial experience the better chance I have of pulling them away from the dark side. And as @Ryan mentions, fixing the bad habits won't take too long.
Hey! I think the K2 will be best option for me and my rider level. Originally looked at the intermediate boards but I’d say I’m still a beginner and only ride roughly 2-3 times a year. For my first board, would you still recommend the regular vs pop?
Looking for a good intermediate board. Ride 4 or 5 times a year in virginia Looking to get up and down the mountain with good control and stability No looking to ride in the park
Would I be overkilling myself as a fresh beginner with a Never Summer Proto Synthesis? My goal is to push myself to learn and keep progressing, i had onpy learnt to do heel side and toe side slide and initiate some simple turns without falling (at indoor training facility here in the always hot equatorial region, yes no snow here half the world away from the beautiful mountains, training performed on slopes with magic carpet and water) I notice the board I used here at the training facility is an old Batalion Disaster with the steel edges removed. Am still new and trying to get the hang of it. But when i go to the mountains (hopefully this winter later in the year), i wish to get myself a personal board that I can learn and progress with. Freestyle would be my goal. I try to commit myself to the steep learning curve by starting with a board that will push me to learn harder in order to progress (hopefully don't end up hurting my body too much from self inflicted injuries from my silly mistakes). Been thru tonnes of various falls including a couple of horrible scorpion falls during training. Ain't easy, but i will push on.
@@AngrySnowboarder why do you hate never summer so much? Im new to snowboarding and to the channel. I enjoy your content and am generally curious. Your video did help me in deciding a board, thank you.
Number 5? Pfft. Luxury! I used to dreeeeeeeeeeam of a number 5. In my day we learned on a full camber board, wearing ski boots with plate bindings on a dry slope......AND WE WERE LUCKY! I mean my hips are made of titanium and my knees of chalk, but I learned something....right? 🙃
I started looking at the Nitro Prime which led me to your reviews (solid btw 🤙) which got me looking into the Ride Agenda and now has me debating between that and the ride Wildlife (found a couple for a steal). I'm an intermediate rider and on an ancient Nitro Titan right now that i've far outgrown. I'd like something playful at lower speeds but still stable at high speeds that's fun on groomers and decent on ice. Any thoughts between the two Ride's?
@@travelinman482 I guess you want me to ride the snowboards for you too and tell you how much fun you had? Get off your lazy ass and do some research or I'll start putting them in dead currencies.
Hey Angry! How do you rate the yes basic as a beginner board? What do you think would be a good step up board to progress to after the basic when getting into more carvings and park?
Well to be fair I'm not sure which Crystal you are. Are you Crystal-Lynn or Crystal Marie? Both of you are evil succubi but one of you is worse than the other.
I went snowboarding for the first time this past weekend at the ripe age of 32. Was carving down blues on my second day on a second hand ride TMS I got from a buddy. Pretty comfortable with turns and control but still pretty gun shy on really picking up speed because I started getting a lot of chatter. Got a question for you Avran, Did I F up by buying the Rossignol District Black? I figured I’m still beginner ish and was curious if a rocker board would slow down my progression. I guess I was getting pretty comfortable on a camber board.. Thanks.
I am surprised you went with the Raygun flat over the Raygun pop when you followed by saying everyone needs to be on a cambered board in the beginning. The flat is probably superior for a newbie, so I don't entirely disagree, but it seems like the cambered would be higher due to your personal preferences.
If you’re starting out don’t need every board killing you. Give one option for that give the rest as one’s that will help progress with an easier learning curve. Plus the pop truly is a mid level intermediate board and up.
Appreciate the video! I'm 43 years old and have only done two days on the slopes last week. I live in Georgia, so I'll probably only go out three or four times a year. I certainly want to learn good habits and want to be able to progress the best I can with the limited amount of time on the slopes. Does this top 5 still hold up for you? Based on everything I'm reading, I'm leaning towards the K2, but are there any other boards since you released this video you might consider for a 43-year-old dude that will likely only snowboard a few times a year and mostly on the east coast? Thanks!
Why are all snowboards that are labeled for beginners not produced in bigger lengths? I cant find any that is above 165cm let alone 170cm (I am 199cm) It is impossible for me to find anything.
