Burton Blunt