An account that has been around for a while now, but has recently surfaced on the internet and been brought to my attention, has just released an easily digestible graphic that exposes the ratio of gender between men and women for each snowboard brand currently in the game right now. A bold post indeed, but the numbers do not lie (assuming this person has their facts correct). Here is the info explaining the post:
"In response to popular demand, we've put together a document providing an overview of snowboard (hardware) brands and their teams.We calculated totals and arranged them from highest percentage of female athletes to lowest.This can be valuable information for those who prefer to purchase from brands that support female athletes.
‼️ Please note that team pages on brand websites may not always be up-to-date. For a more current view, consider checking their social media profiles or ask them directly. Feel free to reach out to us with any updates, and we'll be happy to post an adjusted list.
❗️We may have missed some brands, DM us and we can update the list.
❗️We do not know which riders get paid, or how much. There may be inequality regarding pay.
❗️This was done independently and without professional qualifications. We encourage you to double-check the information and conduct your own research.
✖️ A few brands do not maintain team pages on their websites, so they cannot be included in our assessment."
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