Hey, so I’ve been debating the yes basic and the ride agenda. I’ve heard good about both boards but just cannot decide on one. Any help would be appreciated
Why is no Bataleon on this list? Camber but almost impossible to catch an edge and they tend to be softer flexwise. Fair pricing, too. Seriously do I miss sth?
@@AngrySnowboarder Hi, I am asking because friends of mine try(and hopefully start) snowboarding this season. Told them to take lessons @ bluetomato snowboardschool and there they may choose from a viraety of boards. They asked me what to take so I recommended to get a Bataleon. Already pointed out my arguments above. Just wanted to make sure I don't give them bad advise. My son started with Bat Mini Shreds and had an easy entry. He switched to a normal Camber board when he broke the 2nd one and had no issues moving away from 3BT. Would apriciate your opinion and excuse my english. :)
I am a beginner, I learned to board on a rental and want to buy my own. Which one would you recommend, Salomon Assassin Pro or K2 Raygun NO POP??? I know they are different level but not sure if it will be a mistake if I get A REAL board in the Assassin before I get really good or give it some time with the safer Raygun?
Hi I love your informative videos! I started snowboarding this year, and I have a Burton Air 153 (not sure how old it is) but I also have size 10 boots, I am a true to size 9. I am also 5’5, 138lbs. I know for a fact I need new boots to my size, but as far as my board size, do you think I should stay 153, or do I lower it down? Thank you so much!
@@AngrySnowboarder First, thanks for the reply, really enjoy your content and your straight-forward answers. I can actually get the Zero for less than the Agenda at the moment that's partly why I'm on the fence for which direction to go. Not sure how much experience you have with it, but any thoughts on the Arbor Formula Camber? I'm in the northeast and will be primarily focusing on groomers/freestyle with minimal park.
@AngrySnowboarder done and done. Thanks again for looking out for the less skilled. Now it's time to go back through your binding videos and complete the package. Already picked up a pair of Ride Jackson's 👍
Quick question, is there any draw backs to getting a "intermediate" board as a beginner, like the Burton custom or capital super doa. Would it be smarter to get on those boards early or do agenda first and then into a "better" board, thanks !
@Angry Snowboarder thank you!! I went to a snowboard shop and they said the same, we're thinking the ride shadowban might be a great pick cuz of the sintered base and a tiny bit of rocker on both sides, I'd love ur opinion too, thanks
Is the new agenda different from the earlier models? That was my first board and I thought it was super forgiving, I think I only caught a edge maybe a few times on that board.
Hahahaha, don't you feel like a brute dinosaur in this crazy 2022-23? When everybody gets the right to get offended because of anything this is what happens, lol.
Swear till your 💙's to conteNt That's the only way this new generation is going to understand you lol... If they don't like it they can move South of the equator , And take up surfing lol
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And yet beginners will still buy the Orca or Custom because their friend told them it was good. Big difference between “good” gear and the “right” gear.
you're right. I saw some guy try to sell his Jones flagship to a beginners and I try to explain why beginners should not buy that, He call me stupid to not buy an expensive advance board as a first board and use it for the rest of my life.
r/snowboarding in a nutshell
Or they buy the orca to ride groomers 😆
It literally makes them better riders. Go from skidding turns to eurocarves just by strapping in.
Would never recommend a beginner board to a beginner. Better to learn it the right way from the beginning
Fully described my first camber board!
Just got a Ride Agenda! So keen for my snowboarding trip 2024. I was told the Ride is such a great load of fun until the intermediate - advanced stage which is perfect for my next few seasons I'm sure
Always loved the Raygun. Only problem is getting them back from my beginner-intermediate friends. But at least they want to ride more.
I just picked up the GNU as my first board. 10 days over 2 seasons, always on rental equipment, is all the experience I have. I don't want bad habits, I just want to have fun. After watching numerous videos on beginner boards, it seems to me there is no "best" beginner board. I got the gnu because of price and I like the graphics 👍
Hilarious! The crystal-based PSA was very helpful
Thanks a million, Avran!
Can't wait to hear what u have to say about that Forum board
690 for an Outerspace Living with a DOA sidecut and Outsiders camber. You could buy any of those 3 boards for less.
