Alert Hybrid Rocker Camber- designed to give you enough rocker to surf powder and plenty of camber for control and stability in rough terrain
Poplar Light Core- premium 100% FCS certified lightweight paulownia wood reduces weight but maintains a snappy feel while hardwood underfoot reduces board breaks and increases insert retention
Biax Glass- Public uses Biax fiberglass to create a smooth and consistent flex from tip to tail while the board remains quick and responsive
Urethane Sidewalls- offers superior dampening compared to ABS or P-Tex sidewalls while extremely durable against impacts to extend the life of the board
Sintered Base- designed with deep pores for superior wax absorption to maintain speed and is extremely abrasion resistant for maximum durability
For any snowboarder there isn't one correct length. By starting with rider weight, then considering rider ability, riding style, and where you will be riding you can generate the best range of sizes. While many people think about sizing on height it has very little impact on the correct length snowboard. Please use the following charts to dial in the correct size range for your needs.
Adult Snowboard Size Chart
Weight (lbs)
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
100-109
134
140
144
110-119
138
142
146
120-129
142
145
148
130-139
144
148
152
140-149
148
150
154
150-159
150
154
156
160-169
152
154
158
170-179
154
156
160
180-199
156
158
162
200-219
158
162
164
220+
160
164
168
Once a base length is determined two modifications need to be considered.
Snowboarding Style
Cautious
minus 2cm
Average
no change
Aggressive
plus 2 cm
*Snowboarding style is not determined by skill range. Many athletic beginners may choose aggressive if they are prefer to ride fast but are still learning technique. Advanced snowboarders may choose cautious if they prefer to ride at lower speeds and are primarily concerned about control.
Snowboarding Terrain
Groomers/Frontside
no change
All Mountain
plus 2 cm
All Mountain/Powder
plus 4 cm
Freestyle
minus 2 cm
Once a final length is determined any snowboard within 2cm longer or shorter is the ideal range for that snowboarder. If a final length is 158cm, the snowboards from 156 to 160cm are in the ideal range. If two lengths of a particular board fall into the ideal range choose the shorter board for more maneuverability or the longer length for more stability at speed.
