T.Rice Pro

When I first rode this board I wasn't sure about rockered boards but this board changed my mind. It rode everything in its path whether it was park or pow. You could never go wrong with this board it is a true all around board that is going to handle anything you throw at it. I was overly impressed and basically rode it everyday all season in all conditions. If you are looking for a all in one board this is it!

I just transitioned from my trusty Burton Custom to the Travis Rice pro. OMG! I never write reviews but felt compelled to. This board is so, good, SO good. I just got back from a week in Queenstown NZ. I've always ridden traditional camber boards so it took a few runs to get used to the C2 camber. Once you get it up to speed this thing is solid - and fast. I love railing it and I'm falling back in love with carving. I like to go fast. Where I was most impressed was the massive pop this thing is giving me off kickers. The same camber then soaks up landings meaning that I'm landing more tricks as a result. After having kids and now being in my mid 30s I'm now getting my front side and backside 360s back. This is huge for me as I thought my spinning days were done! I'm loving the true twin shape, which makes it feel super reliable in switch at speed. The board handled powder and crust in the back country and is just so surefooted. Needless to say I dig the unique graphics. Overall I couldn't be more stoked.

I needed an upgrade from my beginner board so I got this board and boy I got AN UPGRADE. This board is amazing if you're spending 50% in the park and 50% cruising down the mountain. I haven't tried on deep powder yet but it feels like it'll float well. This board will get you more addicted to snowboarding. It's does pretty much everything well. Also, you'll get some attention from people riding this board because it's such a badass board!

This board is great for park and freestyle cruising around the mountain. It is very quick edge to edge and the base is fast. It has a lot of playfulness. The float in deep snow is good as well. My issues with the board are that it's marketed as being big mountain capable and possessing a medium to stiff flex. It is more of a true medium flex than anything and I can feel it lacks power in a lot of situations. The softness and lack of stability was noticeable the first day on small drops, choppy snow and steeps, all inbounds terrain that wasn't too crazy. I never expected a real hard charger, but my old Gnu Carbon Credit was more responsive. I was expecting it to be more of an all mountain capable/daily driver considering the description and marketing, but I'm left needing more out of it than it can provide. Looks like I'll have to buy another new board to make up for what it can't handle!

Was riding a decent board before this but from immediately clipping in this was a step up. Excellent edge to edge control and seems very versatile where ever your trying to take it from the park/groomers/pow this thing puts in work.