Freestyle boards typically have a twin design, meaning that the nose and the tail of the board are the same size and shape. Of course, a helmet, goggles and gloves are necessary here as well.

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For groomer or park runs, a freestyle board is recommended. For off-piste adventures, you can use a powder board, but be aware your feet will always be facing forward and close to the ground.