Your info
Use weight first. The other inputs refine feel, scale, and width.
01 · Choose the ride
Changes where you sit in the valid rangeWeight drives board flex and is the strongest generic sizing signal.
Example 165 lb is prefilled. Replace it with your weight.
Add height, boots or special sizingOptional
Special sizingYouth, volume-shifted, splitboard
Used only to check whether the weight range looks unusual for your height.
Screens waist width only. Exact outsole and binding fit vary.
Your recommended snowboard length
See your usable range, first comparison, and shorter/longer trade-off on one scale.
Your starting range
Enter your weight
One input gives a source-backed shopping range.
The complete chart remains available below.
Showing your last valid result while this input is corrected.
Board silhouettes use the same centimeter scale. Add height to scale the rider; the silhouette stays neutral until then.
Compare feel
Shorter, balanced, or more stable
The evidence range stays fixed. Only the starting point moves within it.
- Broad source range
- Sizes to compare
- Starting size
- Height cross-check
Board width
Add boot size to screen board width
Length can fit while the board is still too narrow or too wide for your boots.
- Weight evidence
- Waiting for input
- Rider type
- —
- Ride preference
- Balanced
- Height check
- Not added
Enter weight to start.
Calculated in your browser. Measurements are not saved or sent anywhere.
Before buying: open the exact board's size chart. Its rider-weight and boot guidance outranks this generic result.
Understand the shape
See what snowboard size numbers actually describe
Length changes ride feel. Width must match the boot. Shape measurements explain why two boards with the same length can still fit differently.
Board anatomy
Top view and base measurements
Overall length is the published size. Effective edge is the part of the edge that engages the snow.
Width matters too
Match board waist to boot size
Add boot size above to highlight a shopping category. Final fit still depends on the exact boot, binding, and board.
03 · Found a board?
Check this snowboard before you buy
Enter the product-page specs. The maker's published rider range is the strongest check.
Overall check
Add a rider result and board length
- ?Length: UnknownEnter your weight and the board length.
- ?Width: UnknownAdd boot size and board waist width.
- ?Maker range: UnknownCopy the rider range from the product page.
If checks disagree, follow the maker's rider-weight and boot-size table.
04 · Complete reference
Snowboard length charts by weight and height
Use weight first. Height is a secondary check. These broad ranges help you shortlist sizes; they do not replace the exact board chart.
Snowboard size by rider weight
Exact source rows
| Rider weight | Metric | Board length | Match |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40–60 lb | 18–27 kg | 90–110 cm | |
| 50–70 lb | 23–32 kg | 100–120 cm | |
| 60–80 lb | 27–36 kg | 110–130 cm | |
| 70–90 lb | 32–41 kg | 115–135 cm | |
| 80–100 lb | 36–45 kg | 120–142 cm | |
| 90–110 lb | 41–50 kg | 125–145 cm | |
| 100–120 lb | 45–54 kg | 132–148 cm | |
| 110–130 lb | 50–59 kg | 138–152 cm | |
| 120–140 lb | 54–63 kg | 140–155 cm | |
| 130–150 lb | 59–68 kg | 142–158 cm | |
| 140–160 lb | 63–73 kg | 145–160 cm | |
| 150–170 lb | 68–77 kg | 148–162 cm | |
| 160–185 lb | 73–84 kg | 150–162 cm | |
| 170–195 lb | 77–88 kg | 152–164 cm | |
| 180–210 lb | 82–95 kg | 155–166 cm | |
| 190–220 lb | 86–100 kg | 158–168 cm | |
| 220–260 lb | 100–118 kg | 160–170 cm |
Snowboard size by rider height
| Rider height | Metric | Board length |
|---|---|---|
| 4'0" | 122 cm | 100–120 cm |
| 4'4" | 132 cm | 115–135 cm |
| 4'8" | 142 cm | 125–145 cm |
| 4'10" | 147 cm | 132–148 cm |
| 5'0" | 152 cm | 138–152 cm |
| 5'2" | 158 cm | 140–155 cm |
| 5'4" | 163 cm | 142–158 cm |
| 5'6" | 168 cm | 145–160 cm |
| 5'8" | 173 cm | 148–162 cm |
| 5'10" | 178 cm | 150–162 cm |
| 6'0" | 183 cm | 152–164 cm |
| 6'2" | 188 cm | 155–166 cm |
| 6'4" | 193 cm | 158 cm and up |