Taking the plunge and buying your first snowboard can be a pretty daunting task. There are just so many boards on the market, and each one claims that they’re the absolute best. And while we can’t promise these snowboards will have you riding like Anna Gasser after one day on the slopes, they are boards that’ll ease you in with a gentle learning curve.
There are several features that lend themselves well to an entry level snowboard. You’ll generally want to go for a softer flexing model, to give you a bit more leeway. A stiffer board will channel rider input quicker and won’t be as mellow while you’re still getting to grips with the sideways slide.
There isn’t a right or wrong with regards to the profile of the board, although you’ll probably want to steer clear of an aggressive, full camber model. Having a hybrid, flat or rockered board will loosen things up for you as you’re riding and are easier to learn on as they won’t be so catchy. A little bit of rocker in the nose and tail will lift the ends of the board out of the snow, giving you a bit smoother turn initiation.
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How To Choose A Snowboard
- Stiff vs Soft Snowboards
- What Size Snowboard Do I Need?
- Camber vs Rocker
- Snowboard Shapes Explained
- Do You Need A Wide Snowboard?
Each and every snowboard in this list got the seal of approval from the Whitelines Test Team. So, have a gander at the Best Women’s Entry Level Snowboards for winter 2019-2020, and start your shopping list now.
Best Beginner Women’s Snowboards 2020
- Head Everything
- Bataleon Feelbetter
- Bataleon Spirit
- Burton Yeasayer
- DC Biddy
- Jones Dream Catcher
- K2 Lime Lite
- Lobster Driver
- Salomon Oh Yeah
- YES Emoticon
Scroll down to view all the best entry level women’s snowboards for 2019-2020, or skip to a particular model using the links below
Head Everything | Bataleon Feelbetter | Bataleon Spirit | Burton Yeasayer | DC Biddy | Jones Dream Catcher | K2 Lime Lite | Lobster Driver | Salomon Oh Yeah | YES Emoticon
