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Watch Now: Super Sync Vol 1

Watch Now: Super Sync Vol 1

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Tester's Choice

[H5] Best Buys

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Best Snowboards 2025/2026
Looking for the best snowboard? Our expert-tested picks cover all styles—from freestyle to freeride—so you can shred groomers, park, or powder with confidence. Honest reviews,...

Best Snowboards For 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Pants 2025/26
Best Snowboard Pants 2025‑26: Ride Dry, Ride Free
Your legs deserve more than soggy bottoms and stiff knees. Our expert test crew at Whitelines have ridden and rated...

Best Snowboard Pants 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Boots 2025/26
Your boots are the foundation of every turn—so we’ve ridden and rated the top models of the season across all styles, from mellow freestyle to...

Best Snowboard Boots For 2025-2026

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Culture

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These Are The Days Of Thunder
Swedens unique snowboard event goes off with a bang

These Are The Days Of Thunder

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The Uninvited Invitational 2026
The future is now

The Uninvited Invitational 2026

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Three decades of debauchery, Whitelines Magazine celebrates hitting the big 3-0.
Three decades of debauchery, Whitelines Magazine celebrates hitting the big 3-0.

The Conquistadors of Chaos | 30 Years of Whitelines Magazine

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In-Depth reviews

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Moonchild Malibu Redux Snowboard 2025-2026 review
An exciting snowboard that blends freestyle roots with freeride power for the rider that wants it all, without compromise.

Moonchild Malibu Redux Snowboard 2025-2026 review

[H5] Bindings

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ROME Katana AW FASE 2025/26
Rome Katana AW FASE 2025‑26 Review: Fast Entry with Zero Compromise
The Katana AW FASE combines Rome’s trusted AsymWrap chassis and ultra‑customisable straps with the new FASE fast‑entry system—so you...

ROME Katana AW FASE 2025-2026 Bindings Review

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Arbor Kuro Neko2025/26
Arbor Kuro Neko 2025‑26 Review: Nimble Freestyle Power in a Women’s Twin
Designed for park‑rats and side‑hit slayers, the Kuro Neko delivers a true twin shape and pure camber profile...

Arbor Kuro Neko 2025-2026 Snowboard Review

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Weston Gnarnia 2025/26
Weston Gnarnia 2025‑26 Review: Freeride Warrior on the Run
Built for steep lines, high speeds and demanding terrain, the Gnarnia delivers serious edge‑hold and a carbon‑backed construction that...

Weston Gnarnia 2025-2026 Snowboard Review

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Arbor Sequoia 2025/26
Arbor Sequoia 2025‑26 Review: Responsive Women’s Bindings
The Arbor Sequoia delivers all‑mountain control with a comfortable, women‑specific design. With a medium‑stiff flex, pre‑rotated highbacks, and durable buckles, these bindings...

Arbor Sequoia 2025-2026 Snowboard Bindings Review

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Northwave Domain 2025/26
This charger‑level boot delivers top‑end performance with a robust shell, aggressive heel lock system and a Vibram outsole for confidence on steep, uneven terrain. Ideal...

Northwave Domain 2025-2026 Snowboard Boots Review

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The Whitelines 100

[H5] Gear

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Sneak Peek: Interlude 2026
An industry event shaping the future of snowboarding, and stocked to the nines with next years kit!

Sneak Peek: Interlude 2026

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Sneak Peak: Shops 1st Try 2026
Take a peak behind the industry curtains at some of next years products....

Sneak Peak: Shops 1st Try 2026

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Oyuki: Built by Winter, Driven by Detail
We take a deeper look at the Niseko-born brand.

Oyuki: Built by Winter, Driven by Detail

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Buying your first snowboard gear – what to get, and when to get it

Rental gear has come a long way in the past couple of decades. With a rising tide of quality,
and even the option to borrow high-end...

Buying your first snowboard gear – what to get, and when to get it

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Oyuki Sencho Gore Tex Mitts Review
We get hands-on with the Sencho Gore-Tex Mitt from Oyuki to see how it handles the elements.

