They have really good freestyle boards for snowparks. They are light and easy to rotate and do spins and tricks.

They've been around since the beginning and have always been true to their roots. They make great shapes for powder, park, carve, whatever. I'm sold on Avalanche as long as I can afford lift tickets.

My best friend had this board. Her feet always got caught in the bindings. I don't like Avalanche.

The boards are built well and will take all kinds of abuse! Rides well for new and free riders. Boards are built stiff which is good for groomed runs, but lacks performance in powder and choppy snow.

This is a local company out of Bancicia and it is quite good. They offer a lifetime guarantee on snowbaords so it's a win-win situation for snowboarders.

Avalanche boards are a good beginner board- my younger sister has one. It is an all over mountain board and very flexible. It is a good board to learn on, and easy to ride.

The snowboard that I had cracked and my knee got messed up. So when I tried to return it they wouldn't take it back.

The Avalanche snowboard is a great piece of machinery. It handles curves well, and it lets you do a great tailslide. The Avalanche is also lighter than other snowboards due to the formica that it is constucted of.

They are good to learn on, but very heavy to carry around, and the graphics are ugly.

Poor quality. Not responsive and heavy.

This snowboard has been rated by ESPN as the best.

This snowboard helps me have grip on the snow. The avalanche snowboard has a very long, unique shape which makes it go faster. The shape and color gives it a very tasteful look. The avalanche lasts.

I got this board as a gift and it's very easy to control. I've tried using some other boards before, but they were more difficult to adjust to. Avalanche's designs are really cool.