Growing up, loving everything there is to do with snowboarding, it always felt like such a score to find a collection of seemingly top secret photos of next years boards that had somehow made their way to the internet. Now with the power to share such top secret intel, it only feels right to put together a gallery showcasing what each brand is bringing to the table for next season.

The truth is, it's not that big of a secret. Between early catalogs, tradeshows, on snow demos, and some brand specific events that we attend, we're seeing this gear a lot and all over the place, it's possible you've already seen some of it at your local hill! So here it is, all in one place to keep your stoke levels up for the rest of this season and get you hyped for next season.

There's a lot of good stuff to look at here - new tech, throwback graphics, fresh color palettes, and much more. Check it out!

 

SALOMON:

Men's and Women's board lineups from Salomon look amazing.

The Huck Knife (left) always gets a sick graphic and the HPS - Louif Paradis (right) is just so clean.

The Dialogue Dual Boa (left) and Echo Dual Boa (right) are some of our favorites.

The District Pro (far left) is absolute fire and the Hologram (right) got a subtle but fresh highback update.

K2 SNOWBOARDING:

K2 absolutely killed it with the base graphics on their Landscape collection.

 

 

The Alchemist is K2's directional powerhouse. It is no stranger to slashing pow turns and knifing groomer carves all in the same day.

The Interlude Snow Show at Powder Mountain, UT was the perfect location to test the Alchemist (pictured above) in both soft snow and on firmer groomers.

The Antidote is a slightly directional board that has some power but maintains a snappy freestyle feel - very fun.

 

The Program is K2's new stiff and responsive binding option.

K2's new binding lineup has something for everyone in a clean and well-engineered design.

For women, the Path (left) is your more responsive binding and the Albany (right) has a more forgiving feel.

JONES:

The Hovercraft 2.0 is packed with new tech. Stringers under each foot made from recycled snowboards add strength and responsiveness. The 3D hull in the tail improves glide and turn initiation without sacrificing grip!

The Storm Wolf has been a go-to the past couple seasons, here you see it thriving in some Utah pow.

And here you see it doing its thing on a groomer.

YES:

Tons of hype around this board for next year - the Yes. Pyzel Sbbs (snowboards built by surfers).

The Standard plays it safe with some muted graphics while the Hello is a full on party.

RIDE:

Ride has some good throwback graphics tucked in here on the Kink in yellow as well as the Zero.

Brand new board for 23/24, the Deep Fake. Slightly directional all-mountain board with a section of titanal metal layered with urethane running the edge of the board improving dampening and responsiveness.

(left to right) The 92, Lasso Pro, Lasso

The Deep Fake is a charger on groomers and handles variable snow great, but it doesn't mind some powder here and there too.

The Compact and Cl-4 binding are a perfect match.

CAPITA:

Arthur Longo gets a pro model with the Aeronaut featuring his own artwork. Known for his lofty side hits the Aeronaut is a resort ripper with tons of pop and a go anywhere attitude.

The Mega Merc is a lighter, stiffer version of the Mercury that fast and aggressive riders will love.

Capita staples - the DOA (left) and Birds of A Feather (right).

UNION:

The Falcor gets some great updated color ways.

The Trilogy and Force are all new - still filling that go-to medium flex spot in the Union lineup with a redesign and some poppin' colors.

THIRTYTWO:

TM-2 Double Boa and STW Double Boa, TM-2 is more responsive with a denser liner while STW caters towards the intermediate rider with a softer feel.

LIB TECH:

The Lib Rig is Austen Sweetin's new pro model. We were able to check it out at Interlude in UT.

Three bangers from Lib Tech - Lib Rig, Golden Orca, and the T. Rice Pro

BURTON:

Burton continues to build on their impressive fleet of boards with some graphic updates and some new models all together.

The Deep Thinker is a weapon all over the mountain. The Family Tree line is used to experiment with some new shapes and there are some killer ones for 23/24.

SPARK R&D:

Spark R&D dominates in the splitboard space and their bindings intuitive and user friendly design explains why.

KEMPER & WHITESPACE:

Kemper keeping the retro vibes going and Shaun White's brand Whitespace is coming onto the scene.

ARBOR & CARDIFF:

Arbor has woodgrain on lock and Cardiff is crushing it with their solid and split offering. Every board Cardiff makes as a solid, is also made as a splitboard.

BATALEON & ROME:

Bataleon's 3D base tech sets them apart from almost any other board brand and Rome is looking very punk rock for 23/24.