Top Ten Snowboards 2013/14

Board of the year
Arbor Element RX
£550
The Element RX is the Swiss Army Knife of the Arbor range, a true go-anywhere, do-anything piece.
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Best women’s budget/beginners board
K2 Bright Lite
£300
If you're getting to grips with powder, the park is starting to appeal but you're still getting used to riding at high speeds, a board like the Bright Lite could be that vital stepping stone to help you progress.
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Best budget/beginners board
Gnu Carbon Credit
£365
If performance is your forte but cash isn't, this could be the plank for you. The Gnu Carbon Credit is suitable for beginners but it is also great for those with a few seasons on the waistline.
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Best all-mountain
Burton Custom Flying V
£470
The legendary Custom Flying V is the board by which other all mountain boards are measured. 
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Best Women’s All Mountain
Roxy Ally BTX
£375
The Ally BTX is a stylish performance enhancing board for the discerning lady-boarder.
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Best freestyle board
Ride Buck Up
£440
When top ride pro Seb Toots is at the drawing board, you know you're dealing with a high performance tool.
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Best women’s freestyle board
Ride OMG
£400
The OMG is a top end all mountain freestyle board that will help progress all aspects of your freestyle snowboarding.
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Best newcomer
Capita DOA
£380
The Defenders of Awesome FK is Capita's next generation Hybrid Camber snowboard for riders that want the ultimate do it all weapon, whether catching the first lift and scoring pristine pistes, or scoring epic powder runs and lapping the parks on the way home.
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Best freeride
Burton Sherlock
£430
Got a penchant for off piste? Meet your new problem solving all-mountain intellectual sidekick.
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Best for kids
Lib Tech Ripper
£300
The Lib Tech Ripper is the youthful version of the classic Skate Banana, itself an award winner.
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