plus they have been making snowboards since snowboards existed, and have some of the most durable boards out, along with some great technology in the boards. if u ride hard and alot like i do (100+ days a season) in all snow conditions u will begin to appreciate burtons durabilty. i cant tell u how many rock shots and trees my burton boards have taken like a champ.

I don't snowboard, but girlfriend's got something for K2's, says Burton boards are too stiff.

every company makes stiff boards, just like every company makes soft noodle boards as well, you just gotta not buy a freeride board if you want something a bit softer

burton makes soft boards and stuff boards..... lol. for example, burton blunts are soft as fuck, while burton customs run a little more on the stiff side.

I don't know jack about boards, just repeating what she told me. She's ridden a shitload of Burton boards, seeing as she's been to quite a few snowcamps where they had a large variety of them available.

RTC 58ers skis:


Salomon S914 bindings on Hangl Spirig



This post was edited by RaEoN on Aug 27 2009 12:23pm

twin tips ftw....