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Brand atlas / official sources

Know the
scene.

A regional map of official manufacturers—not a ranking. Find the category you need, then fit or demo before joining anyone’s brand camp.

41 brands / 6 regions
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Global brand directory / official sites

Browse by roots. Compare by purpose.

Region describes a brand’s roots or operating identity, not necessarily its current owner or manufacturing country.

NA—01

USA

The established North American names

Large board systems, rider-led labels and technical outerwear seen across most global shops.
13 brands
NA—02

Canada

Built around British Columbia terrain

Vancouver and Whistler makers with a strong custom-board and freeride tradition.
3 brands
EU—03

Europe

Alpine shapes and specialist hardware

Swiss, French, German, Dutch and Austrian brands spanning carving, freeride and boot design.
8 brands
AP—04

Japan

Carving, ground tricks and snow-surf shapes

A deep domestic scene ranging from carbon construction to technical carving and powder-specific boards.
11 brands
AP—05

Korea

Snowboard outerwear with its own silhouette

Rider-facing labels known for technical shells, wide fits and the Korean snow-and-street crossover.
5 brands
AP—06

China

An emerging home market

A young domestic snowboard industry growing alongside China’s expanding resort and freestyle scene.
1 brands

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