2010 · Snowboard Forum Amor Compare Save Powder days, new friends and fresh drops are reasons to love. Painful traverses, cold feet and dry spells draw out another emotion. But as attraction only gets stronger, the Amor will be an object of desire for girls who have stopped catching an edge, are no longer stuck in snow and have made up their mind that they love to ride. A twin-like shape is comfortable in groome...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Aura Compare Save Simple, proven ingredients are the recipe to creating this incredibly easy-to-ride board with a buttery-soft flex. Available in five sizes, all with a generous sidecut and a super-clean shape, the Aura has brought many female riders from beginner to expert in the span of one season.
2011 · Snowboard Forum Aura Compare Save Become one with snowboarding. The Aura is a twin-like women’s board with a full wood core for great response and ollie pop. Whether you want to rip the entire mountain as your own personal park or lay back and hit what comes your way, this board does it all and will leave you with enough dough for the après scene.
2008 · Snowboard Forum Aura Compare Save Whether it’s riding with your friends, a good run, or a weekend trip, it’s the little things that make snowboarding fun. These are the types of things that inspired the Forum Aura Women’s Snowboard, a mellow riding board just for the ladies, with a forgiving flex pattern that can take you from your first lesson to your first run through the park. The easy-to-ride Fo...
2007 · Snowboard Forum Aura Compare Save Just the beginning Whether it’s riding with your friends, a good run you are stoked on, or a fun trip for the weekend, it’s the little things that make snowboarding fun. These are the types of things that inspired the Aura, a mellow riding board that can take you from your first lesson to your first run through the park, having nothing but fun all the way.
2008 · Snowboard Forum Bully Compare Save New for 2008, Forum’s The Bully Snowboard is a true wide version of The Grudge, designed specifically for aggressive freestyle riders with big feet – sizes 11.5 and up. It features a lightweight yet rugged core, die-cut base with laser engraved brass inlay at the tip, and low-key dual foil stamped center graphics with gloss/matte detailing. The 2008 Forum Bully proves...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Conflict Compare Save Aggressive creativity. The Conflict redefines freestyle riding—from landing switch off the biggest natural hits to confident high-speed park-jump approaches and huge drops. The Booter Boosters in the nose and tail give this twin-like board enough pop and response for John Jackson to take freestyle riding anywhere he can imagine.
2011 · Snowboard Forum Contract Compare Save We the people… We invite you to apply for our street team and join us on the best urban board made. Durable, fast on the drop in, maneuverable, and poppy—every feature is tuned to the team’s needs. Pop Camber not only gives you superior ollie power but it also lets you lock in presses with control like never before. The 0-to-60 base proves that drop-ins don’t need...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Craft Compare Save The Craft is an award-winning twintip freestyle board that’s a proven performer. The TransWorld SNOWboarding Board Test yielded this board a coveted “Good Wood” seal of approval. This reinforces that it is one of the best go-anywhere freestyle boards available. The SuperGNAR™LE core, Triax glass construction, and clean shape align to make the Craft a great choice.
2010 · Snowboard Forum Craft Compare Save Some girls talk the talk, but Forum girls just go ride. This board is not for the divas but for the confident chargers who would rather spend their time slashing and lapping the park than spraying in the lodge. This progressive women’s twin—constructed with a stable Gnar core, a ladylike flex and a fast formula base—gives a good girl the power she needs to ride with...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Craft Compare Save The Forum Craft Snowboard 2008 is the ultimate pipe/park destroyer, crafted just for the ladies. Having made its successful debut last season, the Forum Craft is back in action and better than ever in 2008, with a new length and revamped true twin freestyle shape. This board is geared toward those accomplished female riders who prefer heated pipe and park sessions over le...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Darkness Compare Save A portly take on The Destroyer that still destroys it. New for 2008, The Darkness embodies all the history, tech features, design elements and performance highlights of The Destroyer, but it is wrapped up in a true wide package that caters to aggressive pipe/park rulers with big feet.
2009 · Snowboard Forum Destroyer Compare Save The Destroyer series has become Forum’s benchmark for freestyle progression. This punchy, true-twin shape offers a stable platform for all types of freestyle trickery. Lightweight glass laminates and a SuperGNAR™LE core balance technical firepower with simple all-terrain function. Grain Belt technology adds stability at speed without sacrificing its predictable, park-...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Destroyer Compare Save Human skulls. Back for another year of slaying, the Destroyer continues to be the most sought-after board for gnarly park riding. Armed with Booter Boosters, for carbon-powered ollie pop, and Swingers Club, which reduces swing weight to help turn that back 7 into a back 9. This board is meant for high-speed, high-consequence abuse.
