Name: Ride Twinpig
Brand: Ride
SKU: 6398dea25bce2619b1792d6d
Rating: 3.7 (18 reviews)

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The Ride Twinpig Snowboard is for the intermediate and up freestyle rider looking to crush the entire mountain. This shorter fat board is meant to be ridden shorter than your average board. The asymmetrical design balances the rider out and improves heelside turn initiation while providing an excellent board for riding switch, jumping, and jibbing while still carving hard with a soft flex and a twin hybrid rocker.
Key Features:
- Slimewall Sidewalls – Ride's exclusive sidewalls are designed to increase energy transfer, dampen the feel of the board, and create a lightweight yet durable board.
- Asymmetrical Shaping – Utilizes a deeper heelside sidecut to help make tighter heelside turns and improve balance.
- Twin Hybrid Rocker – Provides camber underfoot and rocker at the tip and tail to optimize float while giving a camber design's response and edge hold.

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Ride's Twinpig Snowboard is the true-twin version of the Warpig board. This aggressive, freestyle board is an all-mountain machine for any intermediate rider looking to crush anything ahead of them. The Twinpig's asymmetrical sidecuts and soft flex make this a terrain-park dreamboat.
Key Features:
- Asymmetrical Shape – The Twinpig's asymmetrical shape will help improve heelside turn initiation.
- Slimewalls® – The Twinpig houses Ride's signature indestructible Slimewalls, which help to absorb impact.
- Performance Core – The Twinpig has a lightweight core made from aspen and is combined with bamboo for strength.

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Ride Twinpig Snowboard · 2023 · 156W cm

The Ride Twinpig Snowboard is a volume-shifted board that’s meant to be ridden 3 to 6 centimeters shorter than your usual size. It’s best for intermediate to advanced riders who want a shorter park board that can handle all the features of the park, as well as deep powder.
Key Features:
- Soft Flex – This flex is best for riders who want a more playful and forgiving ride, soft flex is great for buttering and pressing in terrain parks.
- Twin Hybrid Rocker – A hybrid profile that has more rocker than camber, the rocker sections are at the tips for a floaty and catch-free ride.
- Asymmetric Shaping – The heelside and toeside edges have different radii which make turning easier and improves turn initiation. The board is still considered a “twin” because it feels the same riding regular and switch.
- Topless Construction – The board graphics are applied directly to the fiberglass, this gets rid of an extra layer of topsheet material making the board lighter and more durable.

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 Hey everyone, my name is Tim and I work for Blue Tomato in event marketing. Today I've had the chance to test the Riot Snowboards 21-22 Twin Pig and this baby is really a weapon. You can take it all around the mountain. It has an asymmetric shape like the name it says is a twin basically so you can really ride switch with it

Ride Twinpig  2022 | Blue Tomato | Employee Review

Finally looking to upgrade from my 15+ year old beginner board. Here's some context on me, where I ride, what I ride (style-wise).

Me: 6', 170 lbs, going into 3rd year of riding but comfortable hitting blacks on the hills I ride. Started riding boxes, rails, doing small jumps, doing tree runs, buttering, and doing flatland 180s last year.

Where I ride: currently midwest so mostly groomers. Snow in WI is usually hard-packed/icy, and never powder-like. Occasionally there's a nice layer of soft snow though. (So definitely not looking for a powder board, but a board that I can at least use on powder occasionally is a plus).

What I ride (style-wise): I've found I prefer playful runs with natural features, but also want to be able to do small jumps, rails, and boxes. I also really enjoy tree runs/off of the groomers, but have found my current board too long and stiff for comfortably maneuvering in tight/bumpy areas. Tree runs in the midwest tend to get packed down a bit. I ride switch 33% of the time hence the true twin, and I'd like a board I can butter with and also comfortably do 180s/360s at some point.

Boards I've looked at: Bataleon Evil Twin, GNU Riders Choice, Ride Twinpig, GNU Headspace, LibTech Box Knife, Capita DOA/Super DOA, Capita Asymulator. I know there were more I looked at last year but I can't remember them. Leaning towards the Bataleon.

Any insights/suggestions are highly appreciated!

