RIDE · TWINPIG
TWINPIG
26/27 season
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Multicolour
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Expert reviews 2
The Ride Twinpig is a short-and-wide freestyle board combining an asymmetrical twin with a camber-based hybrid. You ride it shorter than usual while earning contact area through width, making handling and switch riding excellent, and butters and pop make it good for playing with the whole mountain like a park. Conversely it isn't suited to high-speed charging or rough snow, so it's for intermediate and above freestyle riders who put fun ahead of speed.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
A short-and-wide board layering an asymmetric twin shape onto a camber-based hybrid profile. Its volume-shifted design means you ride 3–6cm shorter than usual while securing contact area through width (someone on a 155–157 rides a 151). Because camber is present, pop and edge feel stay alive compared with rocker-based short-wides.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
Slightly softer than medium. Butters come easily and pop springs out readily, making it fun to play on. Some reviewers note the pop is a little reduced from the 2022 model.
Where it shines
Who it suits
Forgiving, but its volume-shifted design calls for a feel for sizing, and the wide contact area is tiring on rough snow. It suits intermediates and up who enjoy switch riding and freestyle.
Good
- ✓Highly refined as a short-and-wide mountain freestyle board
- ✓A centred twin plus asymmetry makes switch riding very comfortable
- ✓Spinning is great fun and pop response is good
- ✓Buttering is easy, making it good for playing with terrain
Not so good
- —The wide contact area tires your legs quickly on bumpy snow
- —It isn't a board with the character to push with speed — it leans toward handling over high-speed stability
- —As a volume-shifted board you have to size down from your usual length, so sizing needs care
The Ride Twinpig is a short-and-wide freestyle board combining an asymmetrical twin with a camber-based hybrid. You ride it shorter than usual while earning contact area through width, making handling and switch riding excellent, and butters and pop make it good for playing with the whole mountain like a park. Conversely it isn't suited to high-speed charging or rough snow, so it's for intermediate and above freestyle riders who put fun ahead of speed.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
A short-and-wide board layering an asymmetric twin shape onto a camber-based hybrid profile. Its volume-shifted design means you ride 3–6cm shorter than usual while securing contact area through width (someone on a 155–157 rides a 151). Because camber is present, pop and edge feel stay alive compared with rocker-based short-wides.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
Slightly softer than medium. Butters come easily and pop springs out readily, making it fun to play on. Some reviewers note the pop is a little reduced from the 2022 model.
Where it shines
Who it suits
Forgiving, but its volume-shifted design calls for a feel for sizing, and the wide contact area is tiring on rough snow. It suits intermediates and up who enjoy switch riding and freestyle.
Good
- ✓Highly refined as a short-and-wide mountain freestyle board
- ✓A centred twin plus asymmetry makes switch riding very comfortable
- ✓Spinning is great fun and pop response is good
- ✓Buttering is easy, making it good for playing with terrain
Not so good
- —The wide contact area tires your legs quickly on bumpy snow
- —It isn't a board with the character to push with speed — it leans toward handling over high-speed stability
- —As a volume-shifted board you have to size down from your usual length, so sizing needs care
