The 2023 Ride Superpig Snowboard Review
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This board is designed for the rider who wants to embody a hellcat thats fueled by anger and hatred. It will charge thru everything and you will never lose a race again. Boardslides and spins? No problem. Powder? Love it. Nose butters? Next level. This is the black air force of snowboards and the proper rider with this board on their foot is not to be trifled with
😂
For real, though, is it approachable for some jibbing?
Bought this off angrys suggestion. Had 5 days on this board this season so far. 6’1 215 on the 154. Review is spot on, it handles everything as long as you are prepared and anticipate it. Can toss you a little bit riding over big bumps but never feels like you’ll lose footing. Base is very fast and the board gets up to speed very quickly. I’ve yet to be caught on a flat even when coming a little slower than I should. Go fast, push its limits, it’ll take care of you. Have the A8 on them, perfect pairing.
I bought this board a few months ago after watching this review as well as many others. Took it Chamonix for a week and absolutey ripped all over the mountain. I took places i could not confidently go with my old board. It really leveled me up. I love this board. It really does love to go fast and it gives you a hella work out throwing turns. Its not a chill board for chill people. Its for people seeking extremem action.
180 lbs. 6'1" (185cm). Size 10 boot. Using the Large (154) size. I could have gone with the 151, but Im happy with the 154. Probaly gives a tad better powder float with 154.
Thanks for reviewing this board.
Love the 'new' visual and musical background, so cool
New? Where you been chief this isn't new.
@@AngrySnowboarder you're right.. my bad.. anyway, great content as always!
I have the 20/21 superpig. After 68 days of riding it is holding up very well. No top sheet edge chipping and the base has surface scratches only. 💙🐷
I've got the 19/20 and it's an absolute pain in the ass. Ngl, I'm skeptical that they found a way to *not* make it chip when it comes in to contact with fucking skis.
@@nickwoodward819thats what happened to my shadowban this season, skiers love slapping their skis all over the place on the ski lift. Got me good and now i gotta epoxy it
Great review thanks. I miss the size you rode in the screen info of the latest videos...
Me too...
Great video!!!
I ended up getting the superpig for my daughter - years past she's been riding the warpig. She's a hard charger, loves speed, and aggressively smoking past zombi ski'er hoards. I've asked, and she likes the superpig over the warpig and probably won't go back. It pushes through more stuff. Riding the 142, paired w/k2 meridians (we're gonna upgrade to bataleon astros). She hauls with this thing. Only downside is that its a little less encouraging for riding/practicing switch.
My SuperPig is my pow board. It just knows Mach 1 and send to the moon. It will butter… at Mach 1. It will send it… again at Mach 1. You gotta love it.
Spot on
Piggy just keeps on getting better eh 😂
God I am really loving your reviews, you sound much more comprehensive than other reviewers! Just asking, as someone (5'9", 150lbs, sz 8.5) that wants to get a durable deck that can rip through powdery tree runs and technical back-country areas on top of an all mountain monster, would you recommend a 148cm Superpig over a 147cm Peace Seeker or a 146cm Psychocandy?
None of the above.
@@AngrySnowboarder interesting! sounds like i'm looking at it all wrong, do you happen to know generally what i should be looking for in this case shape-wise?
You sound like you need something more traditional shaped, slight taper, maybe some camrocker or directional camrocker. I'd look at a Jones Flagship, maybe a Capita BSOD, Ride Berzerker.
I've got about 40 days, mostly in the INW, on last year's version (obviously the same board). You nailed it. Surprise. You're not an idiot. Starting to look towards next season's board, so I can get a good discount at the end of the season. I've loved everything about the Superpig except the lack of tail length. I charge fairly hard and hit a lot of drops between 5-25 feet when conditions are right. I'd describe my style as a freestyling freerider who lives for trees of any angle and natural features. The Superpig has done it all. But I want a regular length board next as I've pushed the limits of volume-shifted shapes. Based on what I've read from you and elsewhere, the K2 Passport seems like a solid choice. Am I on the right track there?
@@Goophy7 Thanks for the feedback. I've considered it also but am also looking for good float. Antidote has slightly less volume and no taper. How's the float been for you?
