Past Season Womens Intermediate Snowboard Lists

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #10

Board: GNU Velvet

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 86.1/100

Score Breakdown for the Velvet

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #9

Board: Arbor Mantra Rocker

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 86.2/100

Score Breakdown for the Mantra Rocker

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #8

Board: Lib Tech Glider

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 87.0/100

Score Breakdown for the Glider

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #7

Board: Burton Feelgood Flying V

Flex: Medium (5.5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 87.1/100

Score Breakdown for the Feelgood Flying V

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #6

Board: YES Women's Basic

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 89.1/100

Score Breakdown for the Women's Basic

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #5

Board: Capita Space Metal Fantasy

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 89.1/100

Score Breakdown for the Space Metal Fantasy

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #4

Board: Rossignol Airis

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 89.2/100

Score Breakdown for the Airis

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #3

Board: Never Summer Infinity

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 90.6/100

Score Breakdown for the Infinity

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #2

Board: Capita Paradise

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 90.9/100

Score Breakdown for the Paradise

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #1

Board: YES Hello

Flex: Medium-Soft (4.5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 91.8/100

Score Breakdown for the Hello

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #10

Board: GNU Velvet

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 87.9/100

Starting off the list at #10 is GNU's Velvet. 

The Velvet is one of those boards that's nice and easy to ride but has more performance when you need it. 

It's also nice and versatile, which is great for anyone looking for a one-board-quiver or if you're still not sure what style of riding you're going to evolve into yet. 

Score Breakdown for the Velvet

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #9

Board: Arbor Poparazzi Rocker

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 88.1/100

Next up we have the Poparazzi Rocker. 

If you're looking for an easy riding board that's freestyle oriented, but has enough performance that it can take you further into your progression than a pure beginner board, the Poparazzi Rocker is a really good option. 

Score Breakdown for the Poparazzi Rocker

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #8

Board: Lib Tech Glider

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 88.8/100

In at #8, we have the Lib Tech Glider. 

The Glider is a great board for those who are just past that very beginner stage and looking to progress. 

An even better option for those looking to get into riding freestyle in the future or who are already getting started in that direction. Or simply see themselves as a more casual, playful rider.  

Score Breakdown for the Glider

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #7

Board: Burton Feelgood Flying V

Flex: Medium (5.5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 89.5/100.

In at #7 is Burton's Feelgood Flying V. 

If you like the idea of a surfier, freer/looser feeling ride, but still want high quality and the versatility of an all-mountain board, then the Feelgood Flying V might be the right choice for you. 

It's a little stiffer than most on this list, but still nothing too stiff and great if you want something just that little more rigid.  

Score Breakdown for the Feelgood Flying V

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #6

Board: YES Women's Basic

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 90.9/100

YES' Women's Basic carries on from where the Emoticon left off (same board but a different name). 

The Women's Basic is one of those boards that anyone from beginner to expert can ride. For the more advanced rider it takes on more of a freestyle focus. But as a beginner to intermediate rider it's also a great board for progressing your everyday riding on. 

Also a great option for those that see hard/icy conditions often. 

Being the equal lowest priced on this list, it's also a good option for those on a lower budget. 

Score Breakdown for the Women's Basic

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #5

Board: Capita Space Metal Fantasy

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 90.9/100

The very freestyle focused Space Metal Fantasy is great for anyone who mostly rides freestyle. Or as a second board for someone who has another board for their other riding, but wants a board to start out on or progress on in the park.  

It is the also the equal cheapest on this list (along with #6 above), so will put a bit of a smaller dent in the wallet too. 

Score Breakdown for the Space Metal Fantasy

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #4

Board: Rossignol Airis

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 91.6/100

Coming in at #4, we have the Rossignol Airis. 

Easy to ride, but with a bit of extra performance for when you start to progress - and very versatile. 

Just a regular but well built snowboard, that can do a bit of everything and feels very consistent and predictable. 

Score Breakdown for the Airis

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #3

Board: Never Summer Infinity

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 93.1/100

In at #3 we have Never Summer's Infinity, which is one of the most versatile on this list. 

