Salomon Dancehaul

And today I'm here talking about the Dancehall and this is a really sharp looking board from Salomon. It's a directional board with a slight swallow t...

Hey everyone, Mike here from Solomon Snowboards, and this is the 2223 Dancehall. The Dancehall has more personality than any other board in the line, ...

So this review stands and I'm really glad I got to take the time and do this review properly and get this in all conditions and compare it against man...

It's still pretty versatile overall for a little bit of everything. We're getting their sintered base on here with a stone grind finish, nice and smoo...

The easiest way to describe the Dancehall would be to say that it's just a fun board on groomers, powder, park. It makes everything seem pretty smooth...

My top snappy transition boards are the Salomon dancehaul, nitro dropout) ( volume shifted party boards ) Capita black Snowboard of death, k2 alchemist ( freeride/ hard carving) Capita mercury, k2 manifest ( all mountain) ride berzerker berserker ( all mountain but not for feet bigger than 9.5) tellos backslash ( powder / carving) Capita DOA , Salomon assassin. ( All mountain twin).

I’ve found I spend most my days in the trees looking for powder, and this board isn’t great for that. Looking to add either a Salomon Dancehaul or a Spring Break Slush Slasher as a powder/trees board that is also decent for doing some big carves on groomers. It won’t be for riding in the park, as I have the westmark. but maybe some side hits.

- Salomon Dancehaul - haven’t ridden one yet but seems like a great party/pow board from reviews. - Rome Party Mod - leaning towards dropping. I’m not a park rat and could make another board work for those days.

Salomon Dancehaul. This board is going to be crazy popular this year. It was brand new last winter and easily 'the funest' board I've ever ridden, so playful. I worked at a ski shop and all the boys rode it and raved about it.

It was good in the park, solid enough to feel stable unless you are on really big jumps, and riding switch doesn't feel that strange once you get used to it.