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Ride Warpig 2023

Name: Ride Warpig 2023
Brand: Ride
SKU: Ride Warpig 2023 X-Small
Price: 509.99 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

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Size: X-Small Size Chart

Choosing the right snowboard size can be difficult, and if you ask a couple of mates (or the internet) what size to go for, chances are they're going to be wildly different answers. Here at Melbourne Snowboard Centre, we have come up with a simple solution to finding your perfect board size.

Firstly, try not to get overwhelmed by all the tech talk of cambers and flex ratings, there's so much information out there but initially you need to consider four main points: weight, height, ability and where you spend your time riding.

Most manufacturers give a recommended rider weight for each snowboard in their range. We have tried to include this data on all of our snowboard pages to make it easier for you to consider your options and find the right board. The range is really only a suggestion and if you find yourself outside the range, that's fine too. It also comes down to personal preference; if you find yourself below the range the board may feel a bit stiffer, and if you're above the range you might find it rides a bit softer.

Weight & Height

If this is the first board you're purchasing and you previously hired, you'll be used to the rental place sizing you up and putting you on any board that falls roughly anywhere from your chin to your nose. This is fine for an average height/weight rider however, it doesn't take into consideration the most important factor when choosing the correct size snowboard, your weight.

When you're riding your snowboard, you're using your weight to control the board. Weight determines how the board will flex, after all, your board responds to the weight that's on top of it and not how tall you are. This is why we always recommend choosing a board on weight and height rather than height alone.

Where You Ride

This is important because some styles of riding require longer or shorter boards. If you spend more time in the park it is helpful to size down slightly to make quicker turns, faster spins and have more control while buttering through boxes and rails. If you prefer chasing powder and traveling overseas you may want a slightly longer board, the added surface area will help you float above the snow much like a surfboard in water. Typically for the average rider in Australia we recommend a slightly smaller board compared to what we might recommend to someone traveling overseas.

Below we have made a chart that will assist you in figuring out what snowboard size is right for you. As long as you fit inside the board size range you shouldn’t notice too much of a difference:

Weight (kg)	Average Board Size (cm)	Board Size Range (cm)
27	95	90-100
32	110	105-115
36	120	115-125
41	130	125-135
45	138	135-140
50	141	138-144
54	143	140-146
59	146	142-148
63	147	144-149
68	149	146-152
73	151	148-154
77	154	151-157
82	155	152-158
86	156	153-159
91	158	155-161
95	160	157-163
100	162	158-165
105	163	159-167
110	164	160-168

If you are still having trouble figuring out what size snowboard to ride, come visit the shop and we would be happy to go over it with you. If you aren’t near Melbourne you can also email any questions or call us on (03) 9470 1822.

When Snowboards say that they are WIDE it generally means they are for riders with a boot size of US 12 or bigger. This is a very generalised way of thinking and the true answer lies with the waist width of the board.

We have tried to include waist width's on all our snowboard descriptions to make it easier to figure out if you need a WIDE board or a MID-WIDE board. Below is a chart which converts the waist size to shoe sizes. It is always best to double check the waist size of the board before automatically trusting company's definitions of WIDE. Unfortunately some companies will exaggerate what is a wide, mid-wide or normal width snowboard.

Wide Board: 260mm+ waist width

Great for guys size 12 boot (US) and bigger

Mid-Wide: 255-260mm waist width

Great for mens 10-12 boot (US)

Normal: 245-255mm waist width

This is where the majority of board sizes sit. Guys with US boot size 8-10 should avoid wider boards. Also Women with size 10 boots can also ride these boards.

Narrow: 235-245mm waist width

This is the size of the majority of women's boards. Some mens boards also fall into this category and can be ridden by men with US size 8 shoe and smaller or any womens boot size.

Do I have to ride a wide board if I have bigger feet?

You should always try to match your shoe size to the width of the board. Ideally you want a bit of your boot to hang over the board on each side so you can leverage your board from toe-side to heel-side. If it hangs over too much your toes and heels will catch the snow and knock you over. If your feet don't hang over enough you will have to work much harder just to tip the board on edge.

Can women ride mens snowboards? Can men ride womens snowboards?

Surprisingly this happens more with girls than with guys. They'll get given a hand me down from a guy that is way too wide and stiff for their weight and strength. The construction of men and womens boards are different for a reason and womens boards are generally slightly softer than mens boards. Riding a board that is too wide and too stiff will mean it is more difficult to get the board up on an edge. You can easily avoid a situation of riding the incorrect board size by following our Snowboard sizing guide.