2010 · Snowboard Forum Destroyer Compare Save Like the team and the brand, Forum’s flagship board has been killing it since forever. Each year the Destroyer is the one caught slaying street rails, stomping new tricks and ruling monster transitions. This season experience how sick this board is on boxes, rails and features, but the serial art has surely evolved from an earlier darkness.
2008 · Snowboard Forum Destroyer Compare Save The 2008 Forum Destroyer Snowboard is like a fine bottle of wine—this classic just keeps getting better with age. A perennial favorite among hard-charging freestyle riders who want a dependable, highly responsive twin, the Forum Destroyer speaks volumes about where Forum has been and where they are going as a brand. This season Forum’s best-selling board not only perf...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Destroyer ChillyDog Compare Save Arc of destruction. The Destroyer ChillyDog is built for all-out destruction of the biggest features. The new ChillyDog with Pop has the same forgiving feel of continuous rocker, but with added Pop zones that help load up the nose and tail for even more ollie power. Ollie pop is further amplified by Booter Boosters to make sure you clear every gap, every time.
2010 · Snowboard Forum Destroyer Chillydog Compare Save Rated best 2010 park board by Transworld’s Good Wood testers. This ChillyDog infused flagship brings Continuous Rocker fun to those destroying what lies in their path. No fruit here— this stable, rail slaying, transition stomping master redefines what it means to have fun on snow. Blacked out graphics only add to the limited run of these weapons. This is a new twist o...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Destroyer LTD Compare Save Just one Destroyer is not enough. A perennial favorite among hard-charging freestyle riders who want a dependable, highly responsive twin, the Destroyer Limited is a cosmetic makeover of the "original" Destroyer. That’s how much people like this board - we had to make two options. Available in limited quantities.
2008 · Snowboard Forum Destroyer PM Compare Save From pipes to parks to urban handrail assaults, Pat’s got it all on lock with his signature shred stick strapped to his feet The Destroyer has been a team favorite for years, so it was no surprise that when it came time for Pat Moore to choose a board for his first-ever pro model upgrade, he went with a classic. Pat’s board features a full tip-to-tail burlap inlay un...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Destroyer TK Compare Save Travis has been killing it for years, and now he has his first ever pro upgrade to prove it. Travis Kennedy’s new pro model upgrade shows how the future of snowboarding sometimes looks to the past for inspiration. Travis gave one of our most classic boards, The Destroyer, a thorough makeover including heavily stylized, street-inspired graphics that feature metallic ink...
2006 · Snowboard Forum Devun Walsh Compare Save Freeride performance with extra stability for larger landings.
2010 · Snowboard Forum Dreamboat Compare Save On stormy days when other ships are sinking, the Dreamboat keeps riders afloat with ChillyDog Continuous Rocker. Even riding centered with no rudder hand, this seaworthy shape rises to the top due to continuous rocker that surfaces tip forward or tail switch. Unlike fruity, fishy or retro shapes that force a change in stance and style, the Dreamboat rides like a cruise ev...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Eddie Wall Compare Save Shredding and killing it around the globe from Stockholm and NYC to the double-line at Snowpark, Eddie has earned fans everywhere. Hard to say if it’s his parts, winnings or style that have made him more famous, but the result is he gets to travel the world, party with rock stars and ride the rails under the bright light of celebrity. Still, Eddie is just Eddie. He thro...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Eddie Wall Compare Save The Destroyer + The Youngblood = The Eddie. New for 2008, the Eddie Wall’s pro model is a high-octane freestyle board tailored specifically to his unique shredding needs. It combines the performance of the Forum Destroyer with the Forum Youngblood’s shape, and features a sintered base and customized core that mirrors the cores in Forum’s highest-end...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Eddie Wall Pro Compare Save According to the man himself, Eddie Wall, “My snowboard will make you| ride faster, flip harder, spin quicker, more popular, much smarter, way cuter, extremely talented, make better decisions, nicer, funnier, thinner, happier, and pretty much change your life in every possible good way. Enjoy.” He says all this because he worked on a custom flex profile that is perfec...