"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Jibgurl is light, pressable, and super fun right out of the wrapper. The traditional camber gives me the pop I need for jumps, but it never feels too catchy on rails. It feels like a confidence booster whether I’m lapping the park or just cruising side hits with friends.""Who It’s ForFreestyle-Focused Riders Looking for Playful Progression:Designed for riders who want a soft-to-medium flex board that can handle rails, jibs, and creative lines but still offers camber-driven response. Perfect for park riders, urban snowboarders, or anyone looking for a women’s-specific board with personality and performance. What It’s ForStreet and Park with Resort Versatility:The Jibgurl shines in freestyle terrain—rails, boxes, and jumps—but its directional twin shape and lightweight poplar light core make it lively enough for side hits and carving runs across the resort. It’s built for riders who want freestyle first, but all-day fun too. Why We Like ItPop, Personality, and Progression-Friendly Feel:We like the Jibgurl because it mixes the reliable pop of camber with a flex pattern that feels broken-in from day one. The urethane sidewalls soak up impacts, the biax fiberglass keeps it smooth and predictable, and the sintered base stays fast. Add in Danyale Patterson’s unique graphics and you’ve got a board that stands out both in style and ride feel."
Price: $459.95 from Backcountry
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"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Jibgurl is light, pressable, and super fun right out of the wrapper. The traditional camber gives me the pop I need for jumps, but it never feels too catchy on rails. It feels like a confidence booster whether...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Jibgurl is light, pressable, and super fun right out of the wrapper. The traditional camber gives me the pop I need for jumps, but it never feels too catchy on rails. It feels like a confidence booster whether...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve ridden the Disorder in the park, on rails, and across groomers, and it instantly felt broken-in. The micro camber adds just enough pop and stability for jumps, but the flex keeps it playful for presses...