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Riding Style All Mountain
Riding Level Beginner - Advanced
Fits Boot size (US) 8-10, 10-12, > 12
Manufactured in
Shape Directional
Camber Profile Continuous Rocker
Stance Centered
Approx. Weight Feels Normal
Split No
Powder Good
Base Glide
Carving Average
Speed Average
Uneven Terrain Good
Switch Good
Jumps Average
Jibbing Good
Pipe Average
On Snow Feel

Semi-Stable

Turn Initiation

Medium/Fast

Skidded Turns

Semi-Easy

Flex

Medium

Buttering

Semi-Easy

Edge Hold

Medium Snow

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Flow Drifter 2013 - 2012 Review by The Good Ride

The Flow Drifter is an interesting board for those that like powder but also want to ride when it’s not dumping.  It’s a continuous rocker that is not too loose between the feet with a directional shape and set back stance.  This makes it really easy and fun in powder if you like to ride one direction. This borderline excellent ride in powder is probably the Drifter’s best quality.  After that, it’s fun on groomed runs and not terribly difficult to butter if you want to take a mellow to moderately aggressive all mountain freestyle approach to groomers.  Carving isn’t ideal but it’s not bad for a continuous rocker snowboard.  There is nothing terrible about the Drifter but nothing exceptional either.  It’s one of those boards that can do everything average to good and give a predictable and smooth ride.

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Flow Drifter User Reviews

Flow Drifter Review And Buying Advice SKU UPC Model

2013 Flow Drifter 163W

Mar 20, 2014 by Max
Ability Level: Beginner • 
Riding Style: Regular • 
Days You Ride A Year: 4 times week 

I purchased this board to get myself out of the rental group that was is provided by our local ski resort. I must say that I have excelled at learning to snowboard by purchasing the Drifter. It handles hard pack and powder very well. Its a great cruising board if you just want to slash the runs.

Very responsive under your feet.


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