Snowboarding Profiles

The Bataleon Cameleon felt to me like a surfy, playful powder board that shines in trees, tight turns and soft snow, but isn’t built for speed or park.In this review, I will take a look at the Cameleon as a mellow freeride snowboard. As per tradition here at SnowboardingProfiles.com I will give the Cameleon a score […]

Hello and welcome to my Bent Metal Axtion bindings review.  Overall, I really liked the Axtion. They hit a nice sweet spot for me: beefy and supportive enough to carve well and handle higher speeds, but still agile and manageable enough at slower speeds that they didn’t feel like hard work. They weren’t quite as locked-in or […]

Going in, I was expecting something a little more lively and playful from the Rome Party Mod - given the name - but what I got instead was a more stable, slightly heavier, middle-of-the-road ride that did a bit of everything reasonably well, but didn’t really excel or excite in any one area. In this review, […]

The Never Summer Proto Type 3 Women’s snowboard was a pretty easy board to get along with overall. It had a playful-ish, stable, bordering on semi-loose feel, was easy to turn, felt good riding switch and had a really nice all-mountain freestyle personality. Not something I’d pick if carving hard, bombing or riding through rough snow […]

Hello and welcome to my YES Drive bindings review.  Overall, I found the Drive to be smooth, damp, responsive-but-not-overly-aggressive bindings that struck a really nice balance between support, agility and comfort. They had enough stiffness and support to lay into carves and handle rougher conditions, but they still felt easy and natural at slower speeds and […]