Passport, Berzerker, black snowboard of death.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thanks. Passport and BSOD are what I'm zeroed in on. As I age and my ego dies, I'm more comfortable saying that I'm more of an everyman than an apex man.
Finally decided on a super pig. 5’11” 250 with size 13 boots. need advice on size ! Coming off a 15 year old Custom
Go with the big size.
Nice bro v wade. Real nice bro 😎
Riding in the east coast, occasional trips to the west coast like whistler. Mainly using the board as a do it all resort board (don’t do park), and would prefer to carve groomers for a good time. Between this and the K2 instrument, which would you recommend?
Depends.
Getting a new carving and powder board and was deciding between the Commissioner, SuperPig and War pig but was leaning towards the first two because of the race sheet base and they are a bit more aggressive than the war. I’m 5’11”, wanting to get the 158 super for a bit more under my feet. Or should i size down because I know the war and super ride differently.
1. Why the fuck would you think the Commissioner would be a good powder board.
2. Stop sizing on height it's all about weight and always has been.
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I'm thinking on pairing it with the Burton cartel, what are your thoughts?
Thanks for the good reviews!
Good choice!
Best reviewer on youtube period. Have you tried the Burton Cartel X bindings? Im planning on setting the board up for carving groomers mainly- Do you have any suggestions?
Cartel x is essentially the old cartel renamed and less stiff. So many better bindings with better response for this board.
@@AngrySnowboarder Ah I see, would the rome cleaver/now drive/Nidecker supermatics be a better choice?
First two yes, last one no.
Yo I'm thinking of buying this board! But they only have in a medium. I'm a decently sized dude, six foot two, 85-90kgs and US 11.5 size boots.
I'm hoping to get this as a charger, pretty much everything you described in your video. But I also want to be popping some spins. Fun around side hits, not so much the park
Do you reckon I would be suited to the medium??
Sure.
How would you compare this to the telos back slash? What one would you choose for everyday between the two?
Softer overall, less camber in it, initiates a turn better off the front foot.
What's up Avran, I feel like I may be in between sizes. I am 5'7 175 10 boot. I am currently on a SM Warpig 23'. I think I ride pretty aggressive on the east coast and would like to bump up to a Super Pig for more pop and speed. Should I stick with the small size? I have seen the small rated at 200 pounds on the board sticker that came on it and also read 175 online so I am a little confused. The small feels pretty stable and I like throwing it around. I am wondering how much stiffer the super will be in the same size. I am also riding Strata's, will it be too soft for the super? Thanks!
It's your call on the Stratas as personal preference comes into play, but in my opinion they are a little under performing for it. As far as sizing goes you could do another small or bump up to the medium to get more stiffness, more response, and more edge hold.
How does this popular board compares with the non popular amplid big kahuna. Coulb be that the second one is a more solid allrounder for 230 lbs with size 12 feet rider? Thanks
They sit in two different categories.
Is this a good board for quiver of two solution? The Superpig vor aggressive riding and something softer more playful for park?
Definitely.
I bought a Libtech Stump Ape for this season and love it so far. I'm a bigger rider at 230 lbs and size 13w boot, and really enjoy this board for it's stability and float in powder, but I feel like something is missing while trying to send it on groomers. I originally intended to use the Stump Ape as my only board but now I'm considering getting a second board more geared for groomers/carving. I'm thinking about possibly trying the Superpig or GNU Gremlin. What do you think? Should I get a Superpig or Gremlin, or is my Stump Ape too similar? I've read many good things about the Gremlin.
Either of those two will be different enough from the Stump Ape, especially for what you're looking for.
@@AngrySnowboarder I'm leaning Gremlin since I'm ice coast (magne traction). What size would you suggest, 158 or 161? I was thinking 161 since I have the 157 Stump Ape.
@@tommmmyp You don't want to go that big.
@@AngrySnowboarder Just ordered the Gremlin 158. So pumped!
Can anyone explain how to load up the camber of a board? I’m only on my second season, and I have two hand me down boards, the 19 jones explorer and the 19 ride mtn pig. I notice I can jump and Ollie the pig really well, but it’s hard to get the jones off the ground. Is this because I’m not loading the camber? Or is it just how that board rides? Thanks for any help
Probably because you're jumping and not loading the board.
