About women's snowboarding gear
Engineered to perform across all terrain types and snow conditions
Our women’s snowboarding gear is developed through real on-snow testing and constant rider feedback from our Pro Team, including Elena Hight, Robin Van Gyn and Mia Jones. Every board and binding is tuned for stability, confidence and control in all conditions, from groomers and steeps to powder and variable snow.
Find your perfect snowboard setup
Choosing the right gear starts with knowing where you ride most.
If you spend most of your days at the resort, an all-mountain board with a directional twin shape offers the best mix of stability, edge hold and versatility.
For deeper snow and steeper terrain, a freeride shape with added float gives you smooth control and more confidence at speed.
If you want a playful feel for side hits, switch riding and creative freestyle lines, a true twin will feel the most balanced and fun.
Your snowboard and bindings should feel unified, so aim to pair similar flex levels for the most natural response and feel.
Not sure which snowboard model or size is right for you? Start with our blog: How to Choose the Best Snowboard for You, featuring a built-in board + binding finder that gives you a personalized recommendation in seconds.
To learn more about snowboard sizing and see the full size chart, check out our Snowboard Size Chart & Guide: Find Your Perfect Board.
FASE® Fast Entry binding system
The FASE® Fast Entry binding system offers a faster, more efficient way to step in, while staying true to the feel and performance of a two-strap binding. Trusted by our Pro Team, its refined rear-entry design works in any snow condition and delivers high performance, all-day comfort and a natural board feel. It is fully compatible with all snowboard boots and all snowboards.
Learn why riders are switching to this new system in our FASE® Binding System Guide, or visit the official FASE® website for a deeper dive into the technology.













































































