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Specs & Features Ideal For: All-Mountain, Freeride Skill Level: Intermediate to Expert Flex: 7/10, Twin Profile: Camber and Flying V Shape: Directional Base: Sintered WFO Things we like: It truly shreds all over the mountain The traditional camber profile lets users flow from edge to edge exceptionally Riding switch feels good, even with the directional shape Despite the Feelgoods mid-rank in powder and park, it seems to hold its own just fine The snowboards technology elevates the Feelgood to a futuristic shredding machine Visually and texturally appealing snowboard Things we don't like: Not the best choice for beginners Pricey (but worth it) Where to buy Burton Feelgood Snowboard: Burton Where to buy Burton Pow Wrench Split: Burton.com A playful shorty for all your powder wants and desires, the Pow Wrench Flat Top Splitboard is here for all of your deep snow adventures out of bounds

With Prolink Auto bindings already mounted and no need for wax, you can whip these babies out of the package and hit the trials right away

emergency How we tested Best overall: Fenix PD35 The brightest: STANLEY FATMAX Other finalists we tested The bottom line How we selected finalists to test Flashlights, also referred to as torches outside the U.S., perform one simple task providing light

Shape, Profile and Sidecut Like many all-mountain snowboards, the Custom runs with a twin outline, but its 12.5mm setback shifts your weight down towards the tail offering more float in the deep snow and stability on hardpack

At $10 you can buy a few and use them as backups

The flashlight worked for me right out of the package, so it does come already with a charge, at least to some degree