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100 Words Every Snowboarder Should Know

June 3, 2026

100 Words Every Snowboarder Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. 50-50 slide straight on both feet
2. air time spent off the snow
3. avalanche sliding mass of snow
4. backcountry ungroomed area outside resort
5. base bottom surface of the board
6. beacon avalanche rescue transmitter
7. bevel angled edge setting
8. bindings devices attaching boots to board
9. bluebird sunny clear ski-day weather
10. boot snowboarding footwear
11. bowl wide natural snow basin
12. box wide feature for sliding
13. butter flat-ground press trick
14. cab switch frontside 360
15. camber arched board profile
16. carve turn smoothly on an edge
17. cat track flat connecting trail
18. catch an edge accidentally hook an edge
19. chute narrow steep passage
20. corduroy freshly groomed snow texture
21. cork off-axis inverted spin
22. cornice overhanging wind-built snow
23. directional board designed for one direction
24. double cork spin with two off-axis inversions
25. drop go off an edge
26. duck stance toes angled outward both ways
27. edge metal strip along the board
28. effective edge edge length contacting snow
29. face shot powder spray in the face
30. fall line downhill path of steepest descent
31. falling leaf basic side-slipping technique
32. flatspin off-axis horizontal spin
33. flex how stiff gear feels
34. flow smooth linked movement
35. frontside rotation facing downhill first
36. glades tree-spaced riding area
37. goggles protective snow eyewear
38. goofy right foot forward stance
39. grab hold the board in air
40. groomer machine-smoothed run
41. hardpack firm packed snow
42. heel edge edge under your heels
43. helmet protective headgear
44. highback rear support on a binding
45. ice hard slick snow surface
46. indy rear-hand toe-edge grab
47. jib ride rails and boxes
48. kicker jump built for airtime
49. knuckle rounded transition after landing
50. landing where a jump ends
51. line chosen path through terrain
52. lip top edge of a feature
53. lipslide boardslide entered past the feature
54. melon front-hand heel-edge grab
55. method classic stylish grab trick
56. mute grab between bindings on toe edge
57. nollie jump off the nose
58. nose front end of the board
59. nosepress press weight onto the nose
60. ollie jump using board flex
61. overshoot land beyond the ideal zone
62. park area with jumps and rails
63. pipe halfpipe terrain feature
64. powder soft fresh snow
65. press shift weight to nose or tail
66. probe pole for locating buried people
67. ptex base repair material
68. rail narrow feature for sliding
69. regular left foot forward stance
70. revert pivot to ride opposite stance
71. rocker reverse-camber board profile
72. rodeo spinning off-axis flip
73. send commit hard to a trick
74. setback bindings mounted toward the tail
75. shovel tool for digging snow
76. sidecut board’s curved edge shape
77. slackcountry sidecountry accessed from a resort
78. slush wet melting snow
79. stance foot position on the board
80. step-down jump landing lower than takeoff
81. step-up jump landing higher than takeoff
82. switch riding with opposite lead foot
83. tabletop jump with flat middle
84. tail back end of the board
85. tailpress press weight onto the tail
86. takeoff where a jump begins
87. tomahawk cartwheel violently downhill
88. traverse ride across a slope
89. tune maintain base and edges
90. tweak stylishly exaggerate a grab
91. twin symmetrical board shape
92. underflip flip with opposite spin direction
93. undershoot land short of the landing
94. wallride ride up a vertical wall
95. wash out lose edge and slide out
96. wax coating for base glide
97. whiteout near-zero visibility in snow
98. wildcat backflip variation in snowboarding
99. wind slab dense wind-deposited snow layer
100. yard sale crash scattering gear everywhere

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