I was thinking about this board as my powder day board on the mountain. If it retains speed in the cat track that would also be a plus. I’m at about 230 pounds with a 13 foot. I was thinking the 158 for my height at 6’ even.
If you size your snowboard based on your height you're going to have a bad time.
@@AngrySnowboarder You think I could back off on this one even at my weight?
54 over the 58. It's meant to be ridden shorter.
6'4" 220lbs size 13. Currently on a 164 Highlife UL which I like, but can't live with the toe/heel drag. Would you recommend a 158 Superpig?
Not a bad option.
Hi sir! dad here riding with kids, i dont touch the park unless its to follow my kids through it, i might take a small jump and hit slide on a box. But thats my limit, i suck at freestyle, so not a selling point for me. I just need a board that can handle all mountain, pow stashes, trees and being lazy and laidback when i need to. I never ridden volume shifted boards, i have like 50 days on the snow over 5 years time as experience. MY current Jones Explorer is toast as i hit too much stuff on the base going through trees.
Any quick recommendations?
Super pig might be a little much for you but a psycho candy might be better if you want a volume shifted board. Otherwise I’d look at the ride shadowban, yes standard or pyl, maybe a nitro dropout.
I am stuck between the Super pig and the Zero. I don't ride the park and I like hitting the tree line and bombing/carving with small jumps here and there. My thought process is the shorter base will allow for tighter turns in the trees. I am coming off of a Rossignol Circut ( insert laughter here ) which was my first board and I progressed past its limitations quickly. rode Copper. Eldora and Winterpark over the last few years. We are hitting Park City Utah next month and I just want to know what you would suggest out of the two. I have watched almost every review you have and value your opinion. Any help would be awesome.
Neither.
@@AngrySnowboarder fair enough. Got any suggestions on what might be a better board for me?
You just need a middle of the road directional twin like the Rome Warden.
Which one between excavator and superpig would you prefer for on board quiver if the priority is carving and after that a little bit of everything?without asking a lot from the board for park riding
Superpig.
@@AngrySnowboarder thank you!
Hey man these are on sale currently. I'm 155lbs with a size 11. Leaning towards a 151. I think a 148 would be sweet and easier to "manhandle" but im worried just too small for the bootsize. You think I should just stick with a 51? Appreciate any response/input
You'll be fine on a 48.
Hey Angry, thanks for the review. How would you compare the Super Pig to the K2 Party Platter? The camber profiles look the same and the specs are near identical.
Secondly, is there one of those two you would recommend more for a 260lbs size 15 boot rider that prefers all mountain riding looking for his first volume shifted board?
Thanks for all the great vids!
Party Platter is twin, this is not.
@@AngrySnowboarder With respect, K2s website calls it directional with rocker in the nose and camber under foot like the Super Pig. Thank you for taking the time to reply.
This seems more closer to the k2 excavator than the party platter other than tail shape/appearance
Go look at the sidecut and the way it's designed it's twin contact point to contact point. It's basically a cambered Warpig.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thanks for the explainer!
Heyo ! Currently riding a 2022 Warpig 151 (5'9, 185lb) - been riding forever... went out to Montana to crush some groomers, choppy stuff, trees, and (luckily) some powder! My friends like to ride fast and hard. Noticed at really high speeds, i get bucked around on the choppy stuff while they are just pushing thru the chop easily. Thats my only complaint about the warpig, everything else i LOVE about it (crushed groomers, side hits and powder) . I just bought a 2024 warpig 151, but cant decide if i should return for 2024 Superpig 151 for only this reason... Would you suggest upgrade to Superpig for the high speed chop issue? ( i like the playfulness of the warpig too )
Your call.
@@AngrySnowboarder imma senddddd it to the superpig! Let’s see if it makes a diff
Thanks Angry. The comments at the end about heavy/lumpy/wet snow… I had the ’21 Superpig, and that’s the exact kind of conditions that a couple of times, on fast-ish hard turns had me cartwheel over the handlebars almost like my nose folded. 180 lbs on the 151, so well within my weight range. High intermediate rider, so not perfect by any means and could very well have been user error, but it happened enough to scare the shit out of me and not go back to the board, and I’ve never had that on other stiff boards (Hovercraft, for example). Maybe this new slimwall reducing the torsional flex would be just the ticket.
