Since 1996, Flow has been in the game of snowboarding with boards for a range of snowboarders. In 10-11 they continue to offer their sick lineup to riders wanting boards for powder, park, pipe, freeriding or just learning how to ride.
For 10-11 Flow offers a variety of board options depending on your riding style. Their [...]
What started out as a binding company has grown to become the number two binding company around the world. Flow has now become a triple threat with snowboards, boots and bindings to compliment each rider on their journey in the mountains. After 10 years of doing their designs, its no surprise that other companies now [...]
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Location: Keystone, Colorado
Snow Conditions: Overcast/Bluebird with hardpacked groomers to a mixture of conditions. It was day 3 of demos and the Flow Era was the 2nd to last board of the day.
Setup: I rode the Flow Era with Flow NXT-ATSE’s and my Rome Vamps size 8.
First Impression: Flow’s park reverse camber board is definitely park [...]
Shay: Tell us a little bit about yourself
Eric: I’m 36-ish years old, married to my daughter’s mom, grew up outside of Seattle, fluent in under 2 languages and I shred the gnar.
Shay: What is your job title?
Eric: Snowboard Product Line Manager/ Valet/ Barista/ Diaper Changer.
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Location: Keystone, Colorado
Snow Conditions: Overcast/Bluebird with hardpacked groomers to a mixture of conditions.
Setup: I rode the Flow NXT-ATSE’s with the Flow Era and my Rome Vamp size 8 boots.
Time to set up the binding: Longer than average to make sure the bindings were adjusted to my boot and set up properly. With Flows you really [...]
Location: Steamboat, CO; Breckenridge, CO
Snow Conditions: Bluebird to overcast skies with hardpacked to slushy groomers.
Setup: I rode the Flow Team with Union Forces and my Rome Vamps size 8.
First Impression: Light poppy and a pipe riders dream
Size: 157cm
Weight: lighter than average
Flex: The Team is on the stiffer side longitudinally and torsionally, the carbon stringers give [...]
Flow continues with their triple threat of Flow products for snowboarding and since 2002 they continue to create snowboards for the most aggressive pipe riders to riders just hitting the slopes.
For 2009-2010, Flow introduces their version of reverse cambers with the I-rock and Pow-rock. The I-rock will be featured on the men’s era and [...]