Oyuki Sencho Gore Tex Mitts Review

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Oyuki Goshiki NetPlus 3L Bib Pants Review
We pulled on these fresh Oyuki waders to see how dry we stayed in the deep stuff.

Oyuki Goshiki NetPlus 3L Bib Pants Review

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Oyuki Goshiki NetPlus 3L Jacket Review
We tested the Oyuki Goshiki Netplus 3L Jacket to see how it holds up in all conditions.

Oyuki Goshiki NetPlus 3L Jacket Review

[H5] Gear

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Snowboard Christmas Gift Guide
Our list of the best products for the snowboarder in your life this Christmas.

Snowboard Christmas Gift Guide

[H5] Gear

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Moonchild Malibu Redux Snowboard 2025-2026 review
An exciting snowboard that blends freestyle roots with freeride power for the rider that wants it all, without compromise.

Moonchild Malibu Redux Snowboard 2025-2026 review

[H5] Gear

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The FASE binding system Deep Dive
A deep dive into the new FASE binding system. Discussing how the technology works, who it's for and whether its worth the hype.

The FASE binding system Deep Dive

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Best Women's Snowboard Boots 2025/2026
Best Women’s Snowboard Boots 2025‑26: Comfort Meets Performance
Finding boots that fit your feet and your ride matters. Our expert team at Whitelines have tested the best women‑specific...

Best Women's Snowboard Boots For 2025-2026

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Best Women's Snowboard Bindings 2025/26
Best Women’s Snowboard Bindings 2025‑26: Fit, Feel & Performance
Finding bindings that genuinely match your boots, board and style isn’t just about colour – our expert team...