I have the 2022 model (slimwalls) and haven't had that issue when carving. However, I have had that happen in those conditions after getting boosted. IMO, it's a combo of being tired/lazy with where my weight is and a lack of tail/tip length.
@@lefty5189 thanks for the feedback. Do you mean you had it happen after a side hit or something like that?
@@travismcelroy782 I might have misunderstood you. I may be referring to something different. I don't notice the nose folding as much as sinking.
What size do you recommend - 151 or 154? I'm 185 lbs (83kg), 6'1 (185cm) with 10,5 boot size - at this moment I am riding LibTech Orca 153 and it's great for me :)
Either.
I am 6ft, flucuate in weight from 165lb-170lb, size 10.5 boot. What size would you recommend? Current board is twin burton at 156
51
I'm 168cm and 130lbs and debating to get 142 or 148cm. Worries if 142 would be too short and loss stability in carving, but 148 might be too width and loss the maneuverability. What's your view?
42
Does this make a good two bord quiver with the GNU rc c3?
Sure.
Hey out of curiosity, why do you recommend those bindings? I just picked up this board last night and my bindings probably have one more season in them before I retire them and move on. I'm curious as to why those bindings compliment this board over others.
Because I picked them.
@@AngrySnowboarderlol
5'8 150lb, ive been riding the warpig 142xs the past year and i believe according to the size chart im out weight on it. Should I go to a 148 superpig? My only concern was I tried the 148 warpig and felt as if transitions between turns were sluggish. I feel like I am right in the middle of those two sizes , what do you think , 42 or 48 ?
Superpig and Warpig ride entirely different.
@@AngrySnowboarder so would you say I should ride the same size as my war pig or scale up to 148? I’m assuming the warpig is a bit more loose than the super pig, right?
Can you please turn that board around the other way like all the other reviews it’s freaking me out 😁
hey avran, i picked one of these up on a late season sale… I’m pairing it with a Dancehaul that is my party board/deeper day board… Am I absolutely stupid? I am hoping to use this as a hard charger that can rail hard carves for hard pack east coast days but I know you’ve called the older model of this board a party board, so is it no longer within that category or would you still put it there? And whether it’s a party board or not, is it still a good complement to a dancehaul or do you think I’ll find it hard to decide between them
Got some weird overlap there.
@@AngrySnowboarder agreed… they are similar.
i have a size 12 boot so volume shifted boards i have found are way more intriguing to me… Do you have a better suggestion for an all mountain aggressive ripper with extra width? Maybe a BSOD? I just found the pig for 350 so felt the need to pull the trigger. I’m essentially using the super pig to replace a Skeleton Key which is what I was on, thanks for your content and responses✌️
BSOD makes more sense to me.
Any binding recommendations? Has anyone tried the ride C8 paired with a super pig?
There's 3 binding recommendations at the end of the video.
I’m 6’1 208 lbs should I go with a medium or large Superpig? Thank you
Large -TC
Hey Avran, could use some advice. 5'11" 175lbs size 8.5 boot, riding east coast mostly but travel west once a season. Not into park but enjoy carving, riding fast, and popping rollers. Been riding mostly directional boards (Excavator, Stun Gun, Skeleton Key) and wanted to try something volume shifted. Picked up a 147 Party Platter and rode it the other day. Felt like I kept overpowering the nose on toeside turns when carving too hard and a few times just buried the nose. Im sure its mostly user error coming from setback boards with longer EE. Will a 151 Superpig feel more natural for me? Or will it still ride with that "twinish" feel i hated about the PP?
Might. It's definitely not going to feel twinish.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thanks for the reply man. So they'd ride pretty different from each other? Pretty stoked to get on one.
Yes.
Cheers dude. Thanks.
Dude, gotta give you an internet high five. Grabbed the 151 and couldn't be happier. Board rips turns and is super poppy, definitely connected with it immediately. Cheers man!
How much stiffer is this compared to the shadowban? A little more effort for buttering and jibbing or a lot more effort? Or shpuld i just do warpig?
It's a completely different board with a different purpose. The camber profiles aren't the same, the shaping isn't similar, the sidecut is different.
5’7 , 185lbs. Size 9 boots. Which sizing should I go for?
