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2009 Burton Blunt Snowboard

Mon, 22 Jun 2009 14:41:13 -0700

2009 Burton Blunt board review.

2009 Burton New Zealand Open

Tue, 02 Jun 2009 15:56:00 -0700

Start: 08/11/2009 - 10:00am

End: 08/15/2009 - 10:00pm

Timezone: Etc/GMT-7

General Event Info - 2009 Burton NZ Open
11 - 15 AUGUST 2009 – The Burton New Zealand Open is an established annual event within the Burton family. With 6 years already under its belt, the New Zealand Open kick-starts Burton's 2010 Global Open Series.

This years event sees the NZO return to its place of origin, Cardrona Alpine Resort, and will comprise of Half Pipe and Slopestyle disciplines. Running from Tuesday 11th August through to Saturday 15th August (Sunday the 16th is the bad weather day), the 2009 Burton New Zealand Open yet again promises to be the pinnacle of the New Zealand winter calendar.

2009 Burton X8 Snowboard

Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:38:46 -0700

2009 Burton X8 snowboard review.

Burton Jeremy Jones Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 12:42:38 -0700

Stuck the fereotype... Few riders transcend all aspects of snowboarding like Jeremy Jones and his board is no exception. From streets to powder kickers to lazy days lapping Brighton.
Pioneered by Jeremy himself, the infinite Channel System™ offers unlimited stance options with any Burton binding and mind-altering feel & cushiohing when linked to any Burton EST™ binding.

Burton GTwin Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 12:41:22 -0700

Home-wrecker by nature, demolisher by force, the GTwin stands in a category of its own when it comes to progressive freestyle riding. Anne-Flore Marxer and Natasza Zurek refused to settle for anything less when they helped design this twin from scratch. Thrashing the park, stepping to street rails and stomping big backcountry jumps just another day of shredding for the GTwin.

True Twin Tip Shape
Sintered Vision Base
Park Fly II Core
Dualzone EGD - By running the wood grain along the toe and heel edges, perpendicular to the rest of the wood core, the board provides precise edge hold and durability

Burton X8 Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 12:40:05 -0700

The NEW X8 screams high-performance freestyle with a flex, shape, and state-of-mind like nothing else in the line. Buttery soft, twin-tipped, and souped up with the latest tech ingredients, the X8 links with the NEW EST binding for a playful, skate-like connection that takes board feel and control to previously unattainable levels. The NEW Infinite Channel System even allows for infinite stance adjustability with any Burton binding. Booyah!

Burton Stria Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 12:38:51 -0700

Five-star freestyle luxury. With a smooth flex and all the premium trimmings, the Stria™ defines park luxury for the rider who butters, ollies, and jibs their way down the mountain.
Twin-tipped and loaded with the added strength, pop, and skate-inspired feel of the Park Fly III™ core, the Stria also features the Channel, which makes it easy to micro-adjust your stance with any Burton binding.

Burton T6 Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 12:37:29 -0700

With the acceleration and agility of an F-22 Raptor, the Burton T6 cruises above the mountains at record-breaking heights—light the afterburners and prepare for lift-off!

Directional shape and easy-riding directional flex provide tail pop and nose resiliency, plus plenty of float and control to rip any terrain or snow
Smooth Ride™ damping absorbs turbulence for fast descents and large airs with less impact on the body
Alumafly™ core outmaneuvers park, pipe and pow shrapnel with surgical precision
Alumafly creates the perfect union of ultra high-grade aluminum honeycomb technology and Multizone EGD™ wood-grain construction

Burton Troop Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 12:35:56 -0700

From the quarterpipe to the superpark, your riding will demand a
camera nearby. With team riders Anne Molin Kongsgaard and Elena Hight taking this board to its limits, if you think you can outgrow it –
think again. Combining the best features from our freestyle and
freeride boards, the Troop™ gives any level shredder the perfect ride
at an unbeatable price.

SPECS:

Sintered Vision Base
Dualzone EGD™
Infinite Ride® Super Fly Core
Triax Response Fiberglass
Negative Core Profile

Burton Stigma Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 12:34:48 -0700

The Women's Stigma Snowboard by Burton is destroying stereotypes, one trick at a time. Fully loaded without the credit card hangover, the Stigma puts the competition's so-called "premium" park sticks to shame. Turning every inch of this snowy planet into your personal playground-the Stigma's bomber strength and mellow flex let you charge without fear of the repercussions at stake.

Burton Supermodel Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 12:31:45 -0700

Rip the biggest, steepest gnar with the supreme handling and technical performance of the Burton Supermodel Snowboard. The Powder Fly II wood core absorbs the chatter, and it includes Carbon I-Beam reinforcements to increase handling and let you ride with precision. Burton designed the Supermodel Snowboard with a directional shape and short 2.5cm stance setback to give you float in the fluff and still allow you to land switch when you huck a cornice. This state-of-the-art ride also includes a ridiculously fast sintered WFO base to keep you hauling when you break out of the steeps and rip across a wide-open bowl.

Burton Custom Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 12:30:11 -0700

Mads Jonsson, Heikki Sorsa, Mason Aguirre, and Luke Mitrani worked with Burton to bring you the new Custom Snowboard. This year's model features Pro-Tip construction for reduced swing weight and great handling in the powder, a sintered WFO base for speed, and a lengthened tail for improved switch riding. This legendary freestyle snowboard's Dualzone EGD construction alternates the orientation of its Super Fly II core's wood grains for incredible edge hold and a precise flex. Its Carbon I-Beam fiberglass gives the Custom Snowboard powerful pop while 10:45 sidewalls provide bomber edge strength to meet the demands of aggressive riders.