I have a Kemper board from the 80's which has done very well for me. It has lasted really well. The only problems I have are that the bindings are maintained differently than most others, and require new holes to be drilled in the board if you want to change bindings. It's also hard to find parts.

Kemper boards are great. I think they're the best in the world. Their sleek and flexible design enables me to take on any slope I've dared to ride!

I never really liked riding Kemper. They normally only make alpine boards.

Poorly built with bad riding capability. Way too soft construction makes board break easily. Not a good buy even though they are low priced.

Kemper makes a good beginner board for those who are just learning to snowboard. It is reasonably priced, and has great packages and features. I have had very few problems with this board, however, it is not equipped for high risk maneuvers.

I recently became a snowboard groupie, so I purchased a Kemper. Why did I choose Kemper? Because the price was good and it's a very respected brand. Snowboard season isn't here anymore, but next winter I will ride my glassy buddy. It corners and glides very well, and it seems to be quite durable.

My first board was a Kemper, and it sucked. It was heavy, hard to learn to turn, and ugly. I wouldn't purchase another one.

Nice style, okay colors, and a good price. Good durability for both their snowboards and their bindings. Bindings fit, feel, and hold okay.

This is a cheap board. You can find it at SportsMart. It is good for first timers.