51
I'm 5 ft 8 in tall 150 lbs size 9 boot. what size would you recommend?
47
Feel like I may be in between sizes. Thoughts for someone at 5’10, 190lbs, size 10.5 boots?
51.
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks!!
Thanks angry, picked one up end of season sale, so only had the chance to take it out once. But it was a charger. Got now drives as the bindings for it. What boots would you recommend to go with this setup? (Currently running adidas sambas). Which are mid flex I believe. Thanks man
Best boot is the one that fits your foot and fits your needs.
I’m 5’10, 190-200lbs, 10.5 us boot, intermediate rider, running a Burton Custom camber 158w. I love carving with speed. What size would you recommend? Also, would you say this board is more of an expert level board or could an intermediate handle it?
It's not for the faint of heart that's for sure. I'd get the 59.
@@AngrySnowboarder I appreciate the reply. Did you mean 51 or 54 instead of 59? Thanks.
Sorry that response was for something else, snag the 51, go rip you'll be fine.
@@AngrySnowboarderthank you!
How would you compare this to the peace seeker in terms of carving?
Like it’s little brother. More approachable and laid back when you want.
@@AngrySnowboarder the peace seeker or the pig is more laid back?
Ive been frustrated trying to find the right board. I'm 6'4" 175 sz.12 boot & like to carve deep & a little of everything other than big features. Currently getting back foot toe/heel drag on an Excavator 162 when I really lay it over even @ +6/27. All the boards with the width I'm looking for seem to be for "Big Boys" like 210lb+. Is a board like a Superpig XL, Party Platter 157 or maybe even the Backslash 158 way too much board? The waist widths on the size smaller of each of these boards Is right around where I'm currently finding toe/heel drag on deep carves. I was kind of leaning towards trying a Party Platter 157 since its a little softer and better for my lighter weight. Any help I'd really appreciate.
Honestly I'd push you to the Back Slash 58 instead.
@@AngrySnowboarder Ok ok, is that because its a better carver than the Party Platter? Telos says the 58 is for "Big boys & big backcountry". With a flex of 7 and only weighing 175 I was worried it'd feel more like a 9. Thanks, I appreciate the help.
@@casey1400 That board ain't that stiff and it breaks in. If you're really worried might want to look at a Rome Stalefish instead.
@@AngrySnowboarder Ha, I actually own the Stalefish. I couldn't get got off that board all of 2020 but found the width limit on carving it and its now my dedicated pow board. Its back foot width is 274mm & I'm finding I'm needing more of a 282+mm back foot width. The Back/Slash seemed like too much overlap with the Stalefish hence why I was leaning toward the Party Platter just because it seems a little different. I feel like buying a Back/slash is cheating on my Stalefish. Don't hate the player, hate the game I guess. I was also looking for something a little more centered on board, can the Party Platter rail a carve? Thanks, I appreciate the help.
im around 200ish pounds 5'7 what size would you reccomend for smaller boot size 8.5?
and would this be a good board for intermediate rider?
51. There’s going to be a learning curve.
@@AngrySnowboarder which would you think is better k2 excavator or ride peaceseeker
Steeper learning curve on those.
Hey angry! the k2 broadcast, k2 aterblack, arbor WestMark, and the bataleon fun.kink what would be best for a beginner snowboarder out here in CO looking to do all mountain freestyle! Really dreaming about butters tooling around and side hits! Thanks man
None
@@AngrySnowboarder Ight can you give me a suggestion cuz that’s what the guys at curated helped me narrow it down to!
Like I said definitely want something I can grow into as I’ll be going every weekend this season!
Of course Curated did that, they only push what they sell. They also hire people that I wouldn't hire to work in the boot area of a rental shop. Realistically you just need something like the Ride Agenda or a K2 Raygun/Raygun Pop, or Jones Frontier, maybe a Salomon Craft.
@@AngrySnowboarder what is it about these camber profiles that make them more accessible to beginners in your opinion? I was looking at the ray gun but absolutely hate the graphic!
Are you going to be reviewing the 2023 sleepwalker?