Best Women's Snowboard Bindings For 2025-2026

[H2] Best Snowboard Boots For 2024-2025
[H3] Nidecker Kita E Jack Snowboard Boots 2024-2025
PRICE: €420 / £399 / $400
Nidecker have been on a roll lately, blowing up the binding market with Supermatic and steadily developing an impressive range of boots. The Kita is their premium all-mountain model, aimed at experienced shredders who need enough support to hit steep lines and the biggest jumps in the park. Supposedly inspired by polar expeditions, it’s a rugged-looking boot that’s loaded with the kind of tech Shackleton and co could only dream of.
Like most of the boots in their line it features BOA lacing, in this case a dual-dial system that allows you to control the upper and lower sections independently. The ace up the Kita’s sleeve here is its unique External Heel Lock, whereby the tongue dial also controls built-in wings on either side of the ankle, delivering fantastic heel hold that’s adjustable on the fly.
There’s more of this attention to detail in the boot’s construction, which uses fewer stitched panels and a tough, weatherproof toe box they call Armor-Tech. A Transition Zone at the back seamlessly connects the sole to the spine, eliminating those annoying little hang-ups on your binding’s heelcup and which can damage the boot over time.
Our tester Terry was stoked on the Kita’s user-friendly design: “In my case, simplicity is key. I really don’t like faffing about with shit and when you get a pair of boots that actually fit great in your feet and are super easy to get on I’m sold. Out of all the boots I tried this season, these were definitely my favourites.”
The no-nonsense theme continues underfoot with gel cushioning and a Vibram outsole that offers excellent grip on icy surfaces. Inside, Nidecker’s Gold level liner wraps around the foot burrito-style to reduce pressure points, while its Custom Flex Zone gives your toes some welcome wiggle room. Heat-moldable tech lets you personalise the fit in store – although with a bit of riding the liner will soon start adapting to your foot anyway.
As for style, the Kita is available in black, green or the new Ejack edition featured here. Designed in collaboration with everyone’s favourite beardy freerider, Eric Jackson, the pattern is apparently inspired by the bark of a burnt tree he came across in the backcountry. And while his signature boot isn’t for the faint of wallet, it represents a solid investment for riders who demand a stiffer flex and top-tier all-mountain performance.
Buy the Nidecker Kita E Jack Snowboard Boots 2024-2025: $399/£400 at nidecker.com
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[H3] Northwave Decade Snowboard Boots 2024-2025
PRICE: £297
“Probably the most comfortable boots I’ve ever worn” – so said our tester after taking a pair of Northwave Decade boots out for a spin. They won’t have been the first to say that, nor the last; Northwave’s flagship model has been keeping riders’ feet happy since the noughties.
That’s partially down to its wide catchment area; boasting a medium flex and mid-level tech, it’s in the Goldilocks zone for a lot of riders. It also gets regular upgrades and refreshes, and the 2024/25 season is no exception. The tongue, for example, has been redesigned to evenly distribute pressure across the front when you tighten the boot, and it’s more cold-resistant than ever.
The weight of the whole thing has been reduced by just over a tenth, which is something that will help a lot over time. That famous comfort comes from a liner that features breathable recycled foam, and some wool in the footbed. Under that is the new ‘Stomper’ outsole which combines soft and hard sections for a winning combination of boardfeel and stability.
Still not sure this is for you? In that case, seek out the standard Decade and the Decade Pro, in case on of them
[H3] Selected for the Whitelines 100 – take a closer look at the 2024-25 Northwave Decade here
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[H3] Bataleon Mosh BOA Snowboard Boots 2024-2025
PRICE: €400
Bataleon’s debut in the boot game is a stylish slam dunk. The Mosh BOA brings a fresh perspective to women’s all-mountain footwear, blending eye-catching aesthetics with versatile performance. It’s like they’ve taken the distinctive graphic approach from their famous Triple Base boards and laced it up (or should we say, BOA’d it up? … Oof, sorry, couldn’t resist).
With a Goldilocks mid-flex, these boots are perfect for riders who bounce between groomers, park laps and the occasional powder day. The dual BOA system lets you dial in the fit faster than you can say “first chair,” while the seamless upper not only looks sick but also ups the durability and waterproofing game.
Inside, the Mosh BOA’s heat-moldable liner features a Toe Hugger section (yes, that’s a technical term) and strategic J-bars to eliminate heel lift. Translation? Responsive edge-to-edge transitions and less foot fatigue during those long days blasting around resort.
