FIND YOUR WIRED
FIND THE RIGHT BOARD SIZE.
Start with your height and weight, then refine the recommendation for how and where you ride.
01 / YOUR SETUP
FIND YOUR STARTING SIZE.
Weight is the primary sizing input. Height, riding style and boot size refine the recommendation.
Use this as a starting point, then check the specific board's size chart and your preferred ride feel.
02 / YOUR SIZE
Recommended starting point
156 CM
154–158 CM RANGE
RIDE FEEL
Balanced all-mountain setup
WIDTH
Regular width should work
SHORTER / LONGER
Shorter = quicker. Longer = more stable and more float.
03 / WIRED MATCHES
YOUR 2026-27 SHORTLIST.
Recommended sizes and direct links to the 2026-27 Wired lineup.
SIZE GUIDE
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU RIDE?
Sizing is a starting point. Your weight, boots, terrain and preferred ride feel all matter.
How does the size calculator work?
The calculator starts with your height and weight, then adjusts the recommendation for your riding style. Weight is the most important starting point, while height helps refine the result.
Why does boot size matter?
Boot size helps determine whether you need a regular or wide snowboard. The goal is a small amount of boot overhang for leverage without excessive toe or heel drag.
Should I size down for park and freestyle?
A slightly shorter board generally feels quicker and easier to spin or press. The calculator trims the recommendation for park riding while keeping freestyle close to the balanced starting size.
Should I size up for freeride or powder?
A little more length can add stability and float. The calculator adds length for freeride, powder and splitboard riding, then matches that target to available Wired sizes.
What if I am between two sizes?
Choose the shorter option for a quicker, more playful ride. Choose the longer option for more stability, edge hold and float. Both can be valid depending on how you like to ride.
When should I choose a wide snowboard?
Riders around US men's size 11 and above should strongly consider a wide board. Around size 10.5, compare your boot length with the board's waist width and your binding setup.
Is the calculator exact?
No. It is a starting point. Board shape, flex, effective edge, rider preference and the specific model's recommended weight range can all affect the best final choice.
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CONTACT WIRED.
Need help choosing a snowboard, planning a custom build or checking an order? Send the Wired team a message below.
Email
rob@wiredsnowboards.com
Factory
Vancouver, BC, Canada
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