Trying to decide which snowboard is right for you? Here's a handy cheat sheet that describes the differences.
Queen Bee All Mountain Snowboard: A hybrid camber all-mountain board that can take you anywhere, from powder to the groomers to the park.
It’s fast and fun on groomers, handles well on hardpack snow, and really pops from turn to turn while making you feel stable on edge no matter the snow conditions. The rocker tip and tail plows through the powder, and when combined with the camber underfoot, it makes for a solid big mountain board suitable for hitting a wide range of natural features. This board is playful for buttering and hitting small features along the groomers as well as in the terrain park. The Queen Bee is truly the "one board quiver," especially if you like to make the entire mountain your terrain park.
Myth All Mountain Snowboard: A dual camber all-mountain freeride board that has a great combination of stability and playfulness.
The Myth is flexible and spins easily, but it also handles well in between features and when flying down the groomers. Its neutral (flat) edge in between feet makes it playful when spinning or jibbing rails. Its camber underfoot gives you stability when holding a strong edge, allowing you to speed toward a takeoff or land a big jump. The Myth has the perfect amount of flex to really pop, whether it’s a groomed jump or a quick hit over a roller or small cliff. It’s not snappy, but rather responsive. It has a really fun feel, especially at speed. The Myth dominates icy conditions, and in any sort of bumps, crud, or chunder (soft or hard), the birch core of the Myth absorbed the impact with ease.
