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Is snowboarding's 'rebel culture' just a marketing gimmick for people who can't afford ski school?
As snowboarding gear costs soar and ski school prices remain prohibitive, the sport's anti-establishment image is increasingly at odds with its commercial reality. Cast your vote to share your take on whether the rebel ethos is authentic or just a marketing play.
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