<div class="md"><p>Finally looking to upgrade from my 15+ year old beginner board. Here&#39;s some context on me, where I ride, what I ride (style-wise).</p>

<p>Me: 6&#39;, 170 lbs, going into 3rd year of riding but comfortable hitting blacks on the hills I ride. Started riding boxes, rails, doing small jumps, doing tree runs, buttering, and doing flatland 180s last year.</p>

<p>Where I ride: currently midwest so mostly groomers. Snow in WI is usually hard-packed/icy, and never powder-like. Occasionally there&#39;s a nice layer of soft snow though. (So definitely not looking for a powder board, but a board that I can at least use on powder occasionally is a plus).</p>

<p>What I ride (style-wise): I&#39;ve found I prefer playful runs with natural features, but also want to be able to do small jumps, rails, and boxes. I also really enjoy tree runs/off of the groomers, but have found my current board too long and stiff for comfortably maneuvering in tight/bumpy areas. Tree runs in the midwest tend to get packed down a bit. I ride switch 33% of the time hence the true twin, and I&#39;d like a board I can butter with and also comfortably do 180s/360s at some point.</p>

<p>Boards I&#39;ve looked at: Bataleon Evil Twin, GNU Riders Choice, Ride Twinpig, GNU Headspace, LibTech Box Knife, Capita DOA/Super DOA, Capita Asymulator. I know there were more I looked at last year but I can&#39;t remember them. Leaning towards the Bataleon.</p>

<p>Any insights/suggestions are highly appreciated!</p>
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Help choosing true twin all-mountain board

 It was pretty stable at high speeds, especially for being shorter than I would normally ride. For me and my style of riding, because it felt a little bit stiffer, I actually liked it. I was shocked by how stable it felt at speed. I was expecting to get a lot of chatter and have it kind of be a little bit more squirrely in turns, but definitely pretty stable

 All our reviews are unbiased. All right, hopping on the Ride Twin Pig 2021. This is a board that's meant to be ridden a lot shorter than what you might normally ride. I, for example, normally ride like anywhere from a 157 to a 160

 Because it's a volume shifted board, turn initiation is great, really gets on edge super easy, very easy to turn, holds well. It's definitely good for all-mountain park. It's a little bit soft in the nose for getting kind of powering through the chunder and some of that tracked out stuff, but for groomers, side hits, hitting rollers and stuff like that, and obviously park, this is a great park board. I would recommend this board to early intermediate all the way up through advanced riders, either your park guy or your all-mountain freestyle dude or someone who just wants a good board to kind of ride the whole resort on

 The edge hold was good. The snow was really good today. I was able to get a really solid edge in, lay it down, got my elbow down on a few toe side carves, so I was pretty impressed with that. The tips felt pretty stiff on this thing and I feel like that really helped kind of snap me out of some turns

2021 Ride Twinpig Snowboard Review | Curated

I’m looking at trying to find the butteriest board that is still park capable that you know of. I’d like to be able to manhandle the board a bit with some flexibility on butters, but not a total noodle that it’s gonna wash out on me in the park. Does anyone have any recommendations? For reference I’m 6 foot 185 and tend to size down a bit on my normal all mountain board, so I have no problem with going a bit smaller on a park board for something like a 155 or so.

<div class="md"><p>I’m looking at trying to find the butteriest board that is still park capable that you know of. I’d like to be able to manhandle the board a bit with some flexibility on butters, but not a total noodle that it’s gonna wash out on me in the park. I’d like something that’s a true twin or pretty close. Does anyone have any recommendations? For reference I’m 6 foot 185 with a size 11.5 boot and tend to size down a bit on my normal all mountain board, so I have no problem with going a bit smaller on a park board for something like a 155 or so.</p>
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Need help finding the butteriest park board you can think of

 I didn't hit anything too crazy big while I was out at Hood but I'd say the jump I rode the most is probably like 35 feet and it felt totally comfortable on that. I definitely would consider hitting bigger jumps on it and I'd feel confident and comfortable on that snowboard but the cool part with that camber profile having the rocker in the tips is that there's kind of a small play zone where you can get into presses and butters with really minimal effort and then you start to feel the flex of the board kick in so even though it does have that stability it's gonna hang on to rails it's gonna do fine on jumps it's gonna be fun for carving you can still get those presses and butters going with this guy as well. I'm really glad that they added the Twin Pig to the line. I rode the War Pig last year really really enjoyed that snowboard but the Twin Pig is just a little bit softer while still retaining a lot of the features that made the War Pig so unique