If you've already developed an eclectic style of riding that takes you anywhere, doing a variety of things, or if you're still unsure of the type of riding you prefer - or if you simply want a board that will help you to progress your riding, the Infinity fits many scenarios. 

Score Breakdown for the Infinity

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #2

Board: Capita Paradise

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 93.5/100

At #2, we have the Capita Paradise. Probably the most versatile twin going around, if you like to ride over the whole mountain and would like the option to get freestyle on it, from time to time, then the Paradise is a great option. 

Or if you simply like to cruise the groomers and just want to get your riding smoother and progress to a more advanced level, then it's also a great option for that. 

Score Breakdown for the Paradise

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #1

Board: YES Hello

Flex: Medium-Soft (4.5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 94.3/100

And in the #1 spot, we have the YES Hello. 

The Hello is the baby sister of the Hel Yes. It's a little mellower and easy to ride versus the Hel Yes, but still a high quality deck that's got the performance you need to take you beyond that intermediate level.  

Ideal for those looking for a versatile ride that will be with them for years to come and progress with them. Also great for hard/icy snow conditions. 

Score Breakdown for the Hello

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #10

Board: Arbor Poparazzi Rocker

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 88.6/100

Starting off the list at #10 we have the Poparazzi Rocker. 

If you're looking for an easy riding board that's freestyle oriented, but has enough performance that it can take you further into your progression than a pure beginner board, the Poparazzi Rocker is a really good option. 

Particularly good for those on a tight budget, being the lowest priced option on this list. 

Score Breakdown for the Poparazzi Rocker

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #9

Board: Lib Tech Glider

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 89.1/100

In at #9, we have the Lib Tech Glider. 

The Glider is a great board for those who are just past that very beginner stage and looking to progress. 

An even better option for those looking to get into riding freestyle in the future or who are already getting started in that direction. Or simply see themselves as a more casual, playful rider.  

Score Breakdown for the Glider

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #8

Board: Burton Feelgood Flying V

Flex: Medium (5.5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 89.1/100.

In at #8 is Burton's Feelgood Flying V. 

If you like the idea of a surfier, freer/looser feeling ride, but still want high quality and the versatility of an all-mountain board, then the Feelgood Flying V might be the right choice for you. 

It's a little stiffer than most on this list, but still nothing too stiff and great if you want something just that little more rigid.  

Score Breakdown for the Feelgood Flying V

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #7

Board: YES Emoticon

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 90.2/100

The Emoticon is one of those boards that anyone from beginner to expert can ride. For the more advanced rider it takes on more of a freestyle focus. But as an beginner to intermediate rider is also a great board for progressing your everyday riding on. 

Also a great option for those that see hard/icy conditions often. 

Score Breakdown for the Emoticon

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #6

Board: Capita Space Metal Fantasy

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 90.8/100

The very freestyle focused Space Metal Fantasy is great for anyone who mostly rides freestyle. Or as a second board for someone who has another board for their other riding, but wants a board to start out on or progress on in the park.  

Score Breakdown for the Space Metal Fantasy

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #5

Board: Salomon Gypsy

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 91.8/100

At #5, we have the Salomon Gypsy. 

A versatile all-mountain freestyle ride that's easy to ride but has enough performance to progress your riding well beyond that intermediate level. 

Score Breakdown for the Gypsy

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #4

Board: Rossignol Airis

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 91.9/100

Coming in at #4, we have the Rossignol Airis. It's a new board for 2022, but it takes over where the Frenemy left off. Whilst it's not identical to the Frenemy, it is quite similar. 

Some tweaks - like a slightly rejigged camber profile that offers a little more camber and a slightly directional camber profile - make it different, but overall I'd say it's Frenemy 2.0.

Easy to ride, but with a bit of extra performance for when you start to progress - and very versatile. 

Score Breakdown for the Airis

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #3

Board: Never Summer Infinity

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 92.3/100

In at #3 we have Never Summer's Infinity, which is one of the most versatile on this list. 

If you've already developed an eclectic style of riding that takes you anywhere, doing a variety of things, or if you're still unsure of the type of riding you prefer - or if you simply want a board that will help you to progress your riding, the Infinity fits many scenarios. 

