13 Best Park Features For Snowboard Tricks

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In this video I features thirteen park features from the last year of snowboarding that stand out to me. These features are great for progressing with snowboard tricks and each offer unique benefits to progressing. It would be great to hear from you in the comment section to rank these thirteen features from best to worst. For more snowboarding trick videos like this video and subscribe the the channel. In this next video I talk about ten snowboard tricks you can do outside of the terrain park. Thanks for watching!

[woahaintthatfancy]

I’ve been an instructor for 5 seasons and I still have a soft spot for rollers, they’re so fun no matter your skill level

[gavinbander]

I finally started snowboarding right at the end of the season and can’t wait until next year. thanks for the tips!

[SnowboardProCamp]

My 10 Best to Worst: 1 Medium Jump Line, 2 Medium Tube, 3 Small Tube, 4 Quarterpipe, 5 Gap to Box, 6 Small Tube, 7 Small Jump line, 8 Hip Jump, 9 Down Rail, 10 Medium Box. What's Your 10?

[deluxehd]

04:10: The guy in the background was really going for that b3

[KingAceto]

Hey Kevin I would just like to say thank you, I watched you beginner snowboard videos back in like 2014 and you taught me how to snowboard, I’ve never taken a lesson, I would just watch your videos so thank you

[iaincunningham]

My favorite terrain park feature has been the square rail. It’s small and low to the ground and I’m using it to progress towards to the mythical circular rail..

[caitlinleanna]

I started learning 180 on 180 off on the dance floor box before stepping them up to the medium box, then adding in presses and other variations. Favorite feature of all time has to be big quarter pipes (20'+) with big log sticking out the top

[johnturcotte]

1. Medium battleship rail. (preferably with side entrance options)
2. A well made small jump (fairly steep take off and landing with a small gap allowing for a variety of air times)
3. small tube down, street entrance
4. Hip jump
5. pole jam
6. small wall ride
7. side hit with a good run in
8. Large tube flat
9. rollers
10. small tube on top of a quarter pipe

[georgel]

Hips are also great for learning miller flips and 360s because they're very forgiving on rotation

[lj_t]

Kevin, love your vids best snowboarding channel on YouTube!

[Monkseal]

Something I hope to reach one day. Still a beginner. Only have 2 seasons under my belt. I got my Burton Step On bindings and boots, but have to wait till next season to try. My brother (got me started in snowboarding) and I were in Rusutsu the week before you guys arrived. I had big fun on the beginner slope over there.

[boardingurban]

There's no bad feature. Just bad approach. All features are fun. Some are just easier to butt slide 😝

[chuck__van]

Great video Kevin, this has got me hyped for some progression this year. Cant wait for the next one.

[XXhouchXX]

I'm surprised you didn't have up sloped rails and boxes, they're pretty much the only thing I can do slides and presses to grabs and 270 outs. Also rainbows and handrails with stairs are my favourite

[darcymckenna]

Love the videos thanks, Kevin. KEEP THEM COMING!!

[eliasjaquin]

I really like rollers, seeing your footage made me miss Bear

[soccerlover]

Great vid! Giving me some cool trick ideas for next season!

[talanius]

Big Bear, my home park, love & hate relationship lol!

[toony_grant]

nothing beats a good old edgecut to taco on a Down flat Down rail

[beeseumz]

I'm pretty new to rails so I have no opinion on those yet. But Rainbow and Curved boxes are probably my favorite!