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Burton Women’s Lexa EST Snowboard Bindings Purple S

admin — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 08:33:16 +0000

In 2003 the Burton Lexa was the first female-specific binding on the market. While other snowboard binding manufacturers sweep their initial attempts under their carpets, Burton continues to polish and refine this popular jewel–and now the Lexa EST is ready for infinite stance possibilities on Burton’s new line of snowboards with The Channel binding interface. The Lexa EST is responsive and sensitive enough to please all-mountain advanced riders, but it’s also comfortable and plush enough to ride all day and into the evening. We like the new removable SensoryBED II cushioning system because it helps absorb shock from landing impacts without taking away the sensitivity every experienced rider counts on in varied terrain and snow conditions. The big difference between the established SensoryBED and this new SensoryBED II is that the SensoryBED had only B3 Gel in the heel, while the SensoryBED II features B3 Gel in the toes and heels. This extra cushion in front and back is ideal aggressive female riders who look for big air and perfect landings. Okay, we ALL look for perfect landings, but no matter how you land–assuming that it is on your board–you’ll appreciate the extra cushion in the front and back. Like seasons past, the Lexa EST has a short glass fiber/nylon composite baseplate that’s stiffer than Burton’s intermediate-level Stiletto, so you enjoy more response and improved performance. A QuikFLAD adjustment on the back of the lightweight, dual-component, canted living Hinge Hi-Back lets you dial in your heel-edge response to match your terrain and all-mountain attitude. The adjustable SuperStrap across the ankle and Ultra Capstrap across the toe have Burton’s 3D ergonomic curve for an easily adjustable and comfortable fit that keeps your boot in place throughout the day. Remember that unlike the traditional Lexa binding, the Lexa EST is developed exclusively for Burton snowboards with The Channel binding interface built in to the snowboard. Be sure that you

2010 Burton The Hero – 158

admin — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 07:34:16 +0000

Sierra Says: After making an awesome first-impression last year as a late release model, the Hero enters its sophomore season as a must-have item for any freestyle enthusiast. Equipped with Burton's exclusive V-Rocker and a softer flex pattern, this board is a blast on any park feature. Any intermediate or advanced rider will appreciate the Hero's playfulness in the park and its effortless carving-ability around the resort. Burton Says: The Hero will change you forever. It will make you do things, bad things, nasty tricks that you thought were impossible. Its secret is a three stage rocker design that adds buttery Scoop tips and vice-like grip of Pressure Distribution Edges to an already ridiculously forgiving and nimble package. Slash pow, smoke the pipe, lock into rails, and uncork tricks that you never considered trying- this board is like a bike pump for your balls. Learn Everything About Reverse Camber and More in our Media Section

Burton Blender Womens

admin — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 04:31:11 +0000

Sierra Says: The Blender is a park-specific twin with a skate-influenced design. You thought your old beater was fun? This board is an absolute blast thanks to its softer flex, Park Scoops, and new Party Rocker. Pick up a blender and butter your heart out. Burton Says: One taste is all it takes to understand why Gabi Viteri shreds nothing but the Blender. The NEW Party Rocker lifts the tip and tail contact points for a catch-free, skate-style feel. Edges come detuned and Rail Ready, while the spoon-shaped Scoop tips let you style out sketchy situations. We even added the Channel so you can rock whatever stance your twisted heart desires.

BURTON BLUNT WIDE 56

admin — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 20:00:21 +0000

Get blunted my brother.You’ve burned out the slow-mo button analyzing every trick, yet you’re still batting in the minors? Maybe it’s not you, but the board you’re riding. Giving up-and-comers the ultimate upper hand, the Blunt gets the trick-landing combo of V-Rocker and Cruise Control. Effortless to ride, thanks to its rocker design, and with edges that are turned up and de-tuned, the Blunt is easy to flex, loaded with pop, and virtually impossible to catch an edge on.142 Item Number: 220452147 Item Number: 220453151 Item Number: 220454155 Item Number: 220455158 Item Number: 220456153 Wide Item Number: 220457156 Wide Item Number: 220458159 Wide Item Number: 220459162 Wide Item Number: 220984WINNER OF TWSNOW’S GOOD WOOD BOARD TEST.NEW V-RockerNEW Twin Cruise Control TechnologySHAPE: TwinFLEX: TwinCORE: Fly Core with Negative ProfileFIBERGLASS: Biax ReactBASE: Lightspeed VisionEDGES: NEW Pressure Distribution Edges with Rail Ready TuneSIDEWALLS: SlantwallEXTRAS: Pro-TipIncludes a free LTR lesson & lift ticket package at select resorts. Visit Burton.com/gosnowboarding for more info.Sizes:142cm (244 WW)147cm (247 WW)151cm (249 WW)155cm (252 WW)158cm (255 WW)153cm WIDE (256 WW)156cm WIDE (258 WW)159cm WIDE (260 WW)162cm WIDE (262 WW)Feel: 3Get blunted my brother.You’ve burned out the slow-mo button analyzing every trick, yet you’re still batting in the minors? Maybe it’s not you, but the board you’re riding. Giving up-and-comers the ultimate upper hand, the Blunt gets the trick-landing combo of V-Rocker and Cruise Control. Effortless to ride, thanks to its rocker design, and with edges that are turned up and de-tuned, the Blunt is easy to flex, loaded with pop, and virtually impossible to catch an edge on.142 Item Number: 220452147 Item Number: 220453151 Item Number: 220454155 Item Number: 220455158 Item Number: 220456153 Wide Item Number: 220457156 Wide Item Number: 220458159 Wide Item Number: 220459162 Wide Item Number: 220984WINNER OF TWSNOW’S GOOD WOOD BOARD TEST

