Top 5 Aggressive All Mountain Freestyle Snowboards

Board: Burton Freethinker

Flex: Medium-Stiff (7/10)

Rating: 84.9/100

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Starting off the list at #5, we have the Burton Freethinker. The Freethinker is the definition of this category. 

It's aggressive, full camber and definitely on the stiffer side. This is one for advanced to expert riders only, who like their freestyle big and bold and like to carve trenches or straight line it, when they're not launching off side hits or big jumps in the park. 

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Score Breakdown for the Freethinker

Board: Ride Burnout

Flex: Medium-Stiff (7/10)

Rating: 85.5/100

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Next up, at #4, we have the Ride Burnout.

Not something for the casual rider - if you like to go pedal to the metal on groomers, but still want a twin for riding switch, hitting the park and launching off side hits, then the Burnout might be right up your alley. 

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Score Breakdown for the Burnout

Board: YES Basic Uninc RDM

Flex: Medium-Stiff (6.5/10)

Rating: 87.8/100

Don't mistake this for the regular YES Basic. The Basic Uninc RDM replaces the Camrock that you'll find on the Basic with a full camber profile - that plus being noticeably stiffer in flex - make this a much beefier, more aggressive ride. 

But it still keeps the outline of the Basic, so it still has that freestyle flavor to it. 

So, if you're looking for something that's true twin, freestyle oriented, but stiffer and more carvy than your average freestyle board, then the Basic Uninc RDM should be making your shortlist.

And if you want your aggressive all-mtn-freestyle board to be your one board quiver, but still want some powder performance, then the Basic RDM has slam back inserts to help improve powder performance on a board that would otherwise be pretty average in powder (note the powder rating is based on performance when in it's reference stance). 

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Score Breakdown for the Basic Uninc RDM

Board: Capita Super D.O.A

Flex: Medium-Stiff (6.5/10)

Rating: 88.4/100

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The bigger burlier brother of the Capita Defenders of Awesome (D.O.A), the Super D.O.A is a slightly stiffer ride that also packs even more pop. 

It's also super light - getting air on this deck is a thing of beauty. You have easy access pop, but also a high pop ceiling when you really wind it up - and with all that pop and a feather light weight, you might be a little surprised the first time you launch this thing of a jump - so take it easy! 

But then when you land, you can still really stomp those landings - whilst at the same time not being completely unforgiving of bad landings. So if you want a jumper and prefer your flex a little stiffer than medium and a board that can also bomb, the Super DOA should be on your shortlist for sure. 

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Score Breakdown for the Super DOA

Board: Salomon Assassin Pro

Flex: Medium-Stiff (6.5/10)

Rating: 90.7/100

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And finally in the # spot, is the Salomon Assassin Pro - the big brother to the Assassin.

This board is one of those boards that you can ride aggressively on, when you feel for it, but that you can also slow down and ride more casually when you feel for it, like when you're getting tired. 

Overall, it's super light, poppy, snappy and lively and apart from jibbing, it's a take you anyway, ride anyway you want kind of ride. The best on this list for riding powder, IMO, too, so if you want an aggressive freestyle-oriented ride, that can also be your one board quiver, the Assassin Pro should be high on your list. 

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Score Breakdown for the Assassin Pro