Weight (kg)	Average Board Size (cm)	Board Size Range (cm)
27	95	90-100
32	110	105-115
36	120	115-125
41	130	125-135
45	138	135-140
50	141	138-144
54	143	140-146
59	146	142-148
63	147	144-149
68	149	146-152
73	151	148-154
77	154	151-157
82	155	152-158
86	156	153-159
91	158	155-161
95	160	157-163
100	162	158-165
105	163	159-167
110	164	160-168

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The 2023 Ride Warpig has quickly become one of the most popular and searched for snowboards every year and is isn't slowing down anytime soon. The shorter, wider construction of the Warpig is meant to be sized down shorter than your regular all mountain board, but still dominates the mountain with supreme stability and float with perfect agility and playfulness. Take it in the powder for surfy, slashy fun, take it in the park for some freestyle performance, or take it on the groomers for some hard and fast carves. Featuring a long list of tech that makes this board smooth, durable and super fun to ride, the Warpig is a battle-hardened tool of destruction poised to take on anything.

Board Type: Park / Groomers / Powder

Camber Type: Directional Rocker

A longer, more pronounced rocker zone in the nose makes this board want to float, and a shorter rocker zone in the tail retains pop and response while also giving the board a surfy catch-free feeling.

Flex: Medium

The medium flex is stiff enough to be responsive and stable at speed, but also soft enough to handle a run through the park.

Shape: Directional

The War pig has a directional shape, so it wants to ride forwards. It can handle a bit of switch, but riding your natural stance is where it will shine.

Core: Performance Core

Sustainable Aspen wood combined with Bamboo and Paulownia for a snappy lightweight board that balances weight and strength perfectly.

Double Impact Plates

Two plates inserted underfoot take vibration out of your ride and add extra durability.

Hybrid Glass

A combination of Triaxial and Biaxial give the perfect degree of flex and stiffness. The result is a board that better handles speed.

Carbon Array 3 Laminates

3 Widespread carbon stringers gather rider input, which is channelled through to the opposite contact point for maximum board control. Basically, it distributes power throughout the board for a steady ride, no matter how you set up your stance.

Base: Sintered, Stone Ground

Fast, durable, wax absorbent and easy to repair.

Inserts: 2x4

Additional Features:

Slim Walls - A RIDE exclusive, incorporating Urethane sidewall technology to absorb impact and make for a smoother ride. These are also the most durable sidewalls in snowboarding, meaning you can really thrash them, and they will hold their own.

Roll In Construction - Fibreglass structures that surround the built in Slimewalls to increase durability, prevent top sheet chipping, and keep the weight down.

Tapered Bi-Radial Sidecut - This sidecut maximises grip and maintains speed in all conditions.

Topless Topsheet - No plastic layer on the top of this board reduces weight and increases durability.

Cleave Edge Steel - Nearly 50% more steel in the edge delivers unmatched resistance to edge cracking and can be detuned to larger radii.

SIZE CHART

Size	Effective Edge (mm)	Waist Width (mm)	Sidecut Radius (m)	Tip / Tail Width (mm)	Setback (mm)	Ref Stance (mm)	Rider Weight (kg)
X-Small (142cm)	1044	250	4.60 - 5.60	301 / 291	0	483	27 - 73
Small (148cm)	1095	260	5.10 - 6.20	311 / 301	0	533	45 - 93
Medium (151cm)	1121	265	5.40 - 6.50	316 / 306	0	559	59 - 95
Large (154cm)	1146	270	5.60 - 6.90	321 / 311	0	559	64 - 100+
X-Large (158cm)	1171	277	5.90 - 7.20	328 / 318	0	584	77 - 100+

Not sure which size to get? Check out our snowboard size chart here.
Not sure if you need a wide board or not? Find out here.
Want to find out about snowboard cambers and shapes? Click here.
Want to find out about different types of snowboard edges (magne-traction)? Click here.
Want to find out about the difference in snowboard bases? Click here.
Want to find out about snowboard construction? Click here.

We are confident in our products and our sales staff to make sure that you get the best help and gear that are most suitable for your adventures.

We are a local, independently owned store and do not offer ‘change of mind’ refunds (this includes incorrect sizing), however we're happy to offer you a store credit or exchange subject to the following conditions:

Returned within 30 days from the date of purchase (or date of delivery for online orders).
Proof of purchase included
The item/s must be sent back in the condition you received it and with the original box and/or packaging in resalable condition, including manufacturer tags where applicable. It is the customers responsibility to ensure all returned items are delivered to Melbourne Snowboard Centre in their original condition.
We cannot offer returns on any Facemasks, Neckwarmers, Socks or Chains due to hygiene and the nature of their use.

Store credits, lasting up to 3 years, will be issued for the amount paid at time of purchase for the particular item being returned. They are issued via email in which you'll receive a 13 digit code that you can use at checkout online or in store.

Unfortunately stock levels vary and we are not able to stock all products in all sizes, which may result in your desired exchange product or size not being available. In the event that your desired exchange product is not in stock, a store credit will be issued.

Should you not want a credit or exchange, in extenuating circumstances Melbourne Snowboard Centre may issue a refund minus a 20% restocking fee.

For full information and instructions on how to return, please click here to view our returns policy.

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Arrived the next day, pretty amazing since we live in rural Victoria! Yet to ride the Warpig, next week 🙏

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