Snowboard Sizing Guide and Chart
Snowboard Sizing & Length:
What Size Snowboard Should I Get?
Choosing the right snowboard length depends on your body weight and the type of riding you plan to do. Traditionally, you would stand next to the snowboard, and if the top reaches your chin, it would be a good fit. However, this is just a starting point. Factors such as your ability level, weight, and the board's construction also play a crucial role in determining the correct length.
Consider these factors when selecting a snowboard size:
- For park or freestyle riding, opt for a board on the shorter end of the size range.
- For all-mountain, powder, or freeriding, go for a longer board within the size range or consider a volume-shifted board.
- If you are above average in weight, a longer snowboard is advisable.
- Beginners should aim for a shorter board within their size range.
|
RIDER HEIGHT (IN) |
RIDER HEIGHT (CM) |
RIDER WEIGHT (LB) |
SNOWBOARD SIZE (CM) |
|
4'10" |
147 |
110 - 120 |
128 - 136 |
|
5' |
152 |
115-130 |
133 - 141 |
|
5'2" |
158 |
125-135 |
139 - 147 |
|
5'4" |
163 |
135-145 |
144 -152 |
|
5'6" |
168 |
140-155 |
149 -157 |
|
5'8" |
173 |
150-165 |
154 -162 |
|
5'10" |
178 |
160-175 |
159 -167 |
|
6' |
183 |
170-185 |
160+ |
|
6'2" |
188 |
180-195 |
160+ |
|
6'4" |
193 |
190-205 |
160+ |
How Wide Should My Snowboard Be?
Snowboard Flex
Softer Flex:
Stiffer Flex: