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Multi-Density 3D thermal formed EVA padding with independent internal sliders that allow you to adjust the flex of your ankle strap on-the-fly. Limitless flex options, so whatever flex you want...you get!

The third and final Limited Edition DH2 Artist Series boards has made its debut! Check out the DH 2.3 artist, Shawn O'Keefe, complete with video and bio. The DH2 series features Ride's new LowRize™ rocker profile with LowRize™ specific sidecut, built to lock in landings and eliminate hook. This twin also combines our exclusive Membrain® top sheet, Pop Stixs™ and 85A Slimewalls® for a one of kind freestyle Ride ideal for going big. Click here to locate a DH2 Limited Retailer!

Rider's part from Ride's 2010 promo video - "Along For the Ride".Music:White Denim“Say What You Want”From the album FitsDowntown Records

Rider's part from Ride's 2010 promo video "Along for the Ride".The Sounds“Beatbox”From the album Crossing The RubiconOriginal Signal

Rider's part from Ride's 2010 promo video "Along for the Ride".Music:Hollywood Undead"Everywhere I Go"From the album Swan SongsA&M/Octone

Rider's part from Ride's 2010 promo video "Along for the Ride".Willie Isz“The Grussle”From the album GeorgiavaniaLex Records

Rider's part from Ride's 2010 promo video - "Along For the Ride".Music:White Denim“I Start To Run”From the album FitsDowntown Records

Rider's part from Ride's 2010 promo video "Along for the Ride".Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears“Sugarfoot”From the album Tell 'Em What Your Name Is!Lost Highway Records

Rider's part from Ride's 2010 promo video - "Along For the Ride".Mos Def“Quiet Dog”From the album The EcstaticDowntown Records

Rider's part from Ride's 2010 promo video - "Along For the Ride".Music from: So Many Dynamos“Glaciers”From the album The Loud WarsVagrant Records

Raised in Tacoma, Washington, Art Chantry worked in Seattle for nearly three decades. Over the years he managed to produce a body of work that, however unorthodox, still rivals some of the best graphic design in the world. With a slew of design awards under his belt, his work has made an impression on the world and has been exhibited by some of the most prestigious museums and galleries: the Louvre, The Smithsonian, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to name a few. In 1993 The Seattle Art Museum honored him with a one-man retrospective of his work and in the summer of 2003 PS1, in association with the Museum of Modern Art, did the same. His work has been published in hundreds of books and magazines and in 2001 Chronicle Books published the monograph of his work, Some People Can’t Surf, written by Julie Lasky. In fact, there is even a book about Chantry’s work published in China and written entirely in Chinese.

Ride Snowboards releases the first of three Artist Series boards, the DH 2.1, featuring artwork from the one and only, Michael J. Zepeda III. The DH 2.1 captures Michael's unparalleled signature style and elements that make it easy to see how he has become the noteworthy artist he is today. Originally from Carlsbad, California, Zepeda went to the Academy of Fine Arts University in San Francisco and currently works and lives in Costa Mesa, CA.Mike Z absorbs the diversity of his surroundings and regurgitates them in visual explosion of boiling energy with sawing dialogues that vibrate with a razor-edge accuracy...oh, and he can draw pretty good too. Click here to check out Michael’s video and bio page.The DH2.1 will hit select stores October 1st and is only available while supplies last. Visit www.ridesnowboards.com/dh2 for authorized retailers.Each DH2 board in the series features distinctive work from influential artists and include Ride's most innovative board technologies. Watch the countdown to see boards revealed, timed to drop 15 days prior to arrival at retail stores. Look for the DH 2.2 reveal on October 15th, available in stores November 1st, and the DH 2.3 reveal on November 15th, available in stores December 1st. Keep your eyes on the countdown at www.ridesnowboards.com/dh2, and be sure to check out the artist video, bio and full product details.The DH2 series features Ride's new LowRize™ rocker profile with LowRize™ specific sidecut, built to lock in landings and eliminate hook. This twin also combines our exclusive Membrain™ top sheet, Pop Stixs™ and 85A Slimewalls® for a one of kind freestyle Ride ideal for going big.

HighRize Rocker from Ride Snowboards. Only on the Slackcountry UL.

Membrain®ThinLight top sheets. Ultra thin, ultra smooth.Ride lightens the load with Membrain® top sheets. Weighing less than half of traditional top sheets, Membrain® maintains a smooth feel by infusing urethane into fabric. Along with pushing limits in the world of lightweight, this process also allows us to push the boundaries when it comes to graphics. By utilizing the textures and aesthetics associated with a variety of fabrics, Ride is able to achieve graphic tricks that are simply not possible with conventional printing techniques. Lightening the likes of the Society, Concept UL, Concept TMS, Yukon, Slackcountry, Crush, DH2, Compact & Canvas models.

School’s in, suckers! The Classroom Collaboration hits the slopes.After taking a long, hard look at other artistic collaborations across the industry, Ride’s designers took a step back and thought about the kind of collab they wanted on their ’09-’10 gear and decided to strike out in a new direction. Instead of teaming up with a hoity toity artist, Ride embarked on a collaborative project with Pam Neithercott’s third period art class at Denny Middle School (West Seattle, Wash.). Promoting both art and snowboarding within the local youth community, Ride sought out a nearby Seattle school with an art program in need and proudly donated funds for art supplies and provided an on-hill snowboard day for the kids.The on-hill field trip took place Monday, March 30th. The Ride in-house crew met up with 20 Denny students at their school, hopped on the charter bus and headed up to the Summit at Snoqualmie. The weather and temp made it ideal for these first-timers, and with a good ratio of students to seasoned shredders, the kids were on the lift and riding in no time.Special thanks go out to the Summit at Snoqualmie, Smith Optics and POW Gloves for their generosity and contributing to the success of the day. We have to also give props to the crew of in-house people that took time to teach and ride with the kids; all had a great time and your efforts made it possible. Last, but certainly not least, thanks to teachers, Pamela and Roxanna, and all the kids that participated, you guys are awesome and we hope to see you out there again soon!