RIDE AGENDA SNOWBOARD PRODUCT GUIDE
Overview
The RIDE Agenda is an accessible, forgiving all-mountain freestyle snowboard that’s perfect for newer riders progressing through the ranks. With a soft flex, rocker-dominant profile, and true twin shape, it provides an easy-going, catch-free ride that builds confidence without sacrificing fun. Whether you’re learning your first turns or getting into park laps, the Agenda is built to keep things simple and smooth.
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Shape | True Twin |
| Profile | Twin Hybrid Rocker (rocker tip and tail, flat underfoot) |
| Flex | Soft (3/10) |
| Terrain | All-Mountain, Freestyle |
| Rider Level | Beginner to Intermediate |
| Core | Foundation™ Core (Aspen wood) |
| Base | Extruded 1500 – low maintenance, durable |
| Edges | Standard Steel Edges, Slimewalls® |
| Construction | Biaxial Glass, Impact Plates |
| Sizes Available | 147, 152, 155, 157W, 160, 161W |
Twin Hybrid Rocker for Easy Progression
The Twin Hybrid Rocker profile makes the Agenda catch-free and smooth to ride — ideal for beginners or those who want a forgiving, pressable board. It’s flat between the bindings for stability and has rocker at the tip and tail for ease of turning and float.
On-Snow Performance
Freestyle
- Great for park beginners and riders who love playful, pressy boards
- Soft flex allows for easy butters and fun jibs
- True twin makes riding switch natural and balanced
All-Mountain
- Handles groomers, side hits, and some trees with ease
- Forgiving enough to correct mistakes without catching edges
- Not made for steep or high-speed lines
Powder
- Rockered tips offer decent float in light snow
- Not ideal for deep powder or steep terrain
Design & Graphics
The Agenda has a retro look to it. half brown/half blue with clean racing stripes in white and bold Ride logo’s.
Construction Highlights
- Foundation™ Core: Durable and lightweight for easy handling
- Slimewalls®: Ride’s signature sidewall tech, reducing vibration and absorbing impacts
- Impact Plates: Added strength under the bindings
- Extruded 1500 Base: Low maintenance and durable — great for progression
Ideal Rider
Best for:
- Beginners and early intermediates
- Park riders who prefer soft flex and forgiving boards
- Riders looking for a budget-friendly, progression-focused option
Not ideal for:
- Advanced or aggressive riders
- High-speed carving or big jumps
- Powder hounds
Tech Specs (Example: 155 cm)
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Effective Edge | 117.5 cm |
| Waist Width | 25.0 cm |
| Sidecut Radius | 7.6 m |
| Stance Range | 20″–25″ |
| Recommended Weight | 120–200 lbs |
Pros and Cons
✅ Pros:
- Super forgiving and beginner-friendly
- Affordable without sacrificing quality
- Easy to ride switch and learn freestyle
- Slimewalls help reduce chatter and impact
❌ Cons:
- Lacks power and precision at high speeds
- Not suited for steep terrain or deep powder
- Extruded base is slower than sintered options
Comparable Alternatives
1. GNU Money – Soft, affordable twin with rocker for beginners
2. Capita Pathfinder Rocker – Easy-riding true twin with playful flex
3. Salomon Pulse – All-mountain entry-level board with a forgiving profile
Final Verdict
The RIDE Agenda is the ideal snowboard for beginners and budget-conscious riders looking to progress in freestyle or all-mountain riding. Its soft flex and rocker profile keep things light, fun, and confidence-building. If you’re just getting started or want a chill board to press, play, and learn tricks on — this board should definitely be on your radar.