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Grudge Compare Save Forum’s flagship board features the most progressive shape on the market. Blending a sensitive, lively flex into an ultra-responsive, directional outline produces an exceptional ride. Tight transition zones in the nose and tail mean precise turning. Expect pro-level performance with all-mountain freestyle control. From core content to flex profile, the Grudge delivers a...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Grudge Compare Save The Bentley of freestyle boards. With its aggressive freestyle shape, lightweight yet strong core, lightning fast die-cut base, and eye-catching metallic graphics with gold foil, the Forum Grudge sets the standard for today’s high-performance pipe/park freestyle board. We could go on forever about all the premium performance-enhancing tech features and cutting-edge styl...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Helm Compare Save Not every board can handle the pressure, but the Helm is a born leader. Built using topless tech, the custom fade graphic is hand-screened onto hard glass so no two Helms look alike. With a clearcoat for protection, this technique shaves weight and heightens underfoot sensation. The Super F’n Gnar LE core means stability and weight savings where it matters most while me...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Holy Moly Compare Save You are welcome. The Holy Moly is the best park board in the world. It includes every technology imaginable to make you go higher, faster, jib and land easier. Combo Platter combines the aggressive ollie-pop and control of camber with the forgiving playful feel of rocker, ending the rocker vs. camber discussion forever. With Booter Boosters NexTreme for carbon enhanced ol...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Honey Pot Compare Save If you’re after getting the honey, then you don’t go killing all the bees. This is not only a snowboard – it’s also an idea, a concept, and an experiment. Combo Platter was developed in the Honeypot and has changed how we look at board profiles. Combo Platter takes the benefits of camber and rocker, once thought to be mutually exclusive, and combines them into a ...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Image Compare Save It’s hard to look cool rocking rental gear. But for rippers ready to pimp their ride, the Forum Image will raise the profile without draining the party budget. Peripherals like a full wood core give aspiring stars a taste of how the other half rides, while directional geometry rolls with style at a ritzy resort or a flat-ass pancake that will not be forgotten when it’...
2009 · Snowboard Forum John Jackson Pro Compare Save Both John Jackson and his new Seeker Pro Model are very welcome additions to this year’s Forum lineup. The all-new board is a twin freestyle weapon made to John’s exact specifications. The board features a SuperGNAR™LE 3 core, laminates of Light Triax w/Carbon, and a slick Formula Base. This combination creates the ultimate tool for all-mountain freestyle progressio...
2006 · Snowboard Forum Joni Malmi Compare Save Versatility realized. Take this board anywhere you need it to go.
2008 · Snowboard Forum Lander Compare Save The big mountain freestyle machine that ain’t scared of coming down hard. Introduced last season, The Lander is back again and it is bigger and badder than before. Designed for large scale all-mountain domination, The Lander is a versatile freestyle board that can float in powder, plow through chop, and help you land huge backcountry airs. It has...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Luxirie Compare Save A tight knit collaboration between Forum and Luxirie The Luxirie is geared toward female riders who prefer heated pipe and park sessions over leisurely cruiser runs, and it features artsy sublimated top graphics over a faux wood inlay, with a screened die-cut base.
2009 · Snowboard Forum Manual Compare Save Riders who want an amazing, unrivaled jib board will seek out the Manual. The shape is perfectly symmetrical with a long running length and short nose and tail. The Manual’s short tips reduces hooking the nose or tail when jumping onto rails and such. The long running length means you can downsize about three to four centimeters from a normal all-mountain board. Shorter...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Manual Compare Save There is no “off-season.” The Manual is snappy, predictable, and forgiving for riders trying to join the 100-day club. ChillyDog with Pop adds just the right amount of flowy flavor and pop spice. A soft flex, tough construction, and beveled edges make the Manual the trusted choice for fun.
