Ride Warpig 2027 – All-Mountain & Park Snowboard
One Board, Every Line on the Mountain
The RIDE WARPIG is the rare all-mountain board that wins contests in both all-mountain and freestyle categories. Designed for intermediate to advanced riders who refuse to pick a lane, it's equally at home laying down deep carves, hucking big jumps, or threading serious big-mountain lines. This is a quiver killer built to hit the whole hill at full throttle.
The WARPIG rides on a zero camber profile — forgiving underfoot yet stable at speed — and features a directional shape with a tapered bi-radial sidecut that gives you the edge-to-edge agility of a narrower board without sacrificing the float and platform of a wider outline. Flex is 5/10. The Slim Wall construction forms a fully 3D composite shell over RIDE's proprietary Slimewall® material for snappier energy transfer, reduced weight, and superior vibration damping. The Performance™ Core blends aspen, bamboo, and paulownia for a strong, lightweight feel, reinforced by Carbon Array™ 3 laminates and Double Impact Plates under each binding zone. A Sintered 4000 base and Cleave Edge™ steel edges — made with 30% recycled steel — round out a board built to perform and last. Available in sizes 148CM, 151CM, 154CM, 158CM.
Who It's For
The WARPIG suits intermediate to advanced riders who want one board that genuinely does it all — groomers, powder stashes, park laps, and committing mountain lines. If you're tired of choosing between a dedicated carver and a freestyle setup, this is the answer. The zero camber keeps it approachable without dumbing down the ride for riders pushing their limits.
FAQ
- Can I ride the WARPIG switch? You can, and it'll hold up, but the directional shape and set-back stance mean it's optimized for forward riding. Switch laps are fine; switch all-day sessions are not where this board shines.
- Is the WARPIG good in powder? Yes — the wider outline, tapered sidecut, and directional shape with set-back stance give it natural float in soft snow without needing a dedicated powder board.
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Description
One Board, Every Line on the Mountain
The RIDE WARPIG is the rare all-mountain board that wins contests in both all-mountain and freestyle categories. Designed for intermediate to advanced riders who refuse to pick a lane, it's equally at home laying down deep carves, hucking big jumps, or threading serious big-mountain lines. This is a quiver killer built to hit the whole hill at full throttle.
The WARPIG rides on a zero camber profile — forgiving underfoot yet stable at speed — and features a directional shape with a tapered bi-radial sidecut that gives you the edge-to-edge agility of a narrower board without sacrificing the float and platform of a wider outline. Flex is 5/10. The Slim Wall construction forms a fully 3D composite shell over RIDE's proprietary Slimewall® material for snappier energy transfer, reduced weight, and superior vibration damping. The Performance™ Core blends aspen, bamboo, and paulownia for a strong, lightweight feel, reinforced by Carbon Array™ 3 laminates and Double Impact Plates under each binding zone. A Sintered 4000 base and Cleave Edge™ steel edges — made with 30% recycled steel — round out a board built to perform and last. Available in sizes 148CM, 151CM, 154CM, 158CM.
Who It's For
The WARPIG suits intermediate to advanced riders who want one board that genuinely does it all — groomers, powder stashes, park laps, and committing mountain lines. If you're tired of choosing between a dedicated carver and a freestyle setup, this is the answer. The zero camber keeps it approachable without dumbing down the ride for riders pushing their limits.
FAQ
- Can I ride the WARPIG switch? You can, and it'll hold up, but the directional shape and set-back stance mean it's optimized for forward riding. Switch laps are fine; switch all-day sessions are not where this board shines.
- Is the WARPIG good in powder? Yes — the wider outline, tapered sidecut, and directional shape with set-back stance give it natural float in soft snow without needing a dedicated powder board.
