| Rider Weight (lbs) | Snowboard Size (cm) |
|---|---|
| 100 – 110 | 128 – 136 |
| 110 – 120 | 133 – 141 |
| 120 – 130 | 137 – 145 |
| 130 – 140 | 140 – 148 |
| 140 – 150 | 144 – 152 |
| 150 – 160 | 148 – 156 |
| 160 – 170 | 152 – 160 |
| 170 – 180 | 155 – 163 |
| 180 – 190 | 159 – 167 |
| 190 – 200 | 160 – 170 |
| 200 – 210 | 162 – 172 |
| 210 – 220 | 164 – 174 |
| 220+ | 165+ |
GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024
Snowboard Size Chart
The snowboard size chart provides a range of recommended snowboard sizes (in centimeters) based on the rider’s weight in pounds.
The Snowboard Size Chart provided in the table below helps riders determine the appropriate snowboard size based on their weight in pounds. The chart displays a range of rider weights and the corresponding snowboard sizes in centimeters. This information is essential for selecting a snowboard that offers optimal performance and control for riders of different weights. By referring to this size chart, individuals can make an informed decision when choosing the right snowboard for their needs.
FAQs
How do I determine the right snowboard size for me?
To determine the right snowboard size, consider your height, weight, riding style, and ability level. Refer to a snowboard size chart that provides recommendations based on these factors.
Where can I find a snowboard size chart?
Snowboard size charts can be found on the websites of snowboard manufacturers, sporting goods retailers, or snowboarding gear review websites. Many charts will provide recommendations based on height and weight.
Are snowboard size charts standardized across all brands?
Snowboard size charts are not standardized across all brands. Each manufacturer may have its own size recommendations. It is important to refer to the specific size chart provided by the brand or retailer you are considering purchasing from.
What happens if I choose the wrong snowboard size?
Choosing the wrong snowboard size can potentially impact your performance and riding experience. A board that is too small may lack stability, while a board that is too large may be difficult to maneuver. It's advisable to follow size recommendations to ensure optimal performance.
Can I deviate from the recommended size on the chart?
While it is generally recommended to follow the size recommendation on the chart, personal preference and riding style can influence the decision. Some riders prefer a slightly shorter or longer board depending on their individual preferences, but it is important to consider the chart as a useful starting point.
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