Top 10 All Mountain Freestyle Snowboards 2023-2024

ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE BOARD #10

Board: Lib Tech TRS C3

Flex: Medium (5.5/10)

Rating: 86.0/100

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Kicking off the list at #10, we have Lib Tech's TRS. 

The TRS is a semi-aggressive option, courtesy of it's C3 camber (almost full camber). But whilst it's the kind of board you can ride quite aggressively, it's not super-aggressive and also allows you to slow it down and play around, when you want to as well (hence why we didn't put it in the aggressive all-mtn freestyle category). 

And like any all-mountain-freestyle worth it's salt, it's great for jumps, sidehits, spins etc. 

Score Breakdown for the TRS

ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE BOARD #9

Board: Bataleon Whatever

Flex: Medium (4.5/10)

Rating: 86.5/100

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Next up, at #9 we have the Bataleon Whatever. Alongside the Jones Tweaker (see #8 below), the Whatever is the most playful on this list. 

It's pretty soft flexing and nice and slashy and playful. It's not a bomber, but it does feel pretty decent on a carve, especially for its flex. The 3BT helps to make it better than average in powder too. 

If you're looking for a playful, slashy, buttery but versatile snowboard, the Whatever is worth considering. 

Score Breakdown for the Whatever

ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE BOARD #8

Board: Jones Tweaker

Flex: Medium (4.5/10)

Rating: 87.6/100

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Our #8 offering, in its second year of existence, the Jones Tweaker, is Jones' only true twin snowboard. 

When you ride this thing, you don't feel like your on a Jones, it is something quite different from them. It's pretty soft and really playful. Equal most playful on this list with the Whatever (see #9 above). 

If you like your riding playful and creative and want to take that to the whole mountain, including but not limited to the park, the Tweaker is a really fun option.

Score Breakdown for the Tweaker

ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE BOARD #7

Board: Niche Crux

Flex: Medium (5.5/10)

Rating: 87.6/100

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In at #7, we have the Niche Crux. 

It's probably the most aggressive ride in this list, but it's still not uber aggressive. Like the other semi-aggressive boards in this list, the Crux knows how to take things down a notch and chill when you're feeling like doing something more casual/playful. 

But when you want to bomb and start railing carves, the Crux has got your back. One of the best carving twins on the market. But it still handles jumps and sidehits with aplomb and will have you seeking out everything you possibly can to launch off. 

Score Breakdown for the Crux

ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE BOARD #6

Board: Capita Spring Break Resort Twin

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Rating: 87.6/100

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New for 2024, Capita's Spring Break Resort Twin gives a new narrower take on their Spring Break Powder Twin. I fell for this board the moment I started riding it and straight away brought back nostalgia for the Capita Asymulator, which this has a similar personality to. 

Capable everywhere but particularly good for jumps and side hits. 

Score Breakdown for the SB Resort Twin

ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE BOARD #5

Board: Never Summer Easy Rider

Flex: Medium (6/10)

Rating: 88.2/100

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Another new offering 2024, and the one of 2 new boards to make this list, the Easy Rider uses Never Summer's Triple Camber profile to great effect. 

It's a nice, versatile ride that can take on the whole mountain, but with a distinctively freestyle flavor. 

Learn more about the Easy Rider in the Video below

Score Breakdown for the Easy Rider

ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE BOARD #4

Board: Never Summer Proto Synthesis

Flex: Medium (5.5/10)

Rating: 88.8/100

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Retaining it's #4 spot is the Never Summer Proto Synthesis.

The Proto Synthesis is one of the better boards on the market for riding the whole mountain like a park - and at the same time being able to carve and bomb well too. 

Outside of powder, it's one of the most versatile boards going around. 

Score Breakdown for the Proto Synthesis

ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE BOARD #3

Board: Salomon Assassin

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Rating: 89.3/100

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The Assassin is a very versatile board that does a bit of everything-everywhere, really well. 

It's also nice and light and lively and whilst it's something you can take in the powder when it calls for it, it really excels when it comes to getting air - be that in the park or on natural features. 

Check out the video below for more details on the Assassin

Score Breakdown for the Assassin

ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE BOARD #2

Board: GNU RC C3

Flex: Medium (6/10)

Rating: 90.4/100

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The big brother of the Rider's Choice, the RC C3 packs more camber and along with it more pop than the RC. It has different strengths and weaknesses, and while both are wicked boards for all-mountain-freestyle riding, my preference is the RC C3. 

It's semi-aggressive, but something you can still slow down and play around. 

The C2X version is also a great option. I have included scores for both models below. 

Check out the video below for more details on the RC C3

Score Breakdown for the RC C3

Score Breakdown for the Riders Choice C2X

ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE BOARD #1

Board: Yes The Greats

Flex: Medium (6/10)

Rating: 92.1/100

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  *HARD/ICY SNOW OPTION

And finally, in at #1, is the YES Greats Uninc.

A board this stable at speed and with the kind of carving ability it displays, has no right being as buttery and playful as it is, when you want it to be. 

Not a powder hound but if you’re looking for an asym twin deck you can carve up the whole mountain with,  when you're not hitting every natural hit you can find and lapping through the park, then you might have found your match in the YES Greats.

Score Breakdown for the Greats