Welcome to the world of Roxy, where women rip and design the boards that other women ride. It’s a new generation of riders, designers and a factory known as Mervin Manufacturing that builds them. Roxy caught me by surprise a couple years ago when I first stepped on a Roxy board and since [...]
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This review was done through Board Insiders and will be featured on their site as a review with video of me explaining the board and riding it. I’ll update this link to that when it goes live
Location: Stevens Pass, Washington
Snow Conditions: Snowing with powder on runs, some groomed areas on day 1 of testing [...]
The girls continue to shred on with Roxy in 09-10 with a binding line designed to various levels of female riders.The line continues with Torah’s pro model binding, the Eminence and also features the Team and Classic models. A new edition, the women’s Roxy Fastec is in the line featuring a reclining highback with auto [...]
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Shay: What is your job title?
Kyre: Snowboard Hardgoods Product Manager for Roxy
Shay: What was your first set up?
Kyre: Burton Elite 135 with the slot for a metal fin, of which I was convinced, would have helped me turn (while I was learning) if I would have just had one. Bindings were the crazy old four [...]
Roxy is that women’s snowboard company with the brand awareness name but also the toughness of building snowboards that stand out from that name. For women’s snowboarding, they have board sizes for small to large women, for the beginners to the advanced riders, from park to pipe to freeriding. With the craftsmanship of Mervin Manufacturing [...]
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2008-2009 Roxy Eminence BTX
Location: Loveland, Colorado
Snow Conditions: Snowing with hardpacked groomers to icy groomers to fresh snow on the runs.
Setup: I rode the Roxy Eminence BTX with Union Force SL bindings and my Vans Omni Focus size 8.
First Impression: I am riding a Roxy/GNU.
Size: 157cm/156cm…the board was labeled as 157cm and [...]
