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"Excelente opción de Burton!"
Pros: Buena Flexibilidad, sistema EST,
Cons:
Alquile esta tabla de categorÃÂa en la temporada de este año (2011 - Las Leñas - Argentina) y me resulto muy buena, ahora la quiero comprar!
Excelente flotabilidad en polvo, muy buena flexibilidad para toda la montaña. Curvas que favorecen el cambio ( Switching ), perfecta simetria para este fin. Muy buena , muy recomendable !
Esta tabla es especial para intermedios en proceso de crecimiento a Pro. pruebenla y no se van a arrepentir ! Excelente tabla de Burton a un precio intermedio que no te mata el bolsillo !
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"Superb!"
Pros: mid flex, stable, damp
Cons: a bit heavy,
Bought this board used off of another member. I got a few days on it and i love it! perfect flex for everything. v rocker floats in the pow, and makes it easy to press. The edge-hold at speeds on hardpack is impressive as well. I would recommend this board to anything needing a board that can handle it all, but more at home in the park.
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"Not My Cup Of Tea"
Pros: Rocker, Burton,
Cons: Rocker, Squirly,
I was not a fan of this board, I ride fast and hard and the rocker was just a little too much for my style of riding. The board was squirly and soft... This board may be great snowboard for some one wants to ride boxes and rails in the park all day. It also may all be fun in the pow, too bad we do not get much pow, over here in the Midwest.
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"Great for Me"
Pros: Great for nailing down linking turns,
Cons:
To be upfront I am very new to riding, but I started on a Liquid camber board and was having a hard time tighting up my turns without catching an edge. My first time out on this board I was almost immediately able to get my turns much tighter without catching an edge. I give it 5/5 stars for newbies like me. I cannot rate for more advanced riders or high speeds because I'm not there yet.
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"Park board "
Pros: Amazing ground board, good for kinks , flexy
Cons: too flexible ,
I demo'd this board about a month ago and i loved it. it took me about 3 runs to get used to its flexy feeling but after that it was fun for the rest of the day just goofing around on the mountain and when i was riding i didnt feel that much chattering as anyone else was saying there was but its definatly a ground rail and park board no so much for jumps because you dont get any pop off the jump
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"Park board"
Pros: Easy to butter, Simple graphics, Solid board for beginners to intermediate
Cons: Unstable at high speeds,
I demo'd this board at the beginning of the season and it's a nice ride. Floats in pow, carving groomed runs, and very easy to butter. Graphics are nice and simple nothing over the top. This board is definitely for beginners who want to learn park riding or intermediate riders. I found it to be very unstable when it came to higher speeds. I wouldn't recommend using this board to bomb down the mountain with it unless you don't care about your body!
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"Process"
Pros: Responsive, Simple, attractive graphics, Powderrrr D:
Cons: A bit unstable @ high speeds
I'm not an expert on reviewing boards, but I'm going to try my best at describing my first-hand experience. My bud brought it up to the slopes, and we swapped boards for a couple of runs. First time riding a rockered board. It felt different than my cambered board in flex and the feeling under the feet. Anyways, maybe it was the EST binding on the board, but it felt pretty responsive down groomed runs. It basically FLEW over powder, and held a solid edge on ice (although a little washing-out feeling, should I say?) It felt very comfortable the whole time. I suggested we try bombing down black runs, but I had to put a little more effort in keeping the stick under control, as all reverse cambered boards, it does feel a little unstable. (Squirrelly, is it?) The graphics are simple but wildly attractive. I give it 4 stars. Recommend for Intermediate riders.
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"Definitely a Park Board"
Pros: Turns easily, Hard to catch an edge,
Cons: Chattery in chop and at speeds,
I am a fairly new rider and I this board is my first ride. There are some things I like, and some things I really don't like. The board is really light and soft, so it turns with ease. But this softness translates into instability at sorts of speeds and in chop. Definitely not an all mountain board, but if you like park, this will do the trick.
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"Perfect for what I was looking for"
Pros: Easy to Butter, Super fun ride, Difficult to catch an edge
Cons: Chatters at high speed, Not a ton of pop,
I typically ride a 160 Custom Flying V and was looking for a fun board to ride when with my wife and young kids. I bought a 157 to learn ground tricks and this is the perfect board. It is very flexible and easy to ride. There were a few times I was expecting to catch an edge and crash but the design of the board allowed me to stay upright.
It had surprisingly stable edge hold in icy conditions and was great to carve with on groomers. It did fine on high speed steep runs, but I could see the front and back of the board chattering.
Overall I would recommend the board for someone looking for a fun ride and not looking to break snowboard speed records on the steeps.
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"Easy Ridin kind of Board"
Pros: Easy to handle, Solid Mid-Soft Flex and Nice Pop,
Cons: Can get a little shaky at high speeds,
I demoed this board today and took it for a couple of runs and I really enjoyed its easy to handle nature. The board has a mid-soft flex which made it great to pull off some butters and manuals. The one thing I noticed is that it definitely got a little shaky when the speed picked up going down the hill. I'd recommend it as an All-mountain Freestyle board.
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"Process board"
Pros: easy ride, smooth edge transitions,
Cons: burton binding system,
this is a great board and you've always got to love the v rocker. this board has great edge to edge transition because of the rocker. This burton product has actually been very durable so far, and im usually not a fan of burton. I give it stars
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"An easy process"
Pros: An effortless ride, good all-rounder, stylishly simple graphics
Cons: A little unstable at speed,
The first word which comes to mind when I think of this board is easy. The mid-soft flex, combined with the V Rocker and scooped tip/tail, just make the ride seem effortless. The only aspect I can really recall which required a little effort was high speed carving - where the board isn't as stable as stiffer cambered boards. To be frank, I couldn't pinpoint any one aspect in which this board excels, but that doesn't bother me at all, because it's definitely above average at most. There's mixed opinion on the graphic, but personally, I love its simplicity (I have the 157).
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