I bet Stiff Whiteman has a room that looks like NORAD in WarGames with your videos up on each monitor at any given time.
LOL! Angry, you're fuck!ng hilarious! Thanks for another good review!
Got a pathfinder on sale end of last season and it's perfect as a low level intermediate, glad I went with the traditional camber as well. All of my friends that tried it like it too. In Avran we trust.
how much did you get it for on sale?
@@anthonychen6175 I think it was $330 on EVO
I got pathfinder last week! Pumped to try it out in 2 weeks.
@@aop2182 Nice bro! You'll love it, I was able to land my first 360 on it a few weeks ago.
Please do a video with oven gloves on!!! 😂
I bought the GWO and B-Nice as beginner boards, specifically for the forgiveness of the rocker profiles. We also have a Bataleon Blow as a beginner board. It has camber, but the 3BT makes it less likely my family catches an edge. These are all twins or asym twins because I feel that anyone that is learning should also be learning switch at the same time.
I see the K2 Standard recommended a lot of places for beginners, can find the '23 on sale for $250 as well thinking about grabbing it?
PG Avran is fucking hilarious
Bro I did in fact date a girl named crystal. Shots fired. You were right about her. Hahaha
Cool review, thank you!
How about the Salomon sight and K2 standard - Been seeing them in every " top X beginner boards "
The sight is what I learned on, and man that board is so fun
Best advice I could ever give to a beginner would be stay off rental equipment, it will just frustrate you and probably end up hurting you. Buy a decent first kit to learn, and get good boots that fit you properly.
why? are they for more advanced riders you mean?
@@chaostade4087 rental equipment is garbage
Can't agree more. Don't even bother. Almost killed myself
Damn I’ve went snowboarding exactly once so far and it was with rental equipment. I was feeling pretty confident and not falling down anymore by the end of the day but I ate shit plenty through out the day and nearly broke my wrists a few times 😂
I listened to your advice and stayed away from Never summer and bought a Nitro prime board. Thanks for the video and being angry.
Trying to decide between raygun and agenda, only been a few times. Able to do runs linking my turns on green and probably easy blues without falling. Not as interested in park yet but might be as I get better. Thanks!
Whichever one has a better price.
I would be looking at the capita or nitro. Either seems like solid choice for me
Top notch jokes in this one. Also hope there's oven mitts in the next video.
every beginner needs an orca or a super doa
🤣😂
Nah that’s below their level, gentems or koruas only!
Avran,
Big fan of the channel, great content, glad it's finally monetized for you. Do you ever post any videos of you riding?
Curious what board you'd recommend. I'm a beginner, rented last season, live in Northeast and ride at small Mom & Pop Mountain (Masthope, PA). I'm 43 years old, 6'2 about 235 lbs with a size 14 sneaker. Trying to lose 20lbs or so before next season. I get to ride about 15 days/season, would like to do more but tough with 3 kids.
I was looking at these boards:
GNU GWO BTX - 159W or 162W (would the smaller size be easier to turn on?)
Capita Pathfinder Reverse - 162W
Burton Instigator - 160W
Any preference on your end?
Much appreciated.
What the fucks a video of me riding going to tell you that the words coming out of my mouth aren't already?
I started with a rossi krypto, and it was not a good choice. I learned though.
For low intermidiate and no park riding, mostly beginner freeride- Burton instigator or Jones frontier or yes typo or yes hybrid ? 😁
Frontier.
My first snowboard was the capita horrorscope, sad that i dont think they are making it anymore
It's basically the Pathfinder now.
Can we get a "what's in my quiver" vid? Just curious as to what you ride in different conditions.
Couple sharp pointed arrows, few crossbow bolts, have a dummy tipped practice arrow, and then a few that are kind of bent and don’t do shit.
Prime is definitely a great place to start! But it was my first board when I started riding last season so I might be a little biased
Ditto. The 19-20 Prime was my first board purchase for 20-21 season. Had 4 days of rentals before I bought it. Put almost 30 days in it. Still rode it a couple times last season and likely this season too. I think it was the perfect starter board.
