YES. Standard Snowboard 2024

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REVIEWED BY: Garrett Finn

The Yes Standard is built for the hard charger who likes going fast but wants a playful feel in the nose and tail of their board. The board is built with a ton of beef towards the center of the board, and it becomes playful as you get to the ends. This construction makes it an aggressive board that can get down with some more playful riding sometimes. It's definitely on the stiffer end of the spectrum for all-mountain twin boards. The stiffness underfoot and toward the center of the board provides plenty of stability and allows this board to rip hardpack. Fast carver runs are a blast. The board softens up toward the tip and tail, so it feels a little bit looser when you're trying to maneuver those parts of the board. This makes it feel really energetic when you get it into some tight terrain or in the park. Keep in mind, this isn't a jibby park board, it's an aggressive all-mountain board with freestyle capabilities. If you want a similar board that's more geared toward a playful style, the Standard's little bro, the Yes Basic is a really dope option. 

Sintered base is the most durable kind for riders who cant stay off the rails or for speed demons it can hit 0-60mph faster than they think. It's a well-balanced board, has tons of energy, and underbite gets you on edge on all kinds of snow. The board is already built wider, and Yes dropped in Slamback inserts to set your bindings back on your next pow day. The Yes Standard sets a lot of standards, one of which is extreme versatility. This is your new standard if you're looking for a twin shape that's just as happy in soft snow as it is in the park. 

Who is this board for? All-mountain rippers who want a stiff board that can handle everything

Who isn't this board for? Beginners and jibby park rats who spend most of their time in a manual. 

Tested by

Mitch Carlin

Neil Soucy