Bataleon didn’t skimp on the extras, either. A ‘pressure relief’ tongue, EVA foam cushioning and Thermal Shield tech work together to keep your feet happy right through to après. And when you’re finally ready to crawl onto the couch, the ergonomic entry design lets you slip them straight off; no more exhausted wrestling at the apartment door.
While Bataleon might be the new kid on the boot block, they’ve partnered with respected designers and trusted tech like BOA, and the Mosh proves they’re ready to go toe-to-toe with the big names. It’s a solid blend of style and substance for progressive all-mountain riders.
Buy the Bataleon Mosh BOA Snowboard Boots 2024-2025: $399/£400 at evo.com
[H3] Selected for the Whitelines 100 – take a closer look at the 2024-25 Bataleon Mosh BOA here
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[H3] Bataleon Acid BOA Snowboard Boots 2024-2025
PRICE: €500
Bataleon may be the fresh face in footwear, but their Acid BOA proves they’ve certainly done their homework. This stiffest offering in their debut line combines head-turning style with technical prowess and is bound to have some in the industry looking over their shoulders.
Though it’s stiffer than Bataleon’s other boots, the Acid BOA is not exactly gonna appeal to the ice axe crowd. Instead, it’s aimed at experienced resort hounds who want a comfy all-day ride with enough backbone for bigger park jumps and aggressive all-terrain shralping.
The ‘seamless’ upper not only looks slick but also enhances durability and weatherproofing. Bataleon’s partnered with BOA for a dual-dial system, allowing precise fit adjustments on the fly. Underfoot, a Vibram Ice Track outsole provides top-notch traction for those sketchy parking lot moments.
Inside, you’ll find Bataleon’s top-shelf Deluxe liner. It’s fully heat-moldable and features 3M Thinsulate insulation for warmth without bulk. The internal heel support system, with J-bars at the ankle and a quick-pull harness, ensures responsive control from edge to edge. Despite the snug fit, the boot is easy to get on and off thanks to a clever ergonomic entry design.
All told, for riders seeking a responsive, feature-packed boot – and who don’t mind being early adopters – the Acid BOA is a compelling choice that sets a high bar for Bataleon’s future offerings.
Buy the Bataleon Acid BOA Snowboard Boots 2024-2025: $399/£400 at evo.com
[H3] Selected for the Whitelines 100 – take a closer look at the 2024-25 Bataleon Acid BOA here
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[H3] Deeluxe DNA Pro Snowboard Boots 2024-2025
PRICE: €330 / £299 / $319
If you favour a softer boot, then it’s always a good idea to go with one that lets you fine-tune the fit and flex. With its combination of traditional lace on the outside, a Boa dial to lock down the heel on the inside, and a powerstrap over the tongue, the Deeluxe DNA Pro definitely falls into this category.
This unisex model is primarily designed for the park and streets, with each component designed to accommodate jibs, butters and heavy landings. The tongue material is fairly easy-going, but can be stiffened up using an optional plastic insert. New for 2024-2025 is the ‘Quantum’ sole, which is hard-wearing enough to hike stairsets, and can also absorb most of the chatter you encounter in general riding.
If you want something even mellower-flexing, then there’s always the standard DNA, but for our money it’s worth the upgrade to the Pro version for a more premium, all-round boot. Also, only the DNA Pro features an outer shell material made out of *checks notes* algae, which is not only renewable but also has positive knock-on effects for water quality and biodiversity. A lean, green park-destroying machine, then.
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[H3] Deeluxe ID Lara Boa Women’s Snowboard Boots 2024-2025
PRICE: €320 / £289 / $299
A boot’s track record says a lot, and the Deeluxe ID Lara Boa’s says more than most. Not only does it have a terrific pedigree – the ‘ID’ series of boots to which it belongs has been around for donkey’s – it also consistently rates among our favourite freestyle-specific boots.
Its enduring popularity can be explained by the fact that it’s a meticulously designed model that is still somehow more than the sum of its parts. From the liner (heat-mouldable and located within a heel harness) to the sole (a skate-shoe inspired number that’s shock-resistant without compromising boardfeel), it’s a winner from top to, ahem, toe.
The single-Boa system may not be as easy to fine-tune as others, but our testers reported that the additional powerstrap can really help firm up the front if that’s what you prefer. There’s also the option to stiffen up the tongue with a removable insert, but overall it’s a mellow-flexing boot that will really suit the jibbers out there.
Even if freestyle isn’t your thing yet, the Deeluxe ID Lara Boa can serve as the ideal transition boot – one which feels great all over the mountain, but is ready to go when the pull of the park becomes impossible to resist.
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[H3] Burton Felix Snowboard Boots 2024-2025
PRICE: €450 / £400 / $440
