United Shapes Snowboards & Splitboards

A good shape changes how you see a run. Lay into a groomer, take the tighter line through the trees, or head out for turns beyond the lifts. Our 2026/27 United Shapes lineup covers directional freeride snowboards, all-mountain boards, and backcountry splitboards, with a different reason to reach for each one.

Which United Shapes Board Fits Your Riding?

  • Cadet — committed freeride. A stiff directional board with traditional camber and an early-rise nose. For riders who want support when they push a turn.
  • Horizon — everyday all-mountain. Camber underfoot with subtle early rise at the tip and tail. The choice for mixed snow, groomer laps, and a little freestyle along the way.
  • Deep Reach — powder with range. A wider platform, tapered tail, and early-rise nose bring float without giving up camber for firmer snow. Choose the solid snowboard for resort days or the splitboard for touring.
  • Covert — a playful approach to touring. A directional splitboard with camber, an early-rise nose, and a freestyle-inspired kick-tail for riders who see more than one way down.

United Shapes at 7B Boardshop

Here in Sandpoint, a snowboard has to make sense beyond its spec sheet. That's what we like about this selection: clear differences in shape and feel, whether you're choosing a daily board for Schweitzer or a splitboard for the Selkirks. Start with the terrain you ride and the response you want, then dial in the model and size.