Technine is heavily influenced by the needs and wants of our riders, just like it was in ’93 when the company was introduced to the market. From a team standpoint, it’s always been about the riders and the riding. Each year while our team of athletes is out testing the threshold of what’s possible on a snowboard, our product team is pushing the limits of what can be done with the product before it hits shop shelves. This year, as you turn the pages of our catalog, you will truly see the team’s influence in everything we make. Each rider has their own signature products and they all worked hard to be involved with it during the entire process, from start to finish. An idea in a rider’s head blends with an artist’s vision before it heads to our factory to be fine-tuned to absolute perfection to suit your needs as soon as you strap in and drop. We have tons of new board shapes, construction types, and bindings in our hardgoods, while our softgoods offerings have specialized kits to go with each rider’s distinctive style. Our crew is tighter than ever and it really shows in what we’re putting out. You’ll see that there’s a few new additions to our team in Travis Kennedy and Jonah Owen that naturally melds with the deep-rooted support of MFM, Chris Bradshaw and Lucas Magoon. Our family of riders is at the top of their game and we at Technine feel like we’re just getting started. Thank you all for your support over the years, and if you’re new to Technine, then welcome to the family.
Here’s to another 18 years of doing what we can to make snowboarding better.
-Ethan Stone Fortier

Technine’s 18th Year
From the first pair of bindings, handmade in Beaver Creek, CO to the 2011-2012 product you see today, Technine has truly progressed and transformed.
Though our ideology has never changed, Technine has grown. Our products have improved and our customer base has increased, but we always think about the end user.

We eat, live, and breathe snowboarding and we all represent that end user.