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Drift Boards vs. Splitboards: Pros and Cons
Many of our customers face this debate once they decide to go beyond the chairlift and earn their own turns. Sure you can just climb up the hill in your...
Which Drift Boards should I choose?
Over the years our product line has expanded to include three different Drift board models. Which one should you choose? read on to get the details: Carbon Drift board The...
Where are the metal edges?!
We get asked about metal edges regularly. Since skis and snowboards need metal edges, it seems only natural to expect Drift boards to have them. While they would very easy to add...
Why you'll never want to use snowshoes again
While splitboards are currently the most widely accepted method of uphill travel for backcountry snowboarders, there are a lot of people out there using snowshoes to move through snow, whether...
The Drift Board Story
Drift began with three friends trying to create an affordable, efficient way to snowboard and powsurf in the backcountry. We weren't satisfied with splitboards and saw an opportunity for a...
Ride your quiver with our favorite powder boards of 2022-23
It's not secret that one of our favorite benefits of Drift boards is the ability to ride any snowboard in the backcountry. There are have never been more amazing boards...
Available now: Drift stand-alone binding and crampons
For the first time, you can now buy the Drift binding separate from the Drift boards. For those with older alloy bindings, our newer composite bindings are light, strong, and compatible...
Earn your turns: How to get started in the backcountry Part 1
Drift was born purely out of our love for snowboarding and the sense of peace, solitude, and accomplishment that comes with earning your own turns. While we've always loved riding...
Why Drift boards?
1st Carbon Prototype
Thoughts from the founder on Drifts and why they where made.
Drift is a finalist for the Outdoor Innovation Awards
Drift is proud to be apart of the Outdoor Retailer Innovation Awards.
Finalist Announcement
The Inertia reviews Drift boards
Joe Carberry, an editor for the Inertia, reached out to us after the kickstarter campaign funded. He wanted to take a Drift set out and put it through the paces....