2025 Ride Zero Jr Kids Snowboard
The Zero Jr. From Ride is a park-oriented twin built to handle whatever your little shredder can throw at it. Whether they are sending it in the park or just charging down the groomers this board has enough spring-loaded pop and stability to progress them to the next level.
Why we like it:
Built with a more mellow flex, the Zero Jr. Is easy enough to maneuver at slower speeds but has the camber you need for stability and edge hold. The twin shape makes it easy to ride and land switch and the full camber profile provides tons of spring-loaded energy to launch bigger ollies.
Who it's for:
The Zero Jr. Would be ideal for intermediate to advanced kids who are looking to hone their skills in the park of just rail turns down groomers. Built with enough camber to give you the stability and edge hold you need for hard packed east coast groomers.
Highlights:
The twin shape on the Zero Jr. not only makes this a great option in the park but also makes it easy to ride and land switch. The full camber profile and double impact plates underfoot gives it great stability and edge hold and makes for a smooth damp ride.
Things to consider:
The full camber profile on the Zero Jr. provides good stability but makes it easier to catch an edge and fall if you are just starting out. The twin shape and zero taper in the tail can lack some floatation in deep snow that you would get with a fully rockered board.
Fit & sizing considerations:
The Zero Jr. From Ride runs true to size but only comes in a 135, 142, and 147cm.
The Zero Jr. From Ride is a park-oriented twin built to handle whatever your little shredder can throw at it. Whether they are sending it in the park or just charging down the groomers this board has enough spring-loaded pop and stability to progress them to the next level.
Why we like it:
Built with a more mellow flex, the Zero Jr. Is easy enough to maneuver at slower speeds but has the camber you need for stability and edge hold. The twin shape makes it easy to ride and land switch and the full camber profile provides tons of spring-loaded energy to launch bigger ollies.
Who it's for:
The Zero Jr. Would be ideal for intermediate to advanced kids who are looking to hone their skills in the park of just rail turns down groomers. Built with enough camber to give you the stability and edge hold you need for hard packed east coast groomers.
Highlights:
The twin shape on the Zero Jr. not only makes this a great option in the park but also makes it easy to ride and land switch. The full camber profile and double impact plates underfoot gives it great stability and edge hold and makes for a smooth damp ride.
Things to consider:
The full camber profile on the Zero Jr. provides good stability but makes it easier to catch an edge and fall if you are just starting out. The twin shape and zero taper in the tail can lack some floatation in deep snow that you would get with a fully rockered board.
Fit & sizing considerations:
The Zero Jr. From Ride runs true to size but only comes in a 135, 142, and 147cm.
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The Zero Jr. From Ride is a park-oriented twin built to handle whatever your little shredder can throw at it. Whether they are sending it in the park or just charging down the groomers this board has enough spring-loaded pop and stability to progress them to the next level.
Why we like it:
Built with a more mellow flex, the Zero Jr. Is easy enough to maneuver at slower speeds but has the camber you need for stability and edge hold. The twin shape makes it easy to ride and land switch and the full camber profile provides tons of spring-loaded energy to launch bigger ollies.
Who it's for:
The Zero Jr. Would be ideal for intermediate to advanced kids who are looking to hone their skills in the park of just rail turns down groomers. Built with enough camber to give you the stability and edge hold you need for hard packed east coast groomers.
Highlights:
The twin shape on the Zero Jr. not only makes this a great option in the park but also makes it easy to ride and land switch. The full camber profile and double impact plates underfoot gives it great stability and edge hold and makes for a smooth damp ride.
Things to consider:
The full camber profile on the Zero Jr. provides good stability but makes it easier to catch an edge and fall if you are just starting out. The twin shape and zero taper in the tail can lack some floatation in deep snow that you would get with a fully rockered board.
Fit & sizing considerations:
The Zero Jr. From Ride runs true to size but only comes in a 135, 142, and 147cm.