Burton’s Felix BOA is the go-to boot for women who demand all-terrain versatility without sacrificing comfort. This mid-stiff offering from the Big B strikes a balance between playful responsiveness and firm support, ensuring you’re ready to tackle everything from side hits to powder stashes.
The star of the show is the Dual-Zone BOA Fit System, allowing for independent micro-adjustments of the upper and lower boot. This, combined with the BOA Lockdown feature, creates a snug, form-hugging fit that eliminates any heel lift.
Comfort is key, and the Felix delivers in spades. Heat-moldable liners require minimal breaking in, while ReBounce Cushioning adds an extra layer of impact protection within the shell. Your feet will stay toasty and dry thanks to heat-reflective tech and moisture-wicking materials.
When it’s time to hike, the Vibram outsole provides confident traction on the iciest of boot packs, with extended lugs adding extra grip for those sketchy moments.
Options wise, you can choose from black (natch) or our personal favourite colourway, petrol green. And for riders invested in Burton’s speed entry system, it’s worth noting that a Step On version of the Felix is available, compatible with their strap-free bindings.
When all’s said and done, you can’t go wrong with this one. As our tester Sara put it, “It’s a boot for all riders. Responsive for the charger but comfortable right out of the box for the après allstar.” Indeed, the reliable Felix BOA is the kind of boot that cemented Burton’s position as the default choice, and that keeps fans coming back season after season.
Buy the Burton Felix Snowboard Boots 2024-2025: $399/£435 at burton.com
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[H3] Vans Hi-Standard OG Snowboard Boots 2024-2025
PRICE: €240 / £215
The Vans Hi-Standard OG continues to live up to its name as the best-selling Vans boot of all time, and it’s easy to see why. Of all the snowboard boots on the market, this one continues to do the best job of capturing the spirit of a classic skate shoe, making it a staple for park rats and street riders alike.
That unmistakable Vans style is there in the iconic Sidestripe and its timeless lace-up design, but beneath those casual looks it still packs a technical punch – starting with the V1 UltraCush liner and V1 PopCush footbed, which work in tandem to provide cushioning and impact absorption. The comfort theme continues with Vans’ Heat Retention 360° technology that wraps the entire boot (keeping your feet toasty even as you’re shovelling that Helsinki stairset) and a PleasureCuff for a cosy, supportive fit around your calf.
Underfoot, the V1 Waffle Lug outsole, complete with Vans’ All-Trac rubber compound, provides reliable traction in varied conditions from icy streets to sidecountry hikes. The Hi-Standard OG features a soft flex that prioritises relaxed shredding and creativity over power and control. This makes it a great choice for entry level riders as well as the park regulars, although if you fancy the Hi-Standard with a slightly beefier flex then they also offer a Pro version. An Internal Web Harness and Instep Lace Lockout allow you to dial in the perfect fit and maintain heel hold throughout your session.
All this means that, while it’s not the newest or more technologically advanced boot on the market, the Vans Hi-Standard OG more than deserves its spot on any shortlist. Any way you slice it, it’s a bonafide classic.
Buy the Vans Hi-Standard OG Snowboard Boots 2023-2024: $159 (SALE!) at evo.com
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[H3] Vans Infuse Snowboard Boots 2024-2025
PRICE: €460 / £415
The Vans Infuse has always been about performance, and this latest iteration continues to push the envelope. As Vans’ top-shelf offering, it’s the boot of choice for legendary side hit mentalist Arthur Longo – and it’s not hard to see why.
The innovation starts right out of the box, with Vans’ Flex Control System. Basically you have the option to insert a pair of stiffeners into pockets on each tongue, dialing up the boot’s stiffness from relatively playful to full send. Aside from fine-tuning the flex according to your preferred terrain, we love these stiffeners for the way they can inject new life into your boots after a season or two of solid abuse.
The lacing system on the Infuse manages to incorporate the best of all worlds. Traditional laces let you customise the fit right where you need it (and give the boot its classic skate looks) while a BOA dial controls Vans’ exclusive Custom Slide Guide – a pad that sits over your instep and levels up the heel hold.
Inside, a top-of-the-line V3 UltraCush liner combines heat moldability with FlashDry technology – developed by The North Face – to keep feet dry and comfortable. A V3 PopCush footbed provides premium cushioning and energy return, while their Heat Retention 360º technology adds a layer between the outsole and liner for optimal temperature and moisture management.
That’s a lot of tech, but the Infuse isn’t done there. For durability and traction, it features a (deep breath) V3 Waffle SuperEnduro outsole with an All-Trac cold weather rubber compound – tl;dr it’s got awesome grip