2010 · Snowboard Forum Manual Compare Save A jib stick for late night urban recons, this buttery ride is the team’s top pick for street sessions. The low swing weight makes it faster 270 on or off, while pre-ground edges reduce hang-ups on wood, metal or concrete and tough construction survives abuse from ledges, rails or tantrums. Big and bright name-drop graphics make sure a Forum allegiance shows up in the mo...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Manual Compare Save Primed and ready to satisfy all your deepest, darkest jibbing desires. Last season we conveniently enough called this jib board, The Jiblet. For 2008 we switched up the name, added two new lengths, and whipped up some high gloss, two-toned jibtastic madness graphics to keep things fresh. Aside from those few tweaks, The Manual stayed the same and c...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Manual Chillydog Compare Save The team’s top pick for urban sessions juiced up with early release new tech and Forever graphics that will have you ready to film a follow up part to Forever’s fall release. Well maybe not. But, the new ChillyDog with Pop will definitely be a game changer. Less on-edge hang-ups and all the stability of Continuous Rocker, but with special Pop zones just outside of you...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Mini Youngblood Compare Save Ride like the big dogs with the kid-sized Mini Youngblood. We scaled down the legendary Youngblood board for groms who want a progressive, twin-shaped freestyle board. With a park-tuned flex from the Biax glass laminates, this board turns easily and presses like a dream. For 2009, the Mini YB is available in three sizes.
2008 · Snowboard Forum Mini Youngblood Compare Save Good things come in small packages. A scaled down version of its big brother, The Mini Youngblood will grow your riding before you outgrow it. The shape and flex pattern are designed to kill the entire mountain, and this season it comes in a new length to help bridge the gap between our youth and adult boards.
2010 · Snowboard Forum Mini Youngblood Compare Save Most kid boards are made like toys, but tormented groms deserve more respect than that. The Mini Youngbloods are made with big board construction so growing shredders can rip the same terrain as their brothers and not be left behind. The downsized decks include a full wood core for ollieing trashcans, a twin shape for hitting jumps and softer biax glass so junior can lear...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Nugget Compare Save Like a gateway drug, this nugget will make any rider just want the next fix. Parks, pipes, powder or groomers, this fresh and forgiving board will create a thirst for the ride that will only get harder to quench. The Nugget will entice with solid pop, snappy sidecut and a retro flake finish. Before long, the job will be gone, the girl will be history and the flatscreen wi...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Pat Moore Compare Save Progression through passion. This year’s pro model shows a side of Pat that nobody knows. It features a new progressive freestyle shape that helps him slay everything from the Sierras to his New Hampshire home front. Its softer and more playful flex with a stiffer tail offers up more fun goofing off in the mini park but still means business when its time for Pat to go t...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Pat Moore Compare Save Pat Moore works hard for his part. Each season he slays everything put in front of him, from street rails and superhuman transitions to a full-throttle skim on a snow machine. Pat gets sent on a sled mission, he blazes trail. He gets sent to a contest, he places top five. He’s ready to drop on a Jackson backcountry shoot while his filmer is still framing the shot. Some ...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Pat Moore Pro Compare Save Pat Moore is one of snowboarding’s hardest working riders and he put in overtime on his new pro model. His version of the Scheme, with a directional shape, ultra-fast Formula base and Light Triax glass, produces a skateboard-style feel. The upgraded SuperGNAR™LE 1 core reduces overall weight. A medium flex profile makes the board stable enough for jumbo jumps but soft...
2006 · Snowboard Forum Raider Compare Save True all-mountain performance, even for the guys with big feet.
2009 · Snowboard Forum Raider Compare Save Riders with bigger feet just need a bit more board, not a boat. The Raider meets the needs of the size (US) 11+ foot in a very agile, all-mountain directional, with no extra bulk. The FullyGNAR™ core and Quadrax glass laminates are the keys to this easy-turning ride. The tip-to-tail wood laminates compliment the four-way glass matrix for consistent flex through the arc ...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Raider Compare Save Bangin’ freestyle performance for the plus-sized band of brothers. The Forum Raider snowboard is our original true wide series, and it returns this season to bring riders with oversized feet a progressive, beefed up shape that offers incredible freestyle performance. This season’s Raider is lighter than ever and features old school western-inspired graphics on a luxur...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Rat Compare Save It’s our pleasure. Rats avoid the crowds and nibble on whatever we can find along the streets of frozen cities and in our backyards. Pop Camber boosts us onto rails and over gaps. And a Bad Ass materials package defends against extermination. This affordable street deck keeps us out of the lift lines and in touch with what urban snowboarding is truly about. The fat cat...
2006 · Snowboard Forum RE:MX Compare Save For entry level missions and beyond, with a unique graphic twist.
