The Best All Mountain Snowboards for Women: My Top 6

Board: Rossignol Airis

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Feel: Stable (and just on the playful side)      

Rating: 83.3/100

    * HARD/ICY SNOW OPTION

The Rossignol Airis is new for 2022 and replaces the discontinued Frenemy. It's not identical to the Frenemy, but it's very similar. 

Like the Frenemy was, the Airis is a board that's consistent on all types of terrain - and just very versatile in what you can do on it. 

Whether you want to ride powder, groomers, icy conditions, trees or the park, the Airis will have your back. 

Check out the Videos below for more opinion on the Airis

Score Breakdown for the Airis

Board: Arbor Swoon Camber

Flex: Medium (6/10)

Feel: Semi-Locked in and semi-aggressive

Smart rating score: 85.8/100

The Arbor Swoon Camber is on the more aggressive side. 

If you like the feel of camber (but a little more forgiving than full traditional camber), and want to be able to carve and charge hard and either don't get much powder, have another board for powder or don't care for powder, then the Swoon camber might be just what you're after.  

The Swoon Camber has a centered stance, something I wouldn't usually put in an all-mountain category. However, everything else about the board says all-mountain - enough so to include it here. 

There are 2 versions of the Swoon - Rocker and Camber. Both boards have different personalities and their own strengths and weaknesses. 

I have included the score breakdowns for both below, so you can check the relative strengths and weaknesses for each. 

Learn more about the Swoon Camber in the video below

Score Breakdown for the Swoon Camber

Score Breakdown for the Swoon Rocker

Board: YES Hello

Flex: Medium (4.5/10)

Feel: Stable but playful

Smart rating score: 86.4/100

The YES Hello is kind of like a mellower and lower price version of the Hel Yes (see #1 on this list). 

If you like you like a board slightly only the softer, more playful side, but still with a stable feel underfoot and something that's versatile enough to go anywhere and do anything, the Hello should be making your shortlist. 

Learn more about the Hello in the video below

Score Breakdown for the Hello

Board: Burton Feelgood (camber)

Flex: Medium-stiff (7/10)

Feel: Locked in and aggressive

Rating: 88.3/100

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The Burton Feelgood is the most aggressive board on this list. If I did a separate list for aggressive all-mountain women's boards, then that's where this would belong. 

With more camber and being stiffer than the Swoon Camber, the Feelgood is one of the more aggressive carving machines in women's snowboarding. 

If you're an experienced rider who likes to bomb hard and carve up a storm, and you don't need something for deep powder, then the Feelgood should be squarely on your radar. 

There is also a "Flying V" version of the Feelgood - which is a completely different beast - it's softer and more playful and really quite different strengths and weakness to the Feelgood camber. I have included the scores for both below.  

Check out more about the Feelgood in the Video Below

Score Breakdown for the Feelgood

Score Breakdown for the Flying V

Board: Jones Twin Sister

Flex: Medium (6/10)

Feel: Stable and right in between aggressive and playful 

Rating: 90.1/100

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In at #2 we have the Jones Twin Sister!

If you’re looking for a board that is strong, or at least above average in every single category, then the Twin Sister might just be that board.

This board will be a great partner on the mountain wherever you venture to and in whatever style you want to ride – be it a playful jaunt down the mountain, creative freestyle riding, laying down some hard carves, bombing down steeps, shredding through the trees or venturing into powder.

The 2021 model changed a little bit - making it a little more playful than it was and a little less bomby and a little better for uneven terrain and butters. But all and all it has a similar personality to the previous models, just with those subtle differences (check out the full review link above for more details on the changes for the 2021 model). The 2022 model is the same as the 2021 model. 

Aggressive/Playful for this list

Just quickly, the order of most aggressive to most playful on this list, in case that’s a factor in your decision, is:

 1. Burton Feelgood (most aggressive)

 2. Arbor Swoon Camber (more aggressive) 

 3. Yes Hel Yes (perfect middle gound but a touch more aggressive than the Twin Sister) 

 4. Jones Twin Sister (perfect middle-ground - 2021 model more playful but still sits in a nice middle ground)

 5. Arbor Swoon Rocker (just on the playful side of middle)

 6. Burton Feelgood Flying V (just on the playful side of middle)

 7. Rossignol Airis (just on the playful side of middle) 

 8. YES Hello (just on the playful side of middle)

Check out the Video for more on the Twin Sister

Score Breakdown for the Twin Sister

Board: Yes Hel YES

Flex: Medium (6/10)

Feel: Stable and in the middle of aggressive and playful 

Smart rating score: 92/100

  * HARD/ICY SNOW OPTION

The Hel Yes is one of those boards that has that uncanny ability as a board that you can ride quite aggressively on but then you can also dial it back and be more playful with it as well. 

There's nothing this board can't do and nowhere that it can't go. An all-rounder that meets the definition of do-it-all, go anywhere, anytime.  It's also a great option for those that see icy conditions regularly. 

Learn more about the Hel Yes in the video below

Score Breakdown for the Hel Yes