Lolo D.
I learned to actually be a decent boarder on this board. I am normally a skier but I have one hit jumps and boxes on this board! It is so fun! The graphics make me really happy and give me more confidence to send it harder. I am so happy to be a part time boarder and this board makes me happy to get shredding!!
Nat
The Queen Bee is the second board I ever owned. I bought it about a year after moving to the mountains and beginning a career in the ski industry, and it immediately took me from a decade long beginner/intermediate to an expert. Riding powder turned into surfing, rather than getting stuck and doing ab workouts all day to get out. Chutes became fun to confidently navigate through, not a, "hell no!" Plus, she was light enough for me to strap to my back and snowshoe up a groomer after I completed my AIARE I course. I've beat the crap outa of this board, and a little p-tex is all I need to keep going. I keep looking at other boards, but I just don't want or need anything other than my Queen Bee. It should be noted, that is coming from someone who has lived and worked at a ski resort, in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range of California, for 5 years.
Nia
Holds a nice edge during hard carves. Handles all conditions like a boss.
Hanalei S.
I have ridden both the myth and queen bee. Both are awesome in and out of the park. Working park crew and living near one of the best parks in the world I’m mostly in the park! This thing has good pop and does great on boxes/rails and in the pipe. I’m more of a one board type rider and I take this outside the park a lot too and it still does great! Ladies please don’t settle for men’s equipment that’s been dummed down
Molly B.
The Queen Bee will leave you feeling like mountain royalty. A super hard-charging camber board, with a bit of play in the tip/tail rocker lets you carve your heart out in all sorts of terrain. Out here in New England, we see a bit of it all - ice, crud, rain, sleet, man-made, corduroy, and of course the occasional pow day. The Queen Bee has held up on every trail from easy blues to steep, more technical blacks/double blacks, as well as in the glades. For me, I prefer the Myth when I’m playing in the trees, because the shape gives me super precise and controlled quick turnability - but the Queen Bee can still handle its own in the trees.
The Queen Bee lets me cut through anything the terrain here throws at me, feeling steady and in control at all times. I’ve pushed the speed limit on her more than once, and the board holds up without chatter or any instability. I feel confident on the Queen Bee in all sorts of conditions, and the sturdy construction will have you feeling strong and ready for whatever the day brings. You will be as obsessed with this board as I am. I love it so much, that I just pre-ordered a second one for this season!
Tasha
The Queen Bee is the perfect board even for a beginner! Its easy to ride and maneuver and so light weight. I feel confident riding this board and its always a fun time on the mountain when I am on it.
Liz T.
I love the pop on this board. I love that she does what I say. I've ridden the Queen Bee in powder and slush. I've ridden the Queen Bee in hard pack, corn, choppy jalopy, and inside in a mall! The Queen Bee is my fav fav fav. I'm constantly surprised at how much fun this board is, and how she loves all snow.
Coral T.
Queen Bee is the queen of fun. I love riding this board in spring snow (bring on the corn!), in powder (more face shots please), and in the park. Anytime I am riding this board, I know it's gonna be a great day on snow!
