Roxy Inspire Snowboard Review

$269
Beginner Freestyle Snowboard
Continuous Rocker Twin
A decent beginner park board but it's missing Magnetraction. That seems like a sandwich without bread and it puts this board in the same category as every other average rocker snowboard. The only advantage this board has is it's very hard to find a sub $300 rocker snowboard.

How It Rides
Groomers	Average	Speed	Average	Flex	Soft	Rails/ Jibbing	Good
Powder	Rough	Weight	Medium	Carving	Rough	Pipe	Good
Turn Initiation	Super Easy	Edge Hold	Average	Switch	Excellent	Jumps	Good

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The Good Ride Take

The Good Ride Take on Continuous Rocker
This is where it all started or re-started in the Mid 2000’s. In the beginning Continuous Rocker was mainly for park and powder. Today it's still pretty much made for the same 2 functions. There are a few boards that are made for all mountain to freeride use but most of those have migrated to hybrid shapes. Continuous Rocker helps you maintain a catch free forgiving ride which is excellent for beginner riders or those who ride at slower playful speeds through the park. Almost every one we have tried has to be on edge or it will wander giving you that squirrely feeling like a skateboard with loose trucks. The biggest issue is it isn't very stable flat basing or one footing in firmer snow. Continuous rocker is for the most part really poppy and helps you generate your own air. There are many styles of this shape so this could be a good choice for beginners, park rats and people who only ride powder.