Ride have been a core snowboarding brand for decades, making boards, bindings and boots with a reputation for solid build quality and a playful, all mountain feel. This collection gathers the Ride range, from directional all mountain boards and splitboards to supportive bindings and comfortable boots, so you can build a complete setup from a brand riders trust.

Whether you are after a dependable all mountain board, a set of bindings or a pair of boots, Ride offer well made kit across ability levels. Below you will find a range of gear, plus a guide to help you choose.

Not sure where to start? The guide below explains the range and how to choose, and our team is happy to help. Browse the range below, or see our wider snowboards and snowboard bindings.

About Ride

Ride have been part of snowboarding since the sport's early growth, building a strong following for boards and gear that balance fun, performance and durability. The range spans all mountain and freestyle riding, with kit for everyone from improving riders to experienced all mountain chargers. For many, Ride are a dependable, do it all snowboard brand.

What Does Ride Make?

• Snowboards: all mountain, freestyle and directional shapes, plus splitboards
• Bindings: supportive, well built bindings across flex levels
• Boots: comfortable boots with various lacing systems

This lets you build a matched board, binding and boot setup from a single, trusted brand.

Ride Snowboards

Ride snowboards cover the whole mountain, from playful freestyle shapes to directional all mountain and freeride boards, and splitboards for the backcountry. The brand is known for durable construction and a confident, fun feel. As with any board, choose the length and flex to match your weight, boot size and riding style, leaning softer and more forgiving for progression and park, stiffer for speed and all mountain. See our wider snowboards range for more.

Ride Bindings

Ride bindings are built to be supportive and reliable, with models across the flex range to suit different riders. Softer bindings are forgiving for beginners and park riders, while stiffer, more responsive bindings suit all mountain and freeride. Match your bindings to your board and boots for a balanced feel, and check they fit your board's mounting pattern. Explore the wider snowboard bindings range too.

Ride Boots and Lacing Systems

Boots are the most important part of your setup for comfort and control, as they are the direct link to the board. Ride boots come with different lacing systems, from traditional laces to quick pull and dial systems such as BOA, each offering a different balance of convenience and fine tuning. Boot flex should match your riding, softer for park and progression, stiffer for all mountain response. A good fit matters most, so size carefully. See our snowboard boots range for more.

How Do I Build a Matched Setup?

A board, bindings and boots work best when balanced together. Aim for a consistent flex across the three, so a soft, playful board pairs with softer bindings and boots, and a stiff all mountain board pairs with stiffer, more responsive bindings and boots. Fit your bindings to your boots and your board's mounting pattern, and get your boots fitted first, as they are the foundation.

How Do I Choose the Right Size?

• Boards: match length and flex to your weight, boot size and riding style
• Bindings: size to your boot and match the flex to your board
• Boots: size carefully for a snug, comfortable fit, as fit matters most
• Check boards and bindings are compatible before buying

How Do I Care for My Gear?

• Keep your board waxed and the edges maintained
• Dry boots and bindings fully before storing over summer
• Check and tighten binding hardware regularly
• Air boot liners after riding to keep them fresh
• Store everything clean and dry out of direct heat

How Much Does Ride Gear Cost?

Ride spans accessible to premium pricing across the range. Entry level boards, bindings and boots offer great value for progression, mid range kit adds performance and better materials, and premium boards and splitboards sit at the top. A higher price usually brings better construction and performance. Decide what you need and buy the best version within your budget.

Why Buy Ride from Surface2Air Sports?

We have kitted out snowboarders since 2002, with a shop in Poole and the full range online. We can help you choose a Ride board for your riding, match bindings and boots, and build a balanced setup. Expect honest advice, trusted brands, and options for every budget. Complete your kit with our wider snowboarding gear.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ride

What is Ride known for?

Durable, fun snowboards, bindings and boots spanning all mountain and freestyle riding, with a strong following across ability levels.

Are Ride boards good for beginners?

Ride make boards across the range, including softer, forgiving shapes that suit progression and park. Choose the size and flex for your level and style.

How do I match a board, bindings and boots?

Aim for a consistent flex across all three, fit bindings to your boots and board, and get your boots fitted first as the foundation of the setup.

What lacing systems do Ride boots use?

Ride boots come with various systems, from traditional laces to quick pull and dial systems such as BOA, each balancing convenience and fine tuning.

How do I size a snowboard?

Match the length and flex to your weight, boot size and riding style, leaning softer for progression and park, stiffer for speed and all mountain.

How do I care for my gear?

Keep the board waxed, dry boots and bindings before summer storage, air boot liners after riding, and store everything out of direct heat.