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Ride has been one of America's largest snowboard companies since 1992, building snowboards, boots, and bindings from their Seattle headquarters. Known for technical innovation and aerospace-grade engineering that delivers lightweight durability.
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About Ride

Ride builds some of the most technically advanced snowboards, snowboard boots, and snowboard bindings in the industry from their Seattle headquarters. Founded in 1992 by Roger Madison, James Salter, and Tim Pogue, Ride became one of the largest snowboard companies in the United States by focusing on innovation over hype. Their market-leading aluminum snowboard bindings and aerospace engineering approach set them apart from brands that prioritize marketing over performance.

Ride's snowboard technology emphasizes lightweight durability, mobility, and response. Their snowboard boots and snowboard bindings are built for riders who demand reliable performance across all terrain. The brand has always been about making snowboarding accessible to everyone, which is why their gear works for beginners learning their first turns and pros pushing limits. Ride's team has included legends like Russell Winfield, Dale Rosberg, and Mikey LeBlanc, riders who helped define modern snowboarding.

FAQ

What is Ride Snowboards known for?
Ride is known for technical innovation and aerospace-grade engineering in their snowboards, boots, and bindings. They're one of the largest snowboard companies in America, famous for their market-leading aluminum bindings and lightweight, durable construction.
What products does Ride make?
Ride makes snowboards, snowboard boots, snowboard bindings, and snowboarding clothing and accessories. They also produce bags and outerwear, focusing on performance-oriented gear for all levels of riders.
How does Ride compare to other snowboard brands?
Ride stands out for their aerospace engineering approach and proprietary aluminum binding technology. While other brands focus on marketing, Ride emphasizes technical innovation and building gear that performs reliably across all terrain and skill levels.
What technology does Ride use in their snowboard gear?
Ride uses aerospace engineering principles to create lightweight yet durable snowboards, boots, and bindings. Their aluminum bindings are considered market-leading, and they focus on technologies that improve mobility, response, and overall performance on the mountain.
When was Ride founded and who started it?
Ride was founded in 1992 in Seattle, Washington by Roger Madison, James Salter, and Tim Pogue. The company grew to become one of America's largest snowboard companies by focusing on technical innovation and quality over flashy marketing.