Snowboarding
You are looking for a snowboard, a pair of snow boots or a snowboard binding. We have what you need. We have selected a large quantity of snowboard products.
Here are some tips for choosing your snowboard.

1) Define your level and style of practice
To choose a board that is perfectly adapted to your practice, it is essential to define what your riding style is, basically what you do mainly when you are on your board.  
We can define 3 categories of practice:
freestyle: you spend most of your time in a snowpark. You like to jumper, take the rails, do tricks on the track.  In short, your kiff is above all the tricks
Freeride: you spend your time looking for the best line off the slopes. For you, a day of carving on the track is a failed day.  You prefer to ride in big curves in fresh snow, take maximum speed and do big slides on the snow drifts.  
the all mountain: your playground, the entire mountain.  You like to cruise on the track, combine the little tables in the park, venture into the forest, draw in a corridor.  What you are looking for is absolute versatility.
2) Choose the shape of your board (the shape)
The shape of the board consists of the shape of the board, the spatulas and its flex. The shape determines the performance of the board according to the practice you make of it.
Twintip or directional? That is the question.
A Twin Tip board is symmetrical in terms of shape, flex, camber and spatula lift.  The fixing inserts are centered on the board.  This type of shape promotes freestyle riding, makes switch riding easier and provides ease of driving.  A Twin Tip board is the ideal weapon for the park and tricks on the track.
A directional board is asymmetrical. The front (nose) and rear (tail) are different, so the board has a wrinkle direction. In general, the front spatula is longer and more progressive.  The inserts are shifted to the back of the board. This type of board promotes off-road riding and speed.
3) Determine the size of your board
For versatile use and a "medium" size, choose a board size of less than 20 cm from your size. That's the basis. Now, the strong ones will take the size up and the girls the size down.
Pure Freestylers can go down to minus 25 cm and those who swear by the big runs in the powder can take a board just below their waist (from 10 cm to 0cm).