Yes Hello

Using the same outline as the Hell Yes, this new model shares the edge-hold and carving ability of Underbite to deliver performance in the groomers, s...

She even hits little jumps sometimes. She is just terrified of getting hurt again and the slippery feel of this board is not helping her feel in control. So I was looking into beginner/intermediate women’s boards and came up with the Salomon Lotus, Rossignol Gala, Yes Emoticon, and Yes Hello.

Boards like the Yes Hello, Jones Twin Sister have edge tech, are hybrid camrocker, and very versatile. Which of the Burtons were you looking at? I honestly don't think Burton has the best all-mountain options these days, anymore. And you can get good camber boards that are medium flex, and should give you no issues even in the park: the Arbor Poparazzi and the Roxy XOXO come to mind.

I recently purchased the Yes Hello, and the sales person at the store picked out 149cm for me which goes up to my chin. Looks like a great size.

The disaster is really soft and I wouldn't recommend it for all-mountain. It's jib focused to a fault almost. The other boards look like solid options. That said, there are some great women's all-mountain freestyle boards you might want to also consider like the Jones Twin Sister, Nitro Mystique or Fate, Burton Yeasayer or Feelgood, Capita Paradise, Salomon Rumble fish, Arbor Swoon, and the Yes Hello and Women's Basic.