Stepchild Snowboards 2010-2011

May 26th, 2010

Snowboarding was meant to be enjoyed and it’s no surprise that Stepchild follows through with enjoying snowboarding, good quality snowboards and keeping it real.  Stepchild added a couple new boards to the line  which includes more reverse camber models in a variety of low to high price ranges.

Joe Sexton received a pro model and guest pro Scotty Wittlake received a board in the line up for 10-11.  The women’s PMS board will surely cause women to gasp and men to faint at the sight of a red filled river and tampon riding stepchild.

Stepchild Chi Borg

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Stepchild Simon Chamberlain

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Stepchild Joe Sexton

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Stepchild Latchkey

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Stepchild Jibstick

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Stepchild Jibstick Slim

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Stepchild Expat

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Stepchild Salary Man

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Stepchild Headless Horseman

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Stepchild JP Walker

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Stepchild OG Powder

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Stepchild Whale Cock

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Stepchild Scotty Wittlake

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Stepchild Street Recession

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Stepchild PMS (Women’s)

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Stepchild Puke (Kids)

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3 Responses to “Stepchild Snowboards 2010-2011”

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  2. JT Says:

    Nice! I love that ExPat.. gonna have to try to find that this season!

  3. Curtis Says:

    Hey Shay,

    I’ve been riding a skate banana for the past two seasons and want something different. I like my board, I’m just sick of everyone else having one. I want something similar in feel to my skate banana, maybe slightly stiffer. I was looking into stepchild, capita, and arbor. I’m an instructor and park manager at my local hill so I’m riding 3-5 days a week-durability is a must. I’d say I ride about 50-65% in the park, and the rest is freeriding. Any and all advice would be really helpful.

    Thanks,
    Curtis

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