There are pro models… and then there are statements.
The STZB’s fall into the second category.Built around the energy of Erin Alexander — aka Steez Barb — this release isn’t just another drop. It’s a reflection of East Coast grit, street-first riding, and the kind of style you don’t teach.
And it’s landing on Cinco de Mayo — which feels right.
The Rider Behind the Model
Erin didn’t come up through polished resort pipelines — she came from building parks, lapping rails, and putting in real hours. From shaping features at Killington to stepping onto major stages like Red Bull’s Heavy Metal, her riding is rooted in authenticity and progression.
That background shows in everything about this pro model.
Why This Drop Matters
First pro models always hit different.
They mark a moment — when a rider goes from being part of the scene to shaping it.
For Erin, this is that moment.
And for FUCCS, this drop sets the tone:
- Backing riders who actually live it
- Building products that reflect real snowboarding
- Keeping things raw
Cinco de Mayo Release Energy
Dropping on Cinco de Mayo isn’t random — it’s intentional.
This isn’t a quiet release.
It’s a celebration.
Expect:
- Limited availability
- Fast sell-through
- Real ones tapping in early
Because once they’re gone, they’re gone.
