Your own snowboard. A dedicated training spot. SnowGrid’s interlocking tiles create a sliding surface for butters, presses, spins and flatground practice — without waiting for winter.
Build a setup for your space, repeat individual movements and work towards linking them together.
Real snowboard movements. More time to practise.
Work on board control, balance and trick combinations at home, in the garden or in a suitable training space. Leave enough clearance around and above you for every movement.
Nose and tail presses
180s, 360s and butter combinations
Ollies and small flatground tricks within your ability and available space
Start with individual movements, repeat them and gradually link them together. SnowGrid is a training surface, not a protective landing mat.
TWO COMPLETE SETUPS
Choose your SnowGrid.
Both setups use the same 20 × 20 cm tiles. Choose for your available space, snowboard length and the movements you want to practise.
Starter 140
140 × 140 cm · 49 tiles · 1.96 m²
A compact setup for smaller spaces and focused ground-trick practice. Check your board length and allow enough room for your intended movements.
Full Size 200
200 × 200 cm · 100 tiles · 4 m²
The recommended starting point for most adult snowboard setups. More than twice the surface area of Starter, with more room for rotations, combinations and full-size boards.
MODULAR BY DESIGN
Start here. Expand later.
Every 20 × 20 cm module connects with the surrounding tiles. Extend your training area, change its layout or replace one section instead of the whole mat.
Expansion pack: 10 additional tiles
Single Tile: one replacement or expansion tile
Tile height: 3.5 cm / 35 mm
Material: RDS · colour: white
Expansion packs and single tiles extend an existing SnowGrid installation. They are not complete training areas.
Choose your training spot.
Indoors or outdoors
Install on a flat, level, stable surface. The assembled tiles must be fully supported and remain stationary. Suitable spaces can include short, level grass on firm, even ground or a suitable flat carpeted surface.
Indoors, use suitable full-area floor protection. Check the complete setup for stability and leave clear space around and above the rider.
Dry practice. Optional extra glide.
SnowGrid can be used dry. For increased glide, lightly sprinkle with water only where the installation and underlying surface are suitable for wet use.
Use only a lubricant confirmed as compatible with SnowGrid and your snowboard base. Keep surrounding walking areas dry and adjust your movements to the increased glide.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST SESSION
Good to know.
Starter or Full Size — which should I choose?
Starter measures 140 × 140 cm and suits compact spaces. Full Size measures 200 × 200 cm and is recommended for most adult snowboard setups. Measure your board and available space, including clearance for your intended movements.
Can I expand my setup later?
Yes. All SnowGrid configurations use compatible interlocking tiles. Add a 10-tile Expansion pack or individual tiles to extend or adjust an existing installation.
Is SnowGrid a protective landing mat?
No. SnowGrid is a sliding training surface. Wear a helmet and appropriate protection, inspect tiles and connections before use and follow the safety instructions. Children require direct adult supervision. Do not use it for flips, elevated jumps or unapproved rails and obstacles.
How should I prepare my snowboard?
Dull, burr-free edges are recommended. Board and floor damage may occur during training. Inspect your equipment and remove plastic shavings from the training area.
Can I use water on SnowGrid?
Dry use is possible. Lightly sprinkle with water only on an installation suitable for wet use. Keep surrounding floors dry and do not use unapproved lubricants.
Risk of falls and injury. SnowGrid is not a protective landing mat. Read the user manual before use.
Wear a helmet and appropriate protective equipment. Children require direct adult supervision.
Install on a flat, level and stable surface. The entire mat must be evenly supported and remain stationary. Use suitable full-area floor protection indoors.
Keep sufficient clear space around and above the rider. One rider at a time. Keep other people and pets away.
Inspect tiles and connections before every session. Do not use damaged, loose or unstable sections.
Board and floor damage may occur. Dull, burr-free snowboard edges are recommended. Collect and remove plastic shavings.
Water increases slipperiness. Use only where the underlying surface tolerates moisture. Keep surrounding floors dry and do not use unapproved lubricants.
Train within your ability and the available surface area. No flips, jumps from elevated surfaces or use with unapproved rails and obstacles.
Expansion packs and single tiles are not standalone riding surfaces. Connect them securely to a complete, stable installation.