Burton Snowboards

of Burton snowboards and used by many as the benchmark against which to judge other all mountain intermediate snowboards. The Burton Custom has been a best seller for decades and is available in both traditional camber and hybrid Flying V profiles, offering options for different riding styles. The Burton Custom X is a more aggressive version of the Burton Custom for more advanced riders, being stiffer and more responsive, ideal for hard charging and carving at high speeds. The Burton Flight Attendant and Burton Skeleton Key are freeride all mountain snowboards for charging through powder, carving groomers and everything in between. The Burton Family Tree Hometown Hero is a pure Freeride snowboard; it is a directional, powder-friendly board that can also carve on groomers. It’s part of Burton’s Family Tree line, which focuses on backcountry and freeride performance. The tapered directional shape makes it ideal for floating in powder. The Burton Deep Thinker is another freeride snowboard, part of the Danny Davis pro model line and is a directional, freeride-oriented board. It’s perfect for carving and powder, with a slightly more aggressive flex, making it ideal for advanced riders who want to charge on big lines and deep snow. The Burton Kilroy Twin is a popular park / freestyle snowboard at an entry level price. It has a soft flex making it an ideal beginner’s board but it’s also for jibs, rails and jumps. It is part of Burtons’s Kilroy series, which is designed to deliver performance without breaking the bank. The Burton Process is more of a freestyle all mountain snowboard. It’s a team favorite for Burton pros like Mark McMorris due to its lightweight build and balanced flex, making it perfect for jumps, rails, and spins. The Burton Instigator is a beginner / intermediate all mountain snowboard designed to reduce the learning curve and make turning and controlling the board easier for newcomers. The Burton Feelgood is Burton’s best selling women’s snowboard. It is a versatile all mountain board that has been in the Burton years season after season.