Supreme x Ride Shadowban Snowboard
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Ride Snowboards
Shadowban Snowboard
About the original
The Ride Shadowban is a directional-twin all-mountain snowboard with a standard-camber profile, a Performance Core of aspen, bamboo, and paulownia, and Carbon Array 3 reinforcement that runs at the contact points for edge response without stiffening the flex pattern. Ride Snowboards was founded in Preston, Washington in 1992 and is now part of K2 Sports' winter hardgoods portfolio. The Shadowban runs a quadratic sidecut and a Stone-Ground 4000 sintered base for wax retention, with a 20mm setback stance for park and powder versatility. The Supreme version was released in 151, 154, and 157 cm lengths with a custom topsheet graphic replacing Ride's stock art.
About Ride Snowboards
Ride Snowboards is an American snowboard manufacturer founded in 1992 by Roger Madison, James Salter, and Tim Pogue in Redmond, Washington. The company launched with four board models and became the first snowboard brand to go public on the NASDAQ in May 1994, then relocated to Preston, Washington in 1995, where it introduced the Preston binding line. Ride was acquired by K2 Sports in 2007 and now sits alongside K2 Snowboarding within the same Seattle-area portfolio. The catalog covers all-mountain decks, freestyle boards, bindings, and boots. Supreme collaborated with Ride Snowboards on a co-branded snowboard deck.
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