If you're a begginer. do yourself a favor and just get somthing with camber now. better to catach an edge at 15mp than 40 mph. If you're not ready to fall at all you shouldn't even be snowboarding. You will eventaully get hurt n matter what but if you teach yourself to ride camber you can become a stronger rider and save yourelf alot of grief in the long run
Maybe they should by a custom x to , just to be sure they will never snowboard again🤣
I started on camber boards, then went to a hybrid camber/rocker/camber board and I progressed soo much on that board. It got me more aggressive in trees, better at switch, and doing jumps. All that translated when I went back to camber dominant boards, I did have to fix some bad habits from the hybrid profile but that took no time at all.
I have a family of skiers. I bought them all rocker or 3BT boards. The better/easier the initial experience the better chance I have of pulling them away from the dark side. And as @Ryan mentions, fixing the bad habits won't take too long.
I’m 6’2 220lbs. Learned a bit off rentals looking to get my own gear. What size board would fit me best ? And what board would be a good fit for me ?
Get something in the 59/60 size. Take your pick on any of these.
Own a 2019 Raygun. I hit 62 mph on that thing.... Love that fuckin board!!!
Hey! I think the K2 will be best option for me and my rider level. Originally looked at the intermediate boards but I’d say I’m still a beginner and only ride roughly 2-3 times a year. For my first board, would you still recommend the regular vs pop?
Looking for a good intermediate board. Ride 4 or 5 times a year in virginia
Looking to get up and down the mountain with good control and stability
No looking to ride in the park
Take your pick.
What do you recommend for a beginner on the east coast who rides in icy conditions?
Take your pick. Keep your edges sharp.
What are some other snowboards similar to the characteristic of the ride agenda?
Look at the rest of this list.
Would I be overkilling myself as a fresh beginner with a Never Summer Proto Synthesis? My goal is to push myself to learn and keep progressing, i had onpy learnt to do heel side and toe side slide and initiate some simple turns without falling (at indoor training facility here in the always hot equatorial region, yes no snow here half the world away from the beautiful mountains, training performed on slopes with magic carpet and water) I notice the board I used here at the training facility is an old Batalion Disaster with the steel edges removed. Am still new and trying to get the hang of it. But when i go to the mountains (hopefully this winter later in the year), i wish to get myself a personal board that I can learn and progress with. Freestyle would be my goal. I try to commit myself to the steep learning curve by starting with a board that will push me to learn harder in order to progress (hopefully don't end up hurting my body too much from self inflicted injuries from my silly mistakes). Been thru tonnes of various falls including a couple of horrible scorpion falls during training. Ain't easy, but i will push on.
Why would you buy a piece of shit? Take your pick of any of these boards you’ll be fine with these over the Never Summer.
@@AngrySnowboarder why do you hate never summer so much? Im new to snowboarding and to the channel. I enjoy your content and am generally curious. Your video did help me in deciding a board, thank you.
Number 5? Pfft. Luxury! I used to dreeeeeeeeeeam of a number 5.
In my day we learned on a full camber board, wearing ski boots with plate bindings on a dry slope......AND WE WERE LUCKY!
I mean my hips are made of titanium and my knees of chalk, but I learned something....right? 🙃
I started looking at the Nitro Prime which led me to your reviews (solid btw 🤙) which got me looking into the Ride Agenda and now has me debating between that and the ride Wildlife (found a couple for a steal). I'm an intermediate rider and on an ancient Nitro Titan right now that i've far outgrown. I'd like something playful at lower speeds but still stable at high speeds that's fun on groomers and decent on ice. Any thoughts between the two Ride's?
Wildlife is not playful, Agenda is the better choice for what you’re describing.
@@AngrySnowboarder Awesome, much appreciated man!
@@AngrySnowboarder
Hey, genius. Prices would be nice.
@@travelinman482 I guess you want me to ride the snowboards for you too and tell you how much fun you had? Get off your lazy ass and do some research or I'll start putting them in dead currencies.
Hey Angry! How do you rate the yes basic as a beginner board? What do you think would be a good step up board to progress to after the basic when getting into more carvings and park?
From the Basic you go to the Typo if you stick with Yes.
@@AngrySnowboarder What would you recommend if I don't want to stick with Yes. Do you think anything from the Capita line would work?
@@Vsh__ Um...did you watch the video??
Thanks for a nice movie. Will the Ride Agenda board be able to ride fast on the route?