Nope
I had the superpig from 2021, didnt get out much but after my 5th ride i got a bit stress crack across the nose. I ride lake louise, sunshine, big white, and whistler. I am upset about the build quality and considering going to a different board even though i loved this one. We mostly ride trees, trying to find some powder, and usually each time out ill hit the XL jumps and boxes. It is a riot to charge the groomers sometimes but we are typically in trees. Can you recommend a new board ? Curated 5/6 people recommended golden orca, this seems like a drastically different board based on the camber profile. What do you think ? Or should i stick with the new superpig ?
Wise man say if Curated uses my videos to train their staff, why listen to knock off. Get a Telos Backslash.
@@AngrySnowboarder just found out, the store that my credit from ride went to, does not offer telos boards. Forgot to mention, i do like to do spins on side hits/drops etc...not on the xl jumps though, I just straight air those. Thanks for your help
Well since I have no clue what they carry that's what I can offer you.
6’2 240 size 12 boot. This or the war pig and size recommendations?
Depends on what you want it for.
@@AngrySnowboarder all mountain/carving/powder type riding
Superpig all day.
Man, seriously in a dilemma between Yes Basic, Ride Shadowban, Algorythm , and the Superpig. So many choices!
Sounds like a personal problem.
Bought this based on recommendations. Really don’t know what this board is good at. Below average at just about everything. Found this to be extremely slow edge to edge and had to throw my weight around excessively to get it through trees. Seems happiest at high speed and in pow. Kept grabbing off the front foot on heel side turns. 6’2” and 190 got a 154 with 12 boots. Rented a Jones Stratos and was very pleased. Would not recommend.
Probably because you should have been on the 51.
@@AngrySnowboarder appreciate your insight and love your videos! I’ll try the M 151 maybe in a warpig if one comes along at the right price. Not that interest in laying down nipple rippers just want more of an all around surfy good time.
Is this too much board for most folks considering it? (...most folks who probably ride better in their minds than on the hill). I'm finally able to ride a ton this season and hoping to step up my game and get a high-end board I intend to keep for many seasons, unlike the pretty chill hybrid rocker board I'm on now.
If you’re asking this question then yes.
That's what I figured. Thank you, I sincerly appreciate you!@@AngrySnowboarder
Took huck knife and excavator to Austria and enjoyed excav a lot, but thinking something a bit stiffer... Wondered about this superpig...
Have normal WP but not had a chance on it yet... Got a few years old super 8 still in shrink needs some love too. Guess it might ride something similar.
Superpig is stiffer than the Excavator and more reactive.
@@AngrySnowboarderany suggestions for something much shorter. I got the xl superpig. Already have a 152 pp.
Was thinking of going right down to 142 superpig for a skate like fun board - piste not park but it's going to be so soft. 6'3" about 95+kg. Looking at pocket rocket but very directional. Just things short and fat as hell and rockered both ends.
Anything come to mind?
Hi Angry, do you feel the updated carbon slim wall and top sheet on the 2022 and 2023 SuperPig are a game changer? I can get a good deal on the 2021 model locally in Hong Kong, while if I opt for the later models I’ll need to ship in from the US with extra cost and possible return headaches? Cheers C
It's just more responsive is all.
Would that make the older model a wee bit more forgiving?
@@chrischrisanthou9070 It's not that it's more forgiving it's just that it doesn't have the same response.
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks lots, did a bit more searching and found myself a great deal on the 2022 model. I’m currently on Burton Ruler wides, paired with Cartels, love the set up, but do you think I’ll need a stiffer boot for the SuperPig, or will the Rulers still work?
Are you going to want to wax this race base like any other board?
You can do whatever you want.
as a child of the 90s, i can't accept that this board isn't pink!
massive lost opportunity there!
lol
I belive this might be the upgrade from my 2008 Burton Supermodel 163. Haha.
Question is 54 or 58?
5' 12
~200lbs
51
Superpig vs Bataleon Whatever??
Sure
76kg, 51 or the 54?
Your choice.
Superpig vs Gremlin ?
vague.
@@AngrySnowboarder
Hahahaha ok got it !
(I came with the same question in the gremlin video 😂)
This guy makes videos just so he can ramble off all his fake words to describe conditions on the mountain.
This guy leaves comments like he knows what he's talking about when he probably sits down to use his step ons.
Stuck in Texas watching everything Angry to not be angry.