Burton Poacher Snowboard Boots 2009

admin — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:57:12 +0000

It’s time to crank the stoke on your kicks collection. Blending sneaker head styling with full-on snowboard function, the new Poacher proves that technical park performance and good looks can co-exist. Shred-ready features include the buttery mobility and locked-in heel-hold of our new Flex1 liner. Dip it in that classic Burton comfort and you’ve got an ill boot that leaves plenty of leftover skrilla for those new snakeskin Fugijitsu Heliotron II’s. . Material: Molded EVA Footbed, Lacing System: Traditional, Removable Liner: Yes, Recommended Use: All-Mountain, Warranty: One Year, Skill Range: Beginner – Advanced Intermediate, Model Year: 2009, Product ID: 143315, Shipping Restriction: This item is not available for shipment outside of the United States., Product Note: This is a previous season model (2008-2009).

Burton Stiletto Womens Snowboard Bindings 2010 MEDIUM – WHITE

admin — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 07:21:11 +0000

Every one of the Burton Stiletto’s Snowboard Bindings features has been built to hug the female foot and leg. From the soft, forgiving baseplate and the New ergonomically canted hi-back to the straps and buckles-it’s all been designed with you in mind. Why? Because when it fits right, it rides better. If only we could figure out a way to help you get back all the days you wasted riding mens bindings. . Recommended Use: All-Mountain, Warranty: One Year, Boot Specific: No, Base Plate: Lightweight, Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate, Strap: Primostrap and Primo Capstrap, Skill Range: Intermediate – Advanced, Model Year: 2010, Product ID: 165662, Shipping Restriction: This item is not available for shipment outside of the United States.

Burton Operator Snowboard – Wide

admin — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:24:20 +0000

Burton Operator Snowboard – Wide From the most insane minds in snowboarding comes the Shaun-White-ridden skate-inspired Burton Operator Wide Snowboard.

Burton CHOPPER (110)

admin — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 02:35:13 +0000

Length 110cm (approximately 43.3 inches) SHAPE: Twin Symmetrical for a balanced ride CORE: Small Fly® Core with Negative Profile Tip-to-tail wood core with thinner sections of core between the bindings for softer flex and torsion improves board feel, flex, and durability FIBERGLASS: Biax™ React Low torsional flex and forgiving feel BASE: Lightspeed™ Vision Strength, speed and easy maintenance for a fast ride even without wax EDGES: Easy Rider Tune Beveled edge tune reduces hang-ups for faster learning and more fun CONSTRUCTION: Cap Includes free Learn to Ride Snowboarding less and lift ticket package at select resorts *Note: Snowboard will NOT be accepted for return or exchange if LTR sticker is removed or redemption code is exposed. OUR PRICE: $159.95 You’re never too young to fly with the Burton Chopper boys snowboard! Snowboard purchase includes a free Learn to Ride lift ticket and lesson at the following participating resorts (not valid on blackout dates): APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN Blowing Rock, NC BEAR CREEK Macungie, PA BLUE MOUNTAIN Collingwood, ON CANADA OLYMPIC PARK Calgary, AB THE CANYONS Park City, UT CHESTNUT MOUNTAIN Galena, IL COPPER MOUNTAIN Copper Mountain, CO ELM CREEK Maple Grove, MN HUNTER MOUNTAIN Hunter, NY KIRKWOOD Kirkwood, CA NORTHSTAR Truckee, CA SEVEN SPRINGS Seven Springs, PA STOWE MOUNTAIN Stowe, VT STRATTON MOUNTAIN Stratton, VT SUMMIT AT SNOQUALMIE Snoqualmie Pass, WA TIMBERLINE LODGE Timberline, OR TREMBLANT Mont-Tremblant, QC WATERVILLE VALLEY Waterville Valley, NH WINTER PARK Winter Park, CO

Burton FEELGOOD SMALLS (137) – 08/09 “”CLOSEOUT”"

admin — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 02:23:15 +0000

Length 137cm (approximately 53.9 in.) Biax React Fiberglass Lightspeed Vision Base Negative Core Profile Directional Shape Legendary Performance and Versatility WAS : $249.95 NOW: $224.96

is a Burton Supermodel X a good board for intermediate riders?

admin — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 07:39:03 +0000

I think I have outgrown my beginner Burton Cruzer (3 years) and am looking for a new board. I don’t hit the park and as a longboard surfer, like to carve down groomed runs. The Supermodel X sounds great but I don’t want too much board for me to handle.

If you are intermediate level then the supermodel X should be ok for you. Its an Advanced board but is not too hard to ride compared to some other top end freeride boards. Good luck with the riding.