Ride Algorythm

Again, this is for the customer who just wants one snowboard high end to ride all over the mountain and kind of do everything. Set it back on a pow da...

So the Algorithm is great because it is a cambered snowboard that also features rides quadratic side cut, which basically means once it gets up on edg...

I think it's one of those unassuming boards That's really really well built and designed Comparable boards the wire directive the Jones Mountain Twin ...

IMO, it's very overpriced, but it's a very versatile board that will do well, at minimum, under most conditions a mountain can throw at you. Other fantastic "quiver of one" boards out there would be the Yes Typo, Rossignol Revenant, and the Ride Algorythm.

You sound like a prime candidate for the Ride Algorythm. From the options you listed, I'd throw out the DOA, because it sucks in firm snow. From Lib Tech, I'd grab the Ejack Knife over the T.Rice Pro, because of the camber profile. The Super DOA is going to be incredibly more demanding than your Youngblood: if you're not used to being really precise with your riding, it's going to want to murder you.

Can't go wrong with a Capita Mercury, Ride Algorythm, or Salomon Assassin. All three of those boards are all-mountain freestyle oriented, are directional twins (vs a true twin like your Anagram was), and have hybrid RCR camber. Also, all of those come in wide sizes, which if you size down you don't really need but if you go with a size 11 boot you definitely will want a wide.

Option 2: Ride algorythm 151- I felt like this one was a better size but honestly it was the difference between touching my chin and the YES board touching the bridge of my nose. Also $200 but this one has been used more for sure. It seemed like it was in good shape to me.