Mountain Board

So Freeride Mountainboarding is the same as Freeride Snowboarding. The goal is to find steep terrain and tear ass down it with whatever style and flare you desire. You can find Freeride terrain in many different environments and it ranges from single track wooded trails to off season ski resort runs! So obviously, if you are going to tackle this type of difficult terrain you should choose excellent equipment that will not fail and will give you confidence you need to reach the bottom safely. So here are your options. MBS offers several Mountainboards that are more than suitable for even the sketchiest of runs and here are the best ones.

So there you have it boys and girls the Top 3 Freeride Mountainboards on the planet. After much research, and with great consideration about where I was going to be riding my Mountainboard, I decided on the MBS Comp 95X Mountainboard with V-brake and here is what I think. I ordered this Mountainboard off Amazon and received it fully assembled and ready to rock within a few days. The first thing I did was sit it side by side to my used Ambush Warrior and the Comp 95x put it to shame. The Comp 95x Mountain Board was bigger, sturdier and the overall construction was very impressive much more so than the outdated Ambush Warrior. This board featured matrix trucks with yellow eggshell shock absorbers that virtually eliminate speed wobble (a big problem with my Ambush Warrior). The matrix trucks are amazing and can be fined tuned to accommodate any desired turning speed right from the top of the board.The deck is strong and in my mind indestructible with normal use. Needless to say I was thrilled with this Mountainboard.The MBS Comp 95x Mountainboard comes with F4 ratcheting bindings which are very comfortable and work quite well. Overall this mountain board has exceeded my expectations but seeing it in person and riding it lead me to some other thoughts...

After inspecting and more importantly riding my new MBS Comp 95x mountain board I came to several conclusions. The first conclusion I came to was this board fit my current personal needs perfectly. The board is durable and well constructed and because I was planning on pushing this Mountainboard to the limits by engaging it in such activities as ski resort riding it had to be well built and safe. However before receiving this Mountainboard and riding it I had delusions of occasionally removing the v-brake and using this Mountainboard for freestyle riding (riding focusing on tricks) , but after receiving it, I quickly concluded that the board was just too heavy, and overall too large for such activities. With that being said MBS does make several Mountainboards that can better accommodate freestyle or trick riding and also has a few mountain boards which can perform quite well for both Freestyle and Freeride Mountainboarding. First here are the top 3 freestyle mountain boards.

So there you have it, the best Freeride and Freestyle Mountainboards money can buy. I know what some of you must be thinking, you are not sure if you will like mountainboarding and it looks a tad expensive to find out. Although the boards I have feature are the best available and certainly flaunt a price to match there are some very good options for the budget constrained shopper. Here are some more affordable options.

The Mountain Boards listed above, although significantly cheaper then some of their higher end counterparts are still excellent high quality Mountain Boards. If you are just starting out I would definitely recommended purchasing one of these brand new entry level Mountainboards, opposed to an outdated used board. Also like many other sports/hobbies you do get what you pay for and the more you spend the better components you will receive (trucks,wheels,hubs,etc...). Rest assured though if you choose one of these entry level Mountainboards you can easily upgrade your components at a later time. I will briefly list some of the most popular components/upgrades for MBS Mountainboards below.