The right snowboard size depends on your height, weight, and riding style. Use this chart as a guideline to find the best snowboard length for you.
Snowboard Size Chart Tool
Enter your details to find the recommended snowboard size for your height, weight, and skill level.
Recommended Snowboard Size
Features of the Tool:
- Inputs:
- User enters height (cm) and weight (kg).
- User selects their skill level: Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced.
- Calculation:
- Base snowboard size is approximately 88% of the user's height.
- Adjustments are applied based on the user's weight and skill level.
- Dynamic Output:
- The recommended snowboard size is displayed based on the calculations.
Example Inputs and Outputs:
| Height (cm) | Weight (kg) | Skill Level | Recommended Size (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 170 | 70 | Beginner | 146 |
| 180 | 80 | Intermediate | 161 |
| 160 | 60 | Advanced | 153 |
You can adjust the formula to better fit specific snowboard sizing guidelines for various rider preferences.
Choosing the right snowboard size depends on a few key factors like your weight, height, and riding style. Here’s a general snowboard size chart to help you find the best fit:
Snowboard Size Chart
| Height (cm) | Weight (kg) | Recommended Snowboard Length (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| 140-150 | 40-50 | 128-136 |
| 140-150 | 50-60 | 130-138 |
| 150-160 | 50-60 | 135-143 |
| 150-160 | 60-70 | 138-146 |
| 160-170 | 60-70 | 145-153 |
| 160-170 | 70-80 | 148-156 |
| 170-180 | 70-80 | 155-163 |
| 170-180 | 80-90 | 158-166 |
| 180-190 | 80-90 | 160-168 |
| 180-190 | 90+ | 165-173 |
| 190+ | 90+ | 168-176 |
Key Factors to Consider:
- Weight: This is one of the most important factors in choosing the right snowboard. Heavier riders typically need longer boards for better stability, while lighter riders can ride shorter boards.
- Height: Your height provides a general reference for board length. However, it’s more of a guideline than a rule.
- Riding Style:
- Freestyle (Park): Shorter boards (typically on the lower end of the range) are easier to maneuver and are ideal for tricks, jumps, and park riding.
- All-Mountain: A medium-length board (usually around the middle of the chart) is great for versatility, allowing you to ride a mix of terrain.
- Freeride (Powder): Longer boards (usually on the higher end of the range) are better for stability at higher speeds and perform well in deep snow.
General Board Length Recommendations by Riding Style:
- Freestyle/Park: Rider’s height or slightly shorter (typically 5–10 cm below chin height).
- All-Mountain: Rider’s height or slightly longer (about chin to nose height).
- Freeride/Powder: Longer boards for better stability and float, usually around nose height or slightly longer.
Other Considerations:
- Board Width: If you have larger feet (typically size 11+ US for men, size 8+ for women), you might need a wider board to prevent toe or heel drag.
- Flex: Softer boards are better for beginners and freestyle riders, while stiffer boards offer more control at higher speeds and in varied terrain.
The right snowboard size is crucial for both performance and comfort. If you’re between sizes, you can choose based on your preference for maneuverability or stability, depending on your riding style.