2009 · Snowboard Forum Recon Compare Save Forum quality and versatile all-mountain fun are delivered in the easy-riding Recon. This board has made many a weekend warrior into a hardcore rider for life. It’s all in the details; forgiving flex and a clean directional shape make this an easy turning board designed to maximize fun. With a lightweight Compound Matrix core and smooth gliding Free Base, it’s a solid...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Recon Compare Save Don’t dip into the beer fund. With a full wood core tip-to-tail that provides a poppy response, the Recon is a hard-charging board that can keep up with the best of ’em. The twin-like shape and soft flex will push you to learn new tricks with ease, while still leaving you with loot left over to pay the rent.
2008 · Snowboard Forum Recon Compare Save A perennial favorite at a great price. The Forum Recon snowboard returns year after year because it is an excellent all-around board with plenty of size options that is priced right and versatile enough to please riders of all abilities. Whether you are just getting started or you are an accomplished rider looking for a soft, easy to turn board, the...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Roost Compare Save The Forum Roost is an all-out powder gun with versatility for the whole mountain. With a tapered directional shape, the nose floats on the snow’s surface while the narrower, shorter tail makes turns in the deep stuff easy to carve. A super-fast Formula base and Grain Belt Technology in the core make the groomers inviting as well; adding stability and speed where you nee...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Roost Compare Save The Resurrection Of Old School Technology part deux. From hard-pack to pow-pow, The ROOST’s throwback tapered shape will help you conquer the entire mountain with ease. It features a stance that is set back slightly, a longer nose than tail, a mellow tip profile to encourage powder flotation, and plenty of side-cut so it carves like a champ. And visually it is off the ...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Sauce Compare Save Hot. Sauce. The Sauce pours it on smooth everywhere in the park. Featuring Women’s ChillyDog, which provides a fun, catch-free ride with a slightly lower rocker height to accommodate the size and shape of female shredders. Another Forum snowboard designed for women who know there is no such thing as a rail with too many kinks.
2011 · Snowboard Forum Scallywag Compare Save Shiver me timbers, a plank with pop! Ay, the Scallywag gives shredders massive ollie pop, on account o’ the new Pop zones. Every sea dog worth his salt knows that ChillyDog with Pop is as stable and forgiving as a trusted ship during a storm and as tasty as the finest rums, while the Freebase is as slick as a freshly washed deck. Here’s proof that a rrrrrgggggghhhhhrr...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Scallywag Compare Save Make way for these tattooed rascals in the landing, because they will be stomping their tricks while flat-based riders are sweeping for the buried treasure of their goggles. It’s not the screaming, pillaging or drinking of ale—although that helps—but ChillyDog Continous Rocker that gives this board its mutinous grrrrrr. The continuous rocker floats the board either ...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Scheme Compare Save A progressive, directional shaped all-mountain board, the Scheme is a new offering that brings pro-level performance to the masses. Tight transition zones in the nose and tail improve contact and translate into snappy edge-to-edge transfer. Maximum response on the snow is aided by a stabilizing Grain Belt technology. In addition, the slick Formula base puts that extra zin...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Scheme Compare Save Opposites attract. The Scheme is built to make the whole mountain your personal park. Combine the ChillyDog Continuous Rocker with a twin-like shape and a soft flex profile and you get a fun, forgiving freestyle board that’s capable of handling the top-to-bottom slash, drop, spin, jib line.
2010 · Snowboard Forum Scheme Compare Save Happy little tree jibs. Happy little landings. Happy little slashes. This smiley ride is a throwback to before royalty checks, autograph sessions and the X Games when Saturday mornings were about sugar cereal, five channels and happy boarding. High-resolution landscapes from the private Bob Ross collection turn a blank canvas into a piece of rec room art, while easy cruis...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Scout Compare Save Mini Recon for mini riders. Offered in two pint-sized lengths for the smallest of rippers, The Scout is super affordable and packed with everything necessary for a fun-filled day of riding. Plus, with graphics by renowned designer Aaron James Draplin, micro shreds will be some of the coolest cats on the hill.
