Free models · CC0
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Every model below is a self-contained .glb under 5 MB, released under CC0 1.0 so it can be used and modified in commercial projects without attribution.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
2,215 free GLB models
Directional all-mountain snowboard, dusk colourway (Snowboard Gear and Freestyle Riders)
The 1.58 m directional deck in an off-white topsheet with two long fields meeting on the diagonal.
True twin freestyle snowboard, ripple colourway (Snowboard Gear and Freestyle Riders)
The 1.52 m true twin in a berry topsheet with seven transverse bars growing from tail to nose.
Rockered park jib board, 1.44 m (Snowboard Gear and Freestyle Riders)
A 1.44 m rockered park board with very blunt tips, a soft flex and a rocker profile that rests on its middle.
True twin freestyle snowboard, chevron colourway (Snowboard Gear and Freestyle Riders)
The 1.52 m true twin in a black topsheet with three paired chevrons pointing at the nose.
Alpine race board with plate bindings (Snowboard Gear and Freestyle Riders)
A 1.68 m narrow alpine race board on a deep sidecut with two hard-boot plate bindings and steel bails fitted.
Junior snowboard with bindings (Snowboard Gear and Freestyle Riders)
A 1.18 m junior twin board with a soft flex profile and two small strap bindings mounted at a low duck stance.
Wide snowboard, 1.60 m (Snowboard Gear and Freestyle Riders)
A 1.60 m wide board with a 272 mm waist and blunt tips, cut so a large boot clears the edges.
Bowl descent (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Composed example for Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety.
Directional all-mountain snowboard, 1.58 m (Snowboard Gear and Freestyle Riders)
A 1.58 m directional all-mountain board with a longer nose, a tapered tail, a 20 mm setback stance and camber.
Hut and staging area (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Composed example for Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety.
Slope connector cases (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Composed example for Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety.
True twin freestyle snowboard, 1.52 m (Snowboard Gear and Freestyle Riders)
A 1.52 m true twin freestyle board: identical nose and tail, centred stance, positive camber and mounting discs fitted.
Closure rope line (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Five-metre closure line on three drifted posts with a sagging rope, hanging pennants, a small board and a spare coil.
Avalanche warning sign (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Two-post hazard sign with a triangular board carrying an abstract slab symbol and a five step danger scale panel below.
Trailhead map board (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Two-post trailhead board with a snow-laden pent roof, an abstract contour map panel, route marking and a register box.
Wind sock (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Guyed wind sock on a three-metre mast with a swivel head, mounting ring and a banded tapered sock.
Helicopter pad marker (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Stamped snow landing pad marked with mat panels, a trodden ring and four corner markers carrying flags.
Wood store (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Open-fronted log store with a snow-laden lean-to roof, five courses of split logs, a splitting block and an axe.
Drying rack (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Timber drying rack outside the hut with a shell jacket, bib trousers, gloves and a pair of boots hung to freeze dry.
Boulder in snow (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Half buried boulder with a wind moat opened around it, a drift banked on the lee face and a cap of snow on the crown.
Backcountry hut (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Small unserviced log hut on piers with a steep snow-laden roof, icicles at the eaves, a raised entry deck and a stove flue.
Buried sapling (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Top of a young conifer showing above a deep snowpack, with a shallow depression and buried branches round it.
Snow pit wall (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Dug snow pit with a smoothed upslope wall showing five layers, an isolated column for a stability test and the spoil piled outside.
Crown fracture face (Backcountry Snowboarding and Avalanche Safety)
Crown wall and flanks left where a slab released, with the shear plane exposed and the bed surface running away below.