Can you ride fast? Then yes. No? Time to learn how to go fast.
@@AngrySnowboarder thx, you're right ;)
Hey Avran, i haven't seen you since we got married in Vegas. Please respond to my texts. I miss you xx
Haha this is awesome 😆
Well to be fair I'm not sure which Crystal you are. Are you Crystal-Lynn or Crystal Marie? Both of you are evil succubi but one of you is worse than the other.
I went snowboarding for the first time this past weekend at the ripe age of 32. Was carving down blues on my second day on a second hand ride TMS I got from a buddy. Pretty comfortable with turns and control but still pretty gun shy on really picking up speed because I started getting a lot of chatter. Got a question for you Avran, Did I F up by buying the Rossignol District Black? I figured I’m still beginner ish and was curious if a rocker board would slow down my progression. I guess I was getting pretty comfortable on a camber board.. Thanks.
It'll get the job done but you'll probably outgrow it pretty fast.
@@AngrySnowboarder ok, thanks for the response.
I need kid gloves Avran not oven gloves! Also looking at getting a BSOD for my first board cause the graphic is cool. Thoughts?
False.
Hey hi Crystal, did you hear Avran passed away? Rest his soul
When did that happen?
I am surprised you went with the Raygun flat over the Raygun pop when you followed by saying everyone needs to be on a cambered board in the beginning. The flat is probably superior for a newbie, so I don't entirely disagree, but it seems like the cambered would be higher due to your personal preferences.
If you’re starting out don’t need every board killing you. Give one option for that give the rest as one’s that will help progress with an easier learning curve. Plus the pop truly is a mid level intermediate board and up.
Appreciate the video! I'm 43 years old and have only done two days on the slopes last week. I live in Georgia, so I'll probably only go out three or four times a year. I certainly want to learn good habits and want to be able to progress the best I can with the limited amount of time on the slopes. Does this top 5 still hold up for you? Based on everything I'm reading, I'm leaning towards the K2, but are there any other boards since you released this video you might consider for a 43-year-old dude that will likely only snowboard a few times a year and mostly on the east coast? Thanks!
This is this years Top 5 so why would it not hold up?
@@AngrySnowboarder I suppose my last sentence was really what I was asking. Sorry to have bothered you.
New subscriber 🤟 What bindings would you suggest running on the ride agenda? I have size 9 thritytwo lashed boots.
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@@AngrySnowboarder Could you also recommend what size board, I'm 5'6 - 168LBS? Thanks
Something around a 152 to 154.
Little surprised the Yes Basic didn’t even get an honorable mention. Maybe still not “beginner” enough?
More intermediate/bang for the buck.
Why are all snowboards that are labeled for beginners not produced in bigger lengths? I cant find any that is above 165cm let alone 170cm (I am 199cm)
It is impossible for me to find anything.
Because you size based on weight not height.
Hey, so I’ve been debating the yes basic and the ride agenda. I’ve heard good about both boards but just cannot decide on one. Any help would be appreciated
Buy the graphic you like the most.
Why is no Bataleon on this list? Camber but almost impossible to catch an edge and they tend to be softer flexwise. Fair pricing, too.
Seriously do I miss sth?
Probably.
@@AngrySnowboarder Hi, I am asking because friends of mine try(and hopefully start) snowboarding this season. Told them to take lessons @ bluetomato snowboardschool and there they may choose from a viraety of boards. They asked me what to take so I recommended to get a Bataleon. Already pointed out my arguments above. Just wanted to make sure I don't give them bad advise. My son started with Bat Mini Shreds and had an easy entry. He switched to a normal Camber board when he broke the 2nd one and had no issues moving away from 3BT. Would apriciate your opinion and excuse my english. :)
I am a beginner, I learned to board on a rental and want to buy my own. Which one would you recommend, Salomon Assassin Pro or K2 Raygun NO POP??? I know they are different level but not sure if it will be a mistake if I get A REAL board in the Assassin before I get really good or give it some time with the safer Raygun?
Raygun.
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks for the replay you are amazing
Hi I love your informative videos! I started snowboarding this year, and I have a Burton Air 153 (not sure how old it is) but I also have size 10 boots, I am a true to size 9. I am also 5’5, 138lbs.