THE 100 HOTTEST SNOWBOARDING PRODUCTS OF 2025-26

[H3] The Whitelines 100
We whittled down thousands of products from dozens of brands to choose these: The 100 best bits of snowboard gear this winter.

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Best Snowboards 2025/2026

Best Snowboards For 2025-2026

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Best All-Mountain Snowboards 2025/26

Best All-Mountain Snowboards For 2025-2026

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Best Freeride Snowboards 2025/26

Best Freeride Snowboards For 2025-2026

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Best Freestyle Snowboards 2025/26

Best Park and Freestyle Snowboards For 2025-2026

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Best Women's Snowboards 2025/26

Best Women's Snowboards For 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Bindings 2025/26

Best Snowboard Bindings For 2025-2026

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Best Quick Entry Snowboard Bindings 2025/26

Best Quick Entry Snowboard Bindings For 2025-2026

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Best Women's Snowboard Bindings 2025/26

Best Women's Snowboard Bindings For 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Boots 2025/26

Best Snowboard Boots For 2025-2026

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Best Women's Snowboard Boots 2025/2026

Best Women's Snowboard Boots For 2025-2026

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Best Splitboards and Splitboard Gear 2025/26

Best Splitboards and Splitboard Gear For 2025-2026

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The Best Kids' Snowboard Gear 2025/26

Best Kids' Snowboard Gear 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Jackets 2025/26

Best Snowboard Jackets 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Pants 2025/26

Best Snowboard Pants 2025-2026

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Best Women's Snowboard Jackets and Pants 2025/26

Best Women's Snowboard Jackets and Pants 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Goggles 2025/26

Best Snowboard Goggles For 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Helmets 2025/26

Best Snowboard Helmets 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Gloves and Mittens 2025/26

Best Snowboard Gloves and Mittens 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Accessories 2025/26

Best Snowboard Accessories 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Hats and Beanies 2025/26

Best Snowboard Hats and Beanies 2025-2026

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Best Snowboard Socks 2025/26

Best Snowboard Socks 2025-2026

[H3] In-Depth Reviews
The test team dive into selected bits of snowboard kit, including boards, boots, bindings, goggles and more.

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Amplid Soulmate 2025/26

Amplid Soulmate 2025-2026 Snowboard Review

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Arbor Kuro Neko2025/26

Arbor Kuro Neko 2025-2026 Snowboard Review

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Arbor Sequoia 2025/26

Arbor Sequoia 2025-2026 Snowboard Bindings Review

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Bataleon Blaster FASE 2025/26

Bataleon Blaster AW FASE 2025-2026 Bindings Review

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Bataleon Whatever 2025/26

Bataleon Whatever 2025-2026 Snowboard Review

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Beyond Medals Nostalgia 2025/26

Beyond Medals Nostalgia Jacket & Pants 2025-2026 Review

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Burton Counterbalance 2025/26

Burton Counterbalance 2025-2026 Snowboard Review

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Deeluxe ID-Y20 2025/26

Deeluxe ID-Y20 2025-2026 Snowboard Boot Review

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Korua Pin Tonic 2025/26

Korua Pin Tonic 2025-2026 Snowboard Review

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Nidecker LT Supermatic 2025/26

Nidecker LT Supermatic 2025-2026 Binding Review

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Northwave Domain 2025/26

Northwave Domain 2025-2026 Snowboard Boots Review

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Oakley Flow Scape 2025/26

Oakley Flow Scape 2025-2026 Goggle Review

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ROME Katana AW FASE 2025/26

ROME Katana AW FASE 2025-2026 Bindings Review

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Rome Boneless 2025/26

Rome Boneless 2025-2026 Snowboard Review

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Spark R&D Arc ST 2025/26

Spark R&D Arc ST 2025-2026 Splitboard Binding Review

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Spark R&D Surge ST 2025/26

Spark R&D Surge ST 2025-2026 Splitboard Binding Review

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Union Source FC 2025/26

Union Source FC 2025-2026 Bindings Review

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Weston Gnarnia 2025/26

Weston Gnarnia 2025-2026 Snowboard Review

[H3] Video Reviews
Watch the kit being put through its paces by presenter Ed Leigh and Ronan Thompson in New Zealand.

Introducing the Whitelines test team, who rode and rated the kit included in this year’s 100.

Kevin Frank
Snowboarding for: 19 years
Based: Fernie, British Columbia

Sara Previte
Snowboarding for: 21 years
Based: Fernie, Canada

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding for: 35 years
Based: Cardrona, New Zealand

Pat Nichols
Snowboarding for: 18 years
Based: Fernie, Canada

Jordan Copestake
Snowboarding for: 16 years
Based: Fernie, Canada

Ronan Thompson
Snowboarding for: 15 years
Based: Cardrona, New Zealand

Maria Kuzma
Snowboarding for: 29 years
Based: Zillertal Valley, Austria

Matt McCormick
Snowboarding for: 19 years
Based: Scotland

Simona Silvestri
Snowboarding for: 18 years
Based: Fai della Paganella, Italy

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