"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I rode the Rival through park laps and side hits, and the MidBite made carving into features feel solid. The camber profile gives it great pop and stability, but it still feels playful enough to press and butter. It’s the kind of board that gives confidence whether you’re hitting jumps, jibbing, or just carving laps with friends.""Who It’s ForIntermediate to Advanced Freestyle Riders:The Rival is built for women who want a true twin freestyle board that doesn’t sacrifice stability. Perfect for riders who mix park laps with all-mountain cruising, it suits those who like a responsive camber feel but still want a board that’s forgiving enough to progress on. What It’s ForFreestyle Progression Across Park and All-Mountain:This board thrives on jumps, rails, and side hits but remains stable at speed on groomers. The MidBite sidecut provides strong edge hold and smoother turn transitions, while the camber profile delivers the energy and pop needed for park riding and carving. Why We Like ItPop, Precision, and Playfulness Together:We like the Rival because it offers the perfect mix of freestyle fun and camber-driven stability. The Poplar/Paulownia core keeps it lightweight and responsive, while the biax laminate makes it forgiving enough to stay playful. It’s a board that encourages progression without holding you back when you want to ride harder."
Price: $529.95 from Backcountry
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"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I rode the Rival through park laps and side hits, and the MidBite made carving into features feel solid. The camber profile gives it great pop and stability, but it still feels playful enough to press and butter....
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I rode the Rival through park laps and side hits, and the MidBite made carving into features feel solid. The camber profile gives it great pop and stability, but it still feels playful enough to press and butter....
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