amazing boards.

Well, to everyone that says 5150's are crappy boards I couldn't disagree with you more. I own an 04' Movement and have put that board through hell. Rocks, street, jumps, rails, that puppy is still holding strong. That board is bulletproof! A little on the heavy side, but so is any other strong board not coming from Burton. Plus its a few years old so I'm sure things have gotten lighter recently. Having a board with a recognized name is cool and all, but don't be afraid to give 5150 a shot.

awesome edge control

F UM

These boards have a lot of good power in wheels. I have about three of them myself. Once you get on, you won't get off.

This brand is alright. You get what you buy. It's not that great, but if you're low on money it's a good start. Realiable enough to ride.

I own one, an older one and I like the feel of the board and the shape. Although, it could be a bit more sturdy.

A decent snowboard company. It has good selection, and caters to the snowboader who is serious about his/her equipment. It definitely carries the snowboarder vibe.

I don't like this brand. Once I had this board and I took it through rigorous terrain and it snapped in half. I was very dissappointed in its craftsmanship.

I like the style, colors, and comfortability of their snowboarding shoes. But they tend to get wet quickly and don't bind up as tight as they need too.

It's extremely slippery which makes it go faster. The 5150 cuts through snow very quickly. The 5150 is compatable with the clipping and footing of your feet.