Score Breakdown for the Infinity

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #2

Board: Capita Paradise

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 93.5/100

At #2, we have the Capita Paradise. Probably the most versatile twin going around, if you like to ride over the whole mountain and would like the option to get freestyle on it, from time to time, then the Paradise is a great option. 

Or if you simply like to cruise the groomers and just want to get your riding smoother and progress to a more advanced level, then it's also a great option for that. 

The 2022 Paradise gains a 0.5" (12.5m) setback, where it used to be a centered reference stance. Otherwise it's very similar to the 2021 version. 

Score Breakdown for the Paradise

WOMEN'S INTERMEDIATE BOARD #1

Board: YES Hello

Flex: Medium-Soft (4.5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 93.9/100

And in the #1 spot, we have the YES Hello. 

The Hello is the baby sister of the Hel Yes. It's a little mellower and easy to ride versus the Hel Yes, but still a high quality deck that's got the performance you need to take you beyond that intermediate level.  

Ideal for those looking for a versatile ride that will be with them for years to come and progress with them. Also great for hard/icy snow conditions. 

Score Breakdown for the Hello

Board: Lib Tech Glider

Price: $499

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 89.1/100

Starting off the list in #10, we have the Lib Tech Glider. 

The Glider is a great board for those who are just past that very beginner stage and looking to progress. 

An even better option for those looking to get into riding freestyle in the future or who are already getting started in that direction. Or simply see themselves as a more casual, playful rider.  

Score Breakdown for the Glider

Board: YES Emoticon

Price: $399

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 89.2/100

The Emoticon is one of those boards that anyone from beginner to expert can ride. For the more advanced rider it takes on more of a freestyle focus. But as an beginner to intermediate rider is also a great board for progressing your everyday riding on. 

Also a great option for those that see hard/icy conditions often. 

Score Breakdown for the Emoticon

Board: Endeavor Ranger

Price: $450

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 90.0/100

At #8 we have the Endeavor Ranger. 

The Ranger is a Unisex board that comes in a wide range of sizes for both men and women. 

It's another freestyle oriented board, perfect for those just looking to progress their skills, looking to get into the park or have an eye on freestyle riding in the future. 

Score Breakdown for the Ranger

Board: Capita Space Metal Fantasy

Price: $399

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 90.3/100

The very freestyle focused Space Metal Fantasy is great for anyone who mostly rides freestyle. Or as a second board for someone who has another board for their other riding, but wants a board to start out on or progress on in the park.  

Score Breakdown for the Space Metal Fantasy

Board: Rossignol Frenemy

Price: $449

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 92.3/100

The Frenemy is a stable feeling, versatile all-mountain ride for those that like to do a bit of everything, everywhere - or who simply haven't figured out what style of riding they want to do yet. 

This is also a great option for those who ride hard/icy conditions often. 

Score Breakdown for the Frenemy

Board: Never Summer Infinity

Price: $489

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 92.3/100

In at #5 we have Never Summer's Infinity, which is one of the most versatile on this list. 

If you've already developed an eclectic style of riding that takes you anywhere, doing a variety of things, or if you're still unsure of the type of riding you prefer - or if you simply want a board that will help you to progress your riding, the Infinity fits many scenarios. 

Score Breakdown for the Infinity

Board: Salomon Rumble Fish

Price: $499

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 92.6/100

The Rumblefish is more on the all-mountain end of all-mountain freestyle. It's centered and a directional-twin, but has more of an all-mountain feel to it. Great if you like to ride a lot of switch on the groomers or in powder, and like to throw in some freestyle here and there. Or just for simply progressing with your general riding to take it to the next level. 

Score Breakdown for the Rumblefish

Board: Capita Paradise

Price: $419

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 93.7/100

In at number 3, we have the Capita Paradise. Probably the most versatile twin going around, if you like to ride over the whole mountain, but prefer to be centered on a twin board and would like the option to get freestyle on it, from time to time, then the Paradise is a great option. 

Or if you simply like to cruise the groomers and just want to get your riding smoother and progress to a more advanced level, then it's also a great option for that. 

Score Breakdown for the Paradise

Board: Burton Feelgood Flying V

Price: $549

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 94.2/100.

In at #2 is Burton's Feelgood Flying V. 

