Top 5 Women’s All-Mountain-Freestyle Snowboards 2018-19 (Past Season)

Board: Salomon Rumble Fish

Price: $499

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Rating: 83.1/100

Starting off our list in #5, is the Salomon Rumble Fish.  

The Rumble Fish is a very versatile board that is equally at home on groomers or in the park. So, if you like to ride the whole resort and you have a variety in your style, the Rumble Fish is a great all-rounder that can help you to make the most of everyday in the resort. 

It's only real weakness in powder, but it can ride there, of course, just that it would be a lot of effort keeping the nose afloat if you were going into deep powder in the backcountry. So, you could say it's a do-it-all board for within the resort boundaries.  

Check out the video below for more on the Rumble Fish

Score Breakdown for the Rumble Fish

Board: GNU B-Pro C3

Price: $549

Flex: Medium (6/10)

Rating: 83.1/100

• HARD/ICY SNOW OPTION

In at #4 we have the GNU B-Pro. 

If I had a separate women's list for aggressive all-mountain freestyle boards, this would be in it. It's the most aggressive on this list in terms of camber profile and is also the stiffest board on this list. 

If you like to carve up the mountain and really get those carves deep and low, but also want to find side-hits and do park laps (mostly for the jump line, not really a jibber), then the B-Pro might just be your option. 

If all of that sounds like you and you also ride in hard/icy conditions a lot, then this might be your ultimate board. 

Check out the video below for more on the GNU B Pro

Score Breakdown for the B Pro

Board: Roxy Torah Bright C2X

Price: $499

Flex: Medium

Rating: 86.5/100

• HARD/ICY SNOW OPTION

And the #3 spot goes to the Torah Bright (named of course after the Olympic Gold medalist Torah Bright).

Roxy’s Torah Bright is a board that you can chop and change between riding freestyle and laying down some hard carves.

It’s also the perfect board to take into the pipe – which shouldn’t be a surprise given Torah’s strongest discipline in Snowboarding is the half-pipe.  If you like to ride the pipe this board should be your number 1 choice on this list. It’s also great in hard/icy snow if those are conditions that you tend to come across often.

Check out the video below for more on the Torah Bright

This video is getting pretty old now - but the Torah Bright has stayed very similar for years, so the video is still relevant. 

Score Breakdown for the Torah Bright

Board: Capita Paradise

Price: $399

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Rating: 87.6/100

The Capita Paradise is about as versatile as they come. It can really do everything – it’s even pretty good in powder compared to most all-mountain-freestyle rides – particularly so if you like to ride switch in powder.

Basically no weaknesses here, if you’re looking for that versatile board that can handle anything and everything well.

Plus, it’s the lowest priced board on this list – so if you’re on a budget but don’t want to sacrifice performance and everything else screams yes about this board, then you’re onto a winner here.

Learn more about the Paradise in the video below

Score Breakdown for the Paradise

Board: Never Summer Women’s Proto Type Two

Price: $509

Flex: Medium (5/10)

Rating: 91.0/100

Finally, at #1, we have the Women’s Proto Type Two by Never Summer.

The Proto Type Two is the only board on this list with an asymmetrical side cut making for a better feel on your heel edge – and making switch riding a joy.

That also helps with it’s carving, which it would already be pretty good at without the asymmetry. You can bomb on this board when you want to and you can slow it down and play around. It’s also a jump machine – with plenty of pop and nice and stable on landings.

Check out the video below for more on the Proto Type Two

This video is for the 2018 model, but the 2019 is essentially the same board but with a different graphic. 

Score Breakdown for the Women's Proto Type Two