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Ride Twinpig

By PTO Ski Team, Based on manufacturer data, industry tests, and rider feedback · Multiple on-snow sessions on this board · Various test sites

GroomersJibbingJumpsVersati.Skill L.Powder
Groomers
Jibbing
Jumps
Versatility
Skill Level
Powder

The take

The Warpig's short-and-wide magic in a true twin — park-focused volume shifting that rides switch as well as regular.

The Twinpig takes Ride's volume-shifted Pig concept and wraps it in a true twin shape for freestyle. Blunted tips, a wider-than-expected waist, and symmetrical geometry mean it rides identically in both directions. The Twin Standard Camber — traditional camber between the feet with early rise at the tips — gives it genuine pop for ollies and off lips while keeping landings forgiving.

The Asymmetrical Quadratic Sidecut is a real differentiator: the heelside radius is tighter than the toeside, making heel-edge turns feel more natural. You notice it most on butters and carves where the heel edge usually feels vague. On groomers it holds an edge better than you'd expect from a freestyle board, and in powder the wide shape provides surprising float for a twin.

The honest knock: the Twinpig runs heavier than expected for its length, and the flex isn't as whippy as dedicated jib sticks like the Burton Kilroy or Capita Horrorscope. But that extra substance means it handles all-mountain terrain with more confidence than most park twins. Size down 3-6cm from your traditional twin size.

Bindings we'd pair with it

Mount point: 2x4 insert pattern. Our pick: Union Force.