I know for a fact I need new boots to my size, but as far as my board size, do you think I should stay 153, or do I lower it down? Thank you so much!
I'd do anything 50 to 53.
Do you recommend the arbor foundation rocker for a beginner
It's an option.
@@AngrySnowboarder can you do a review on it if possible?
@@austinjackson4288 You didn't say please, so that's not happening.
'23 K2 Standard for just starting out?
Sure
Is the Zero too much of a bump compared to the Agenda for someone right on the beginner/intermediate line?
Eh it's basically a non asym Agenda. Save the cash, get the Agenda and shred it into the ground.
@@AngrySnowboarder First, thanks for the reply, really enjoy your content and your straight-forward answers.
I can actually get the Zero for less than the Agenda at the moment that's partly why I'm on the fence for which direction to go.
Not sure how much experience you have with it, but any thoughts on the Arbor Formula Camber? I'm in the northeast and will be primarily focusing on groomers/freestyle with minimal park.
@@kevincuseo9187 Get that Zero, understand you'll have a learning curve, keep your edges sharp, and just go shred.
@AngrySnowboarder done and done. Thanks again for looking out for the less skilled. Now it's time to go back through your binding videos and complete the package. Already picked up a pair of Ride Jackson's 👍
Slap some Ride C6's on it and call it a day. @@kevincuseo9187
Quick question, is there any draw backs to getting a "intermediate" board as a beginner, like the Burton custom or capital super doa. Would it be smarter to get on those boards early or do agenda first and then into a "better" board, thanks !
Those aren’t intermediate level boards those are WAY too advanced for you.
@Angry Snowboarder thank you!! I went to a snowboard shop and they said the same, we're thinking the ride shadowban might be a great pick cuz of the sintered base and a tiny bit of rocker on both sides, I'd love ur opinion too, thanks
No.
@@AngrySnowboarder ok ride bench warmer?
Are you retarded? NO. Buy to your ability level not something because you think it'll work for you so far down the line.
How does the Ride Agenda compare to K2 Geometric? They seem to me quite similar.
They kind of are, real difference is geometric is a little more playful in the tips.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thanks! So do you mean there's a bit more rocker on the K2 Geometric?
No, I mean the flex.
@@AngrySnowboarder Ok, got it.
Seems like the capita pathfinder is pretty much just a stairmaster with a new name. Anyone else remember those?
It basically is. The reverse is a horrorscope and the camber is a stairmaster just with new names.
Is that a forum board in the back right?
You think I have 690 bucks to blow on a board that is Frankenstein'd together?
No, Rome
How about Burton Custom flying V?
Burton Custom isn't a beginner board. Flying V profile is garbage.
@@ryanweddle6745 owned one, can confirm. Ripped the channel out of it & started to tear the tail off in 3ish seasons.
That boards fucking trash.
@@AngrySnowboarder Seconded.
I hate the Flying V profile.
Is the new agenda different from the earlier models? That was my first board and I thought it was super forgiving, I think I only caught a edge maybe a few times on that board.
Yeah.
Keep crabs in our oceans....lol.
I broke my collarbone going off a jump on my first day out on my Nidecker smoke. Don’t do that. Get a beginner board.
Raygun pop or ride agenda??
Yes.
Avran with oven mitts is against nature.
I’m looking for a cambered board for my son. Solid rider and is ready. I’ll look at the Ride on here. I was thinking an Orca.
Just kidding.
Hahahaha, don't you feel like a brute dinosaur in this crazy 2022-23? When everybody gets the right to get offended because of anything this is what happens, lol.
Swear till your 💙's to conteNt That's the only way this new generation is going to understand you lol... If they don't like it they can move South of the equator , And take up surfing lol
What a load of bullcrap.
What a vague and pointless comment.
Agreed, so much insight. If only all reviews could be this 😐
what about salomon sight and lib tech skate banana? I quite like those two, should I consider them for my first board?
Sight over Skate Banana all day.
I have a Ride Agenda 2020 if fucking awesome 👍👍👍
No Libtech Skatebanana? Haha.
Your level of humor is the equivalent of your IQ, it needs to be raised.
@@AngrySnowboarder Damn, you must truly hate that board.
@@153ridzzzz it's a massive turd to be fair.