2009 · Snowboard Forum Seeker Compare Save The Seeker fits into the Forum line as the most aggressive twin-shaped board. Overall torsional rigidity means high-speed stability and paired with its deep sidecut, the Seeker is a versatile boards. From park jumps to powder runs, the lightweight SuperGNAR™LE 2 core gives it an agile feel under foot and in the air. Carbon in the glass laminates adds the extra pop off t...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Seeker Compare Save Winner of a Transworld Good Wood award two years in a row, the Seeker slays and stomps any feature in its film or finals line. A lighter, faster and gnarlier step up from the Destroyer for team guys, park crews and big-time contenders. A stiffer flex and more aggressive sidecut result in snap and response when ripping laps at real speed. Blacked-out cores, angry robotic m...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Seeker Compare Save New for 2008, The Seeker is a souped-up version of Forum’s top-selling freestyle board, the Destroyer. It features a true twin shape, advanced construction techniques, a lightweight core with a durable die-cut base, and a fresh-looking natural wood inlay veneer with gold foil tooth detailing and gloss/matte graphic hits. Plus, for added style points each board ships wit...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Spinster Compare Save The Spinster is a new board for 2009. With its stable, slightly wider outline, this is a women’s park-specific board. Bi Ax glass lamination gives it a flex that’s perfect for boxes, rails, and butters. The durable Free Base is built to withstand the rigors of hardcore park riding. With six sizes to choose from, this lightweight twin-shape is the board of choice for g...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Spinster Compare Save The Spinster is made to order for the chick out to prove that she is part of the local crew. Short kicks in the nose and tail and a soft flex make this a radically different style board. The deck–which presses, slides, butters and spins like a pro—is not made to look pretty with rainbows, wildflowers or unicorns, but features gnarly intricate artwork.
2011 · Snowboard Forum Spinster Chillydog Compare Save I’m not your fucking sweetheart. The Spinster is designed specifically for aggressive girls who need an aggressive board. It’s not some pink, watered-down mess. This is a serious board for squaring up the biggest jumps and steepest rails. Women’s ChillyDog provides a forgiving continuous rocker shape specifically built for a woman’s riding needs.
2010 · Snowboard Forum Spinster Chillydog Compare Save 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...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Star Compare Save The Star keeps things simple. It’s fun to ride because it’s easy to turn and works great all over the mountain. The forgiving properties of a Bi-Ax glass construction give it a super flex, which aids in easy edge-to-edge transfer for smooth, effortless turning.
2011 · Snowboard Forum Star Compare Save Luxury is born. The Star is a twin-like board for women who think the mountain is a playground and know that they own it. Featuring Women’s ChillyDog for a stable and forgiving ride. Whether you’re sessioning the park, cruising the stock run for jibs, or just bombing down the hill, this board will provide more support than Victoria’s Secret.
2010 · Snowboard Forum Star Compare Save Whether spending a week at Vail or just maxing out the value of an unlimited pass, the Star is famous for its model-like persona. The shapely twin-like board goes fast when it wants, rides confidently in steep terrain and sticks the landings when she feels like going big. The graphics are modern and the ride is exacting, meaning at the end of the day this composed board w...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Star Compare Save The 2008 Forum Star Women’s Snowboard is a lean, mean, all-terrain snow shredding machine. For the past few seasons, the Forum Star has remained a perennial favorite among accomplished female riders who want a durable board with a directional shape that is versatile enough to handle anything thrown its way. This dependable, all-mountain conquistador has a die-cut base a...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Stomper Compare Save With an emphasis on ultra-versatile rideability, this supreme freeride machine was designed for easy every day fun. The Stomper offers a full tip-to-tail wood GNAR™ core and forgiving Biax glass for good times all over the mountain. This super-turny, flexible ride has a directional shape and comes in a vast array of sizes to suit just about everybody. The blunt shaped t...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Stomper Compare Save If you had to ride one board for the rest of your life, this would be it. New for 2008, the Forum Stomper Snowboard is a well-priced, easy-to-turn, do-everything board that caters to all riding styles and can hold its own on any terrain. With this board strapped to your feet, you can rest assured that every day on the mountain will be decidedly rad....