If you like the idea of a playful, freer/looser feeling ride, but still want high quality and the versatility of an all-mountain board, then the Feelgood Flying V might be the right choice for you. 

Score Breakdown for the Feelgood Flying V

Board: YES Hello

Price: $449

Flex: Medium-Soft (4.5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 94.6/100

And in the #1 spot, we have the YES Hello. 

New from YES for 2021, the Hello is the baby sister of the Hel Yes. It's a little mellower and easy to ride versus the Hel Yes, but still a high quality deck that's easy to ride and very versatile. 

Ideal for those looking for a versatile ride that will be with them for years to come and progress with them. Also great for hard/icy snow conditions. 

Score Breakdown for the Hello

Board: Arbor Poparazzi Rocker

Price: $359

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 88.3/100

Starting off the list in #10 is the Arbor Poparazzi Rocker.

A great option for a full on beginner as well, but also works as an intermediate board that can take you into a more advanced stage of riding - but with a freestyle flavor. So, if you see yourself moving more into freestyle but want a deck that will still holds it's own over the rest of the mountain, this could be a good choice for you.  

Score Breakdown for the Poparazzi

Board: Lib Tech Glider

Price: $499

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 89.1/100

Next up we have the Lib Tech Glider. 

New from Lib Tech for 2020 (their whole women's line is new - previously they had a handful of their boards in narrow sizes but no specific women's line), the Glider is a great board for those who are just past that very beginner stage and looking to progress. 

An even better option for those looking to get into riding freestyle in the future or who are already getting started in that direction. 

Score Breakdown for the Glider

Board: YES Emoticon

Price: $399

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 89.2/100

The Emoticon is one of those boards that anyone from beginner to expert can ride. For the more advanced rider it takes on more of a freestyle focus. But as an beginner to intermediate rider is also a great board for progressing your everyday riding on. 

Also a great option for those that see hard/icy conditions often. 

Score Breakdown for the Emoticon

Board: Endeavor Ranger

Price: $469

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 90.0/100

At #7 we have the Endeavor Ranger. 

The Ranger is a Unisex board that comes in a wide range of sizes for both men and women. 

It's another freestyle oriented board, perfect for those just looking to progress their skills, looking to get into the park or have an eye on freestyle riding in the future. 

Score Breakdown for the Ranger

Board: Capita Space Metal Fantasy

Price: $379

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 90.0/100

The very freestyle focused Space Metal Fantasy is great for anyone who mostly rides freestyle. Or as a second board for someone who has another board for their other riding, but wants a board to start out on or progress on in the park.  

Score Breakdown for the Space Metal Fantasy

Board: Salomon Rumble Fish

Price: $499

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 91.6/100

The Rumblefish is more on the all-mountain end of all-mountain freestyle. It's centered and a twin, but has more of an all-mountain feel to it. Great if you like to ride a lot of switch on the groomers or in powder, and like to throw in some freestyle here and there. Or just for simply progressing with your general riding to take it to the next level. 

Score Breakdown for the Rumblefish

Board: Never Summer Infinity

Price: $479

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 91.7/100

In at #4 we have Never Summer's Infinity, which is one of the most versatile on this list. 

If you've already developed an eclectic style of riding that takes you anyway, doing a variety of things, or if you're still unsure of the type of riding you prefer - or if you simply want a board that will help you to progress your riding, the Infinity fits many scenarios. 

Score Breakdown for the Infinity

Board: Rossignol Frenemy

Price: $449

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 92.1/100

Another all-mountain option, but one that's a little stiffer and a little more stable feeling, is the Rossignol Frenemy. But just as versatile. 

This is also a great option for those who ride hard/icy conditions often. 

Score Breakdown for the Frenemy

Board: Burton Feelgood Flying V

Price: $549

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 93.7/100.

In at #2 and the last of 3 all-mountain options for this list, is Burton's Feelgood Flying V. 

If you like the idea of a playful, freer/looser feeling ride, but still want the versatility of an all-mountain board, then the Feelgood Flying V might be the right choice for you. 

