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The Good Ride TakeThe Good Ride Take on Ride- They are from the same parent company as K2 and have many similarities in terms of board design and company policy. Ride’s customer service is better than K2’s and actually has a # to call on their site instead of just an on-line form. Ride, like K2 seems almost secretive when it comes to having third party entities like us or end users like you review their gear. So many companies like Burton, Rome, YES, Arbor ect. are really proud of their gear and try to do everything they can to get you to ride them. Ride seems to do the bare minimum and despite its large size has very few demo products. Their policy seems to be if you want to try it you have to buy it. Ride chooses mainly to work with variations of flat/rocker snowboards but has recently started to work with hybrid camber. Their hybrid camber is different than YES and Rossignol and leans more on the flat camber side of things but we still like to see them go in this direction. We have found that we like some of their shapes but other boards we weren’t fans of . Like K2 Ride’s rocker shapes always seem to be pretty flat between the feet and it makes for one of the better rocker set up out there. Ride makes pretty good bindings and many people swear by them. They have more parts than most bindings but all in all they do a very good job despite the fact that a lot of the binding is metal. We are big fans of the canted foot bed but can’t say we are a fan of their Contraband strap system. They make good boots that last for a long time but boots are so personal all we can speak to is their build and longevity.
Company InformationRide Agenda 2012Agenda snowboardsThe Best Freestyle Twin Snowboard for your Money$299.95
SIZES: 142, 147, 152, 156, 159
STYLE: All Mountain Freestyle
SHAPE: LowRize™
STANCE: Centered
The 2012 Ride Agenda snowboard offers high-end performance snowboard at a price that is tough to beat knowing that it features a surfy hook-free LowRize™ rocker shape, durable Ptex sidewalls and quality Foundation Tuned Core™. The best freestyle board value all around, its hard to pass up this smooth twin Ride. Now available in wides! SNOWBOARD FLEX-O-METER:
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FEATURED TECH LOWRIZE™A twin rockered shape that just lifts the contact points out of the snow and has a nearly flat zone under foot.
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Ride Agenda 2011AGENDA SNOWBOARDTHE BEST FREESTYLE TWIN FOR YOUR MONEY$299.95
The Agenda snowboard offers high-end performance and the latest in rocker shaping with Ride’s LowRize™. Offering the best freestyle value all around, its hard to pass up this smooth twin Ride. STYLE: All Mountain Freestyle SHAPE: LowRize™ STANCE: Centered SIZES: 142, 147, 152, 156, 159 CONSTRUCTION: SNOWBOARD FLEX-O-METER: SETUP OPTIONS   
Ride Agenda 2010THE BEST FREESTYLE TWIN FOR YOUR MONEYThe Agenda offers high-end performance at a next-to-nothing price. The best freestyle value all around, its hard to pass up this smooth twin Ride. MSRP: USD 309.99 STYLE: Foundation SHAPE: Twin SIDECUT: Radial STANCE: Centered SIZES: 142, 147, 152, 156, 159 CONSTRUCTION FEATURES: FEEL-O-METER: Videos & Other ReviewsA quick look at the Ride Agenda 2012
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