2009 · Snowboard Forum Substance Compare Save This is a slightly stiffer, beefier update of the Youngblood, built for serious abuse. The dual density sidewalls and Quadrax glass combine to give it unmatched ollie-pop and the durability that hardcore park riding demands. Medium flex makes it easily pressable but in no way is it a noodle. The Substance is designed for riders stepping up to pro-level performance. Also ...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Substance Compare Save Take a bite… Peter Line is one of the most influential snowboarders of all time. He has been at the forefront of rocker development since it began, and he helped us create ChillyDog Continuous Rocker technology. He asked for a board that is forgiving, predictable, and fun. The cooks went into the kitchen with Pete’s recipe and came out with Forum’s exclusive ChillyD...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Substance Compare Save When Peter Line came to us asking for a twin-tipped, rocker board, we couldn’t help but listen. Like Pete himself, The Substance has returned this year in full force. With graphics by Pete and featuring Forum’s new ChillyDog Continuous Rocker, this board has what you need to take freestyle from the steeps of the Northwest to the streets of the Northeast. Peter may tel...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Superstar Compare Save The Superstar offers the ultimate in pro-level performance for the demanding female rider. With a slim outline and deep sidecut, it is a highly responsive, aggressive women’s board. The Light Triax laminates deliver lean turnability and consistent flex. Inside, the SuperGNAR™LE 2 core creates a playful, poppy feel from tip to tail while the gender-tuned flex offers to...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Superstar Compare Save Drop the rest, and get with the best. New for 2008, The Superstar is by far the highest-end, most technically-advanced women’s freestyle board we have ever created. Its narrow, aggressive shape makes it extremely responsive, and its pioneering core construction makes it lightweight yet durable. This puppy is designed for hard-charging riders who require the absolute be...
2009 · Snowboard Forum Symbol Compare Save All-new for 2009, the Symbol series is best defined as a true directional, all-mountain freeride board. The Light Triax glass lay-up offers lean, responsive turning. The ultra-hard Formula base adds extra durability to guaranteed all-season speed. Inside, the SuperGNAR™LE 2 core creates a playful, poppy feel from tip to tail. With its slightly rear-centered stance, ther...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Symbol Compare Save This twin-like weapon is honed to the precise demands of high-speed, balls-out freestyle riding. Pow turns, switch landings, kicked out methods, and bomber groomed runs. The slightly set-back stance lets you power through chop and waist deep fresh while the Formula base and Super Gnar LE core give you the extra horsepower to clear that knuckle. Check out any of Jake Blauv...
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Craft Compare Save Have you ever heard a girl complain about her board being too narrow? The Craft is basically a narrow version of The Grudge, but engineered for an accomplished woman rider. So it’s nimble and snappy.
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Destroyer Compare Save Our true twin that’s true to our roots We went on a long journey to reinvent our best selling and most versatile non-pro board. After several prototypes, and a bunch of phone calls, Pete came in to the office and set us straight. It turned out we had the board we were looking for in the old line already. We went back to Pete’s O.G. numbers and flex for it’s overa...
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Grudge Compare Save The light freestyle board for the rest of us. Less ink equals less weight. We like light boards a lot but we like light boards that ride great even more. Sure we could design a crazy light board like the other guys, but who wants a super narrow, floppy board with few stance options? It would be great for those 80 lb guys with size 4 feet that ride an 18 inch stance, bu...
2009 · Snowboard Forum The Hundreds Compare Save This exclusive deck represents a first time collaboration with any snow brand for The Hundreds. At its core, The Hundreds is a two-part project that houses both a clothing line and online magazine. Inspired by the Los Angeles lifestyle and California culture, The Hundreds is stocked in over 400 of the world’s most respected streetwear and skate boutiques, including thei...
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Jiblet Compare Save Ride this board 5cm shorter than your usual board. Why spend half a grand on a board that you’re going to destroy? This is based on our entire team’s need for a smaller, softer jib board that you can take to the mountain.
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Lander Compare Save Everything that makes it good for our team makes it good for everyone. We designed The Lander with the intention of creating the ultimate ’help you land the big stuff in any conditions’ board. It turns out that all the stuff that makes it optimal for modern large scale snowboarding also makes it insane for cruising around and having a good on the rest of the hill. ...
2008 · Snowboard Forum The LRG Compare Save A tight knit collaboration between Forum and LRG. With its aggressive shape, lightweight yet strong core, lightning fast die-cut base, and eye-catching metallic graphics with gold foil, The LRG sets the standard for today’s high-performance pipe/park freestyle board. It doesn’t get any better than this.
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Mini Youngblood Compare Save Mini YB for mini shreds Scaled down in size but not in performance, the Mini Youngblood will grow your riding faster than you can outgrow it.The shape and flex are designed to kill the entire hill and the stance is wide.
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Raider Compare Save Unrelenting Freestyle performance for the plus sized crew Just because riders have big feet doesn’t mean that you should sacrifice performance, and the Raider was designed with that in mind. Instead of starting with a plank, we start with a progressive freestyle shape and tweak it in all the right places to accommodate larger sizes without making it ride like a divin...