Score Breakdown for the Feelgood Flying V

Board: Capita Paradise

Price: $399

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 93.7/100

Finally, in at number 1, we have the Capita Paradise. Probably the most versatile twin going around, if you like to ride over the whole mountain, but prefer to be centered on a twin board and would like the option to get freestyle on it, from time to time, then the Paradise is a great option. 

Or if you simply like to cruise the groomers and just want to get your riding smoother and progress to a more advanced level, then it's also a great option for that. 

Score Breakdown for the Paradise

Board: Roxy Ally BTX

Price: $399

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 87.4/100

Starting off the list in #10, is the Roxy Ally. 

If you're looking to advance your freestyle game, but want a board that's still OK over the rest of the mountain, the Ally is a great option.  

Score Breakdown for the Ally

Board: Arbor Poparazzi

Price: $349

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 87.5/100

Next up is the Arbor Poparazzi.

A great option for a full on beginner as well, but also works as an intermediate board that can take you into a more advanced stage of riding - but with a freestyle flavor. So, if you see yourself moving more into freestyle but want a deck that will still holds it's own over the rest of the mountain, this could be a good choice for you.  

Score Breakdown for the Poparazzi

Board: GNU Velvet

Price: $459

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 87.7/100

The Velvet is another all-mountain-freestyle option, but it's slightly more all-mountain focused than the Poparazzi. So, if you're main game is riding all over the mountain, but you want to hit some natural features and do some freestyle on the way, the Velvet should be high on your list, if your an intermediate rider, looking to progress your skills.  

Score Breakdown for the Velvet

Board: YES Emoticon

Price: $399

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 89.5/100

The Emoticon is one of those boards that anyone from beginner to expert can ride. For the more advanced rider it takes on more of a freestyle focus. But as an beginner to intermediate rider is also a great board for progressing your everyday riding on. 

Also a great option for those that see hard/icy conditions often. 

Score Breakdown for the Emoticon

Board: Capita Space Metal Fantasy

Price: $379

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: Freestyle

Smart rating score: 89.9/100

The very freestyle focused Space Metal Fantasy is great for anyone who mostly rides freestyle. Or as a second board for someone who has another board for their other riding, but wants a board to start out on or progress on in the park.  

Score Breakdown for the Space Metal Fantasy

Board: Salomon Rumble Fish

Price: $499

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 90.1/100

The Rumblefish is another, like the Velvet, that is more on the all-mountain end of all-mountain freestyle. It's centered and a twin, but has more of an all-mountain feel to it. Great if you like to ride a lot of switch on the groomers or in powder, and like to throw in some freestyle here and there. Or just for simply progressing with your turns. 

Score Breakdown for the Rumblefish

Board: Never Summer Infinity

Price: $469

Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 91.1/100

In at #4 we have Never Summer's Infinity, which is one of the most versatile on this list. 

If you've already developed an eclectic style of riding that takes you anyway, doing a variety of things, or if you're still unsure of the type of riding you prefer - or if you simply want a board that will help you to progress your riding, the Infinity fits many scenarios. 

Score Breakdown for the Infinity

Board: Rossignol Frenemy

Price: $399

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 91.7/100

Another all-mountain option, but one that's a little stiffer and a little more stable feeling, is the Rossignol Frenemy. But just as versatile. 

This is also a great option for those who ride hard/icy conditions often. 

Score Breakdown for the Frenemy

Board: Burton Feelgood Flying V

Price: $549

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain

Smart rating score: 92.1/100.

In at #2 and the last of 3 all-mountain options for this list, is Burton's Feelgood Flying V. 

If you like the idea of a playful, freer/looser feeling ride, but still want the versatility of an all-mountain board, then the Feelgood Flying V might be the right choice for you. 

Score Breakdown for the Feelgood Flying V

Board: Capita Paradise

Price: $399

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Style of Board: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Smart rating score: 94.5/100

Finally, in at number 1, we have the Capita Paradise. Probably the most versatile twin going around, if you like to ride over the whole mountain, but prefer to be centered on a twin board and would like the option to get freestyle on it from time to time, then the Paradise is a great option. 

Or if you simply like to cruise the groomers and just want to get your riding smoother and progress to a more advanced level, then it's also a great option for that. 

Score Breakdown for the Paradise