Freeride

The shape of the 117 is unchanged from our test 2 years ago where it fared very well so it...

Nice to see this Italian brand back on the scene with a new and enthusiastic UK importer. They are made...

The ‘performance bar’ on the Exocet website shows the S-Cross spanning the complete breadth of freeride and entering both slalom...

The Stoke is F2’s long-standing performance freeride board that has performed well over several seasons. While carrying out this test...

The Xantos stands apart from the rest of the fleet. For starters it costs just £569, which is very little...

Described in the brochure as ‘freemove’, which is a fair description of it, although it is very similar indeed to...

In the range overview on the Fanatic website the Hawk is billed as a ‘freecarve’ and detailed as having more...

Described by Goya as a “freeride / freemove combo” the Goya FXR range has been redesigned for 2008. Last tested...

Although HiFly are better known in the UK for their durable entry level and early intermediate boards, they also do...

For ’08 the smaller Supercross and larger Super Sport ranges have been amalgamated under the Super Sport name. They claim...

The X-Cite Ride is JP’s classic range of ‘everyman’ freeride boards that have performed excellently over recent years. JP seem...

Of Mistral’s two freeride boards the Screamer is the more targeted towards both performance in moderate winds and ease for...