Redefining Backcountry Travel
Call it an approach ski. Or the modern snowshoe. Either way, Drift boards are an entirely new creature, combining the best elements of touring skis and snowshoes to create an ultra-efficient tool for traveling through snow. Learn more.
Don't Stop Snowboarding
In an effort to keep hopes up, we would like to help keep snowboarders riding.
Email info@drift-products.com with proof of a season pass or ski tickets to a ski-resort that is shut down and get a code for $70 off Drift boards.
Introducing The Oxygen Drift Boards!
The new Oxygen Drift board was designed for those looking to find some pow without spending quite as much cash. Made from glass fiber instead of carbon, they are the same size as our carbon boards, with the exact same skin and the same style of binding (molded composite instead of CNC aluminum). The Oxygen boards include a bit more flex and weight than the carbon version and feature a very cool transparent top sheet that shows the natural wood core. Get yours!
Drift X Mine 77
Check out our recent collaboration with Mine 77, the personal brand of Jake Burton Carpenter, snowboarding pioneer and founder of Burton Snowboards.
Here's what Jake had to say about Drift boards:
"Back before snowboarders were allowed on lifts, it was just you, your friends, and plenty of powder. That’s the soul of this sport for me, and in many ways, nothing’s changed. To this day, some of my best turns were the ones I earned and, in my opinion, these approach “skeez” we designed with Drift are the best way up the mountain. On the climb, they function like a splitboard with grippy skins on the bottom, a binding that hinges at the toe, and heel elevators to keep you level and comfortable. When it’s time to ride, you can jump right into your powder board of choice with your favorite boots. Strap the skeez right to your pack—they’re so light you won’t even notice. Any board carry straps will do but check out the skee-carry system I designed on the Mine77 Touring Pack—it carries them perfectly. Oh, and don’t make the same mistake as me—get yourself some good collapsible poles."
-Jake, October 2019