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Recon Compare Save Be all that you can be We’ve all had that one board. The one that turns just right. The one that feels just as stable in the park as it does in an icy pipe. From cruisers to your first run through the park, the Recon has been engineered to be that one perfect board that can do it all in any condition you can get it into.
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Roost Compare Save Ressurection Of Old School Technology The ROOST features a shape that works for the whole mountain. The nose is longer than the tail. The tip is a little wider than the tail, which helps it turn plus gives it a little more float. The tip profile is mellow, so the board floats rather than plows through the soft stuff. The stance is set back to help keep you from going o...
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Scout Compare Save Scaled down Recon Updated shape and graphics for 07. It’s also lighter, narrower and allows for wider stance widths.
2007 · Snowboard Forum The Star Compare Save Don’t say she rides like a guy Probably the biggest insult to a girl is to say she rides like a guy. Women have needs for boards that are all their own, and we have designed a board that addresses these as well as the performance levels that are being demanded by female riders. Not for beginners, the Star is an all terrain machine that is destined for greatness.
2009 · Snowboard Forum Travis Kennedy pro Compare Save Pro team rider Travis Kennedy delivers another custom-tuned variant of his upgraded Destroyer board. And like Travis, this board is all about style and progression. An upgraded SuperGNAR LE 1 core produces maximum pop yet keeps weight down. Kennedy also included a Formula base for unquestionable speed and durability. From the schoolyard to the secret stash, The Kid’s ne...
2006 · Snowboard Forum Warrior Compare Save A freeride dominator that is equally at home on the backcountry or in the park.
2009 · Snowboard Forum Youngblood Compare Save The versatile freestyle board built for everyone is the ever-popular Youngblood. Smooth-flexing and forgiving Biax glass and a park-tuned GNAR™ core, make the Youngblood perfect for everything from street rails to park obstacles. The twin shape means maximum control riding regular or switch. If you’ve got your sights set on the park’s pro-line, the Youngblood is it.
2011 · Snowboard Forum Youngblood Compare Save Step it up, kid. Youngbloods are the riders constantly pushing what can be done on a snowboard. This softer, true twin board is there to spin-on, spin-off whatever they want. Raising their voices in an attempt to be heard, the Youngblood’s chaotic and loud graphics amplify what this crew has to say.
2010 · Snowboard Forum Youngblood Compare Save Every late night street mission or afternoon park sesh the crew is there. Pushing themselves and pushing the boundaries of shred—Youngbloods are there at the cusp of what’s possible. A shredstick developed to match this mindset, the Youngblood will stomp, press, and slide whatever is needed to constantly re-invent what’s possible.
2007 · Snowboard Forum Youngblood Compare Save It’s not for everybody Rails, park jumps, boxes, they’re all fair game. Over the past four years, the Youngblood team has asked for the Youngblood to be a true jack of all trades. For ’07, we’ve answered their call for a true top to bottom freestyle terrain killer.
2008 · Snowboard Forum Youngblood Compare Save The 2008 Forum Youngblood Snowboard, isn’t for everybody—just those who routinely kick ass. The Youngblood squad is chock full of hungry up-and-comers who like to take out their childhood angst on rails, boxes, kickers, pipes and anything else that happens to get in their way. So to meet their demanding freestyle needs, the Forum Youngblood board series features a tru...
2011 · Snowboard Forum Youngblood ChillyDog Compare Save For the crew of today. The Youngblood isn’t just a snowboard—it’s a tight-knit crew. The Youngblood ChillyDog is for the loud and loose, pedal-to-the-metal guys in the crew. Weird new rail tricks, corked spins, tight pants, baggy pants, bad mustaches, gold watches, whatever. This is real progression. ChillyDog with Pop brings continuous rocker fun with the ollie pop...
2010 · Snowboard Forum Youngblood Chillydog Compare Save 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 wit...
2008 · Snowboard Forum Youngblood Team Compare Save The Forum Youngblood Team Snowboard 2008 mirrors the original Youngblood except it has an upgraded core and base, giving it more snap and making it a wee bit lighter, faster and more durable. A tricked out version of the original freestyle slayer, the Forum Youngblood Team Snowboard is painstakingly engineered to satisfy all your freestyle needs—rails, boxes, kickers, p...
