Top Women’s Snowboards for 25/26

Introducing our guide to the best women’s snowboards for the upcoming ski season. We’ll dive into what each snowboard does well and what type of rider the snowboard will be best suited for. Before shopping let’s go over some basics about riding style and board types.

Every snowboard has a vast array of tech features built into it that make it more catered for certain conditions and certain riders. Some of these features include flex-level, rocker vs. camber, shape, etc. Based on these features, in-bounds snowboards can be broken down into roughly four categories: All-mountain, freeride, freestyle, and powder. Continue reading as we help you decide which type of snowboard to choose.

Snowboard Styles

All-Mountain snowboards are designed with versatility in mind. These snowboards are forged for the rider who relishes in cruising the entire mountain and ski resort: groomers, glades, moguls, park and powder. All-mountain snowboards generally have a medium amount of flex that offers solid control at speed but is still flowy, with a combination of rocker and camber that creates the perfect all-mountain ride.

Freeride snowboards are generally built for more aggressive, expert riders who want to get off the groomed slopes. Freeride boards excel in off-piste riding, charging through variable snow at high speeds. They are usually built with a stiffer flex for optimal responsiveness at high speeds, with a cambered profile for idealized edging.

Freestyle snowboards tend to have softer flex and are designed to be playful and forgiving. They are often ridden in shorter sizes that make the board more agile. This makes freestyle snowboards ideal for experienced park riders looking for a park board and beginner all-mountain riders alike since they are easy to maneuver.

Powder snowboards are built for advanced riders surfing deep snow. They generally have a directional shape that helps keep weight on your back foot and are built with a fat nose to maximize surface area and floatation through fresh snow. Powder boards are often built with rocker to make them super flowy and fun to ride in the deeper snow.

These categories are helpful in searching for a women’s snowboard but are not the end-all-be-all of what a board can do. Most snowboards available today are capable of all-mountain riding but excel in one of these categories. As you start shopping for snowboards, one of the most important considerations is the snowboard size. OnTheSnow’s snowboard sizing chart is a good place to start.

Now that we’ve gone over the basics, let’s check out some of the best women’s snowboards available today.

Top Women’s Snowboards

Jones Twin Sister (All-Mountain) 

MSRP: $579.95

Jones’ Twin Sister Snowboard is a stellar choice for all-mountain riders craving versatility and fun. Designed for slashing, jibbing and jumping, this lightweight yet durable model features a dual density wood core crafted from sustainably harvested Paulonia and Poplar. Biaxial fiberglass laminate provides forgiving flex and snappy energy transfer, while the Carbon/Flax stringers provide pop and muffle chatter. With a premium sintered base, recycled steel edges, and eco-friendly bio-based epoxy, this board is built to perform and endure, making it ideal for playful riders who want to explore the whole mountain.

Ride Compact (All-Mountain)  

MSRP: $489.95 

Beginner and intermediate riders will love the Ride Compact. Its standard camber profile delivers reliable snap and easy underfoot control, while the long rockered nose provides enhanced float and effortless turn initiation. Quadratic Sidecut boosts edge grip and fluidity during turns while the brand’s Slimewalls technology absorbs impact, providing a comfortable ride. With Roll-In sidewall construction that adds strength and reduces weight, this soft-flexing directional board is built to handle any terrain.

Jones Women’s Flagship (All-Mountain/Freeride) 

MSRP: $749.95 

A powerhouse all-mountain board, the 2025 Women’s Flagship Snowboard from Jones is built for confident freeriders seeking precision and performance. Its tapered directional shape and the third edition of Jones’ 3D Contour Base offer effortless float in powder and seamless turn initiation. Stiff flex and Traction Tech 3.0 edges deliver unmatched stability and edge grip on steep terrain and hardpack. Boarders with the environment in mind will appreciate the sustainable flax stringers and bio-resin combined with a triple-density wood core, which combine to create a damp, responsive ride that’s as eco-conscious as it is aggressive. The Women’s Flagship is ideal for female riders ready to charge the mountain with control and style.

Capita Birds of a Feather (All-Mountain/Freestyle) 

MSRP: $579.95

Versatility meets precision in Capita’s 2026 Birds of a Feather snowboard, a women’s-specific evolution of the iconic Defenders of Awesome (D.O.A) series. Designed with the brand’s Resort V1 Profile, it blends the pop and response of traditional camber with the smooth turn initiation of zero and reverse camber shapes. This true twin board is engineered to empower riders across all terrain, offering a balanced flex and geometry tailored to women’s riding styles. Whether you’re carving groomers, hitting park features, or exploring powder stashes, it’s built to conquer anything with confidence.

Burton Feelgood Flying V (All-mountain)  

MSRP: $649.95 

Confidence meets versatility in Burton’s 2025-26 rendition of the Feelgood Flying V, a premium all-mountain board designed to elevate every ride. Its Flying V profile blends rocker and camber zones for a playful yet powerful feel—delivering float in powder, edge control on groomers, and pop in the park. The directional shape enhances stability and flow, while the brand’s trademark Super Fly II 700G core keeps the board lightweight without sacrificing strength. A sintered WFO base provides speed and durability while Frostbite Edges give reliable grip in variable conditions. This board is built to thrive across the entire mountain.

Bataleon Push Up+ (Freeride/Freestyle) 

MSRP: $639.95

Bataleon’s Push Up+ combines power and precision. The high-performance board is great for riders who want more out of every turn. Featuring Bataleon’s advanced Triple Base Technology and signature SideKick, it offers effortless edge transitions and enhanced float in powder while maintaining stability on hardpack. The carbon-enhanced wood core delivers snappy response and strength without added weight, and the upgraded base ensures fast, durable glide across all terrain. With a medium flex and directional twin shape, this board is tuned for confident carving, freestyle flair, and all-day exploration.

Salomon Oh Yeah (Freestyle)  

MSRP: $429.95 

Playful yet powerful, the Salomon Oh Yeah 2026 women’s snowboard is built to elevate freestyle progression across the entire mountain. The Rock Out Camber profile blends flat, camber, and rocker zones for a ride that’s poppy, stable, and forgiving—perfect for park laps, groomers, and side hits. The Popster core enhances energy transfer for extra snap in the nose and tail, while Aspen Strong wood strips and rubber pads underfoot boost impact resistance and smooth out vibrations. With a medium-soft flex and durable Extruded EG base, this board delivers reliable glide and control from first chair to spring slush.

Jones Rally Cat Snowboard (All-mountain/Freestyle) 

MSRP: $479.95 

Confidence and control come standard with Jones’ 2026 Women’s Rally Cat Snowboard, a playful all-mountain board designed with progression and versatility in mind. Its directional twin shape and 3D Contour Base 2.0 make carving smooth and intuitive, while the True Camber profile delivers powerful edge hold and pop. With a mid-soft flex and Traction Tech 3.0 edges, it balances forgiveness with responsiveness—ideal for riders looking to explore groomers, trees, and side hits. Sustainable construction, including recycled edges and bio-resin, adds eco-conscious durability to a board that’s built for all-day adventure.