These boards suck. It didn't take more than a month for it to chip. It didn't flex good either. I had trouble landing tricks. I strongly don't recommend them.

Airwalk is a shoe company. They should stay that way. They don't have the experience or prestige to make high quality products. I used to own a pair of their boots, and they were comfortable but had no support for my ankles. I ended up pulling a muscle because my boots allowed my ankles to roll inward.

I own an Airwalk snowboard and the performance is excellent. I have landed and bailed several times and my board hasn't broken yet. I usually go boarding a lot in the winter and I have had it for three years.

Airwalk does not make snowboards that are that great. I wish they would stay in the skate shoe making business. Even though, however, they've gone too far over into sneakers. They are useable, but not great.

This board hits the powder very smooth. The speed is the greatest ever made. It turns great on a slant.

I used it many times when I went snowboarding. I didn't have any problems.

Airwalk makes class A snowboards, shoes, and clothing. I've liked Airwalk since the company touched down. Airwalks are built to last, and I like the symbol 'A' because my name is Ashley. But they create tight stuff, and I forsee them to have a great future.

They come in a wide variety of sizes. They have good width for leverage, with very stylish designs.

Airwalk boards are okay. I have a Maneix board and it feels a bit heavy compared to most Burton boards. It is easy to control, but not as flexible. Still overall, this is a good board for beginners.

Nice and smooth ride. Easy to carve. It's light and easy to carry.

I own a pair of Airwalks women's freeride boots. They have a lot of innovative features, such as insulation material and cushions. However, I don't think it's developed for men. My feet are still cold and they aren't comfortable.