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About Yes

YES Snowboards builds rider-driven snowboards from their Truckee, California headquarters. Founded in 2009 by pro riders David Carrier-Porcheron, Romain de Marchi, and JP Solberg, YES operates as a truly rider-owned company where the founders design and test every snowboard they put their names on. Their approach focuses on real-world performance over marketing trends, with innovations like the UnderBite edge technology coming directly from what works on the mountain.

YES snowboards are built for riders who demand authenticity and performance. The brand recently split from Nidecker Group to maintain their independence and rider-first philosophy. From freestyle-focused snowboards to all-mountain boards, each YES snowboard reflects input from their pro team and years of testing in Tahoe's demanding terrain. YES also collaborates with Now on snowboard bindings and Globe on snowboard shoes, extending their rider-driven approach across categories.

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What makes YES Snowboards different from other snowboard brands?

YES is truly rider-owned by pro snowboarders DCP, Romain de Marchi, and JP Solberg who design and test every board. They focus on real-world performance over trends and maintain complete independence from larger corporate groups.

What snowboard products does YES make?

YES specializes in snowboards for all riding styles, from freestyle to all-mountain boards. They also collaborate with Now on snowboard bindings and Globe on snowboard shoes, extending their rider-driven philosophy across categories.

What is YES UnderBite edge technology?

UnderBite is YES's signature edge innovation that improves the snowboard's grip and control. Like all YES innovations, it was developed through direct input from their pro rider founders based on what actually works on the mountain.

Who are the founders of YES Snowboards?

YES was founded in 2009 by three professional snowboarders: David Carrier-Porcheron (DCP), Romain de Marchi, and JP Solberg. These riders continue to own and operate the company while actively designing and testing products.

Why did YES split from Nidecker Group?

YES recently separated from Nidecker Group to maintain their independence and rider-first philosophy. This allows them to continue operating as a truly rider-owned company without corporate interference in their design and business decisions.

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