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Hello and welcome to my Bataleon Women’s Stereo review. Overall, I found the Stereo to be a really fun, easy-going freestyle board that felt light, super maneuverable and very forgiving, but still had enough energy and edge hold to not feel like a complete noodle. In this review, I will take a look at the Stereo as […]

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After riding the Bataleon Stereo, I came away thinking it was one of the easiest and most naturally playful boards I had ridden in a while. It was light, super maneuverable and about as catch-free as a snowboard could realistically feel. Ollies, butters, spins, slashes and quick turns all required very little effort, which made it […]

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The GNU Pepper is a soft, easygoing freeride board that works for someone who prioritizes maneuverability, playfulness and accessible powder performance over speed and aggressive carving. It felt incredibly easy to turn, butter and pop around on, which means it should be a great option for beginners and progressing riders or anyone who prefers cruising, exploring […]

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Hello and welcome to my Jones Nebula FASE snowboard bindings review. The Nebula FASE combine a traditional two-strap binding feel with the quicker entry and exit of the FASE system. They sit at the more freestyle-focused end of Jones’ FASE lineup, but still have enough response and support for riding the whole mountain. In this review I […]

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The Rome Rene Pro is a powerful, damp and stable aggressive all-mountain board that felt particularly strong for carving, riding at speed and charging through messy snow. In this review, I will take a look at the Rene Pro as an aggressive all-mountain snowboard. As per tradition here at SnowboardingProfiles.com I will give the Rene Pro a […]

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