 I rode some jumps, rode some rails and I think that it has a very versatile flex for all kinds of park riding. You can still get some presses going with it but it's sturdy enough to hang on if you start to slide outside your binding and kind of lean in onto your nose. The board is actually gonna hang on and not just flex out on you so I thought that was a pleasant surprise. That stability is gonna carry over to jumps and riding outside of the park as well

 I run a size nine and a half and even in the slush I was really trying to see if I could get my toes to drag and it just held on really well so. I had a lot of fun in the park with this guy as well out there riding High Cascades Session One Park. I rode some jumps, rode some rails and I think that it has a very versatile flex for all kinds of park riding. You can still get some presses going with it but it's sturdy enough to hang on if you start to slide outside your binding and kind of lean in onto your nose

 Something that's really freestyle friendly but still stable enough to pretty much do anything that you want but most of all is that it can carve really really well. I was super impressed with how hard you could lay this board over and just try euro carves try crazy heel side carves whether you're in slush or you know on a groomer midwinter I think this board is just gonna carve really really well. For rider in mind I'd say this is probably a better board for intermediate to more advanced riders. It's not super aggressive but it's not the easiest to control either

RIDE TWINPIG SNOWBOARD REVIEW

I ride the TwinPig and let me tell you, I have improved my riding drastically with that stick. It fucking rips!!!

I’ve been riding used and rented for years now. 6’2 190 with a size 13 boot so I’m probably leaning towards a wide board. Any suggestions are welcome for boards and bindings. Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>I’ve been riding used and rented for years now. 6’2 190 with a size 13 boot so I’m probably leaning towards a wide board. Any suggestions are welcome for boards and bindings. Thanks!</p>
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Board Recs for my first purchase

 So you're going to get that load and snap of traditional camber under the foot, but you're going to get that play of rocker out in the tip of the tail. I rode this board at Copper Mountain on a day that was kind of a mix of blue skies, overcast skies. There was slushy snow, chunder snow, icy snow, firm corduroy, crap corduroy, kind of everything in between spring-like conditions. And I rode these with my K2 Indy bindings and my K2 Thraxis boots

 Hello snowboarders of the internet! I'm your host, Averin LeFevre, and in this video we'll be reviewing the Ride Twin Pig. This board is available in 142, 148, 151, 154, 157, and 156 wide. And it's fucking wide. This board features Ride's twin hybrid rocker, which is just twin cam rocker

 The rocker boards, in my opinion, are always better for buttering, and the Twin Pig does not disappoint with that wider platform. There's a sweet spot right outside the camber zone where it hits that rocker zone so you can leverage your weight out on it and just press into it and swivel and sizzle. There is a little bit of rebound in there, but not a lot. It's not going to kill you

The Ride Twinpig Snowboard Review

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<div class="md"><p>Want to discuss current trends? Board shapes, technology? Advice picking outerwear? Need info on traveling to Revelstoke for the first time? Or question about what board you should buy? For new and experienced snowboarders with any questions at all about snowboarding including gear, learning, what to wear, where to go, what terminplogy is rad, etc.  Nothing is off limits!  Please ask questions in this thread and let the <a href="/r/snowboarding">/r/snowboarding</a> community help out. This is meant as a judgement-free and welcoming environment for noobs to ask any kind of question related to snowboarding, no matter how dumb it may seem.</p>
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Daily Discussion: /r/Snowboarding General Discussion, Q&amp;A, Advice, Etc.) -- December 07, 2020

I'm a intermediate-expert looking to finally buy my own board. 5'6" 136 lbs, looking for boards 148-152cm. I love to carve hard and go powdering but looking for a more all around board that can go on the park as well. Thanks guys!

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m a intermediate-expert looking to finally buy my own board. 5&#39;6&quot; 136 lbs, looking for boards 148-152cm. I love to carve hard and go powdering but looking for a more all around board that can go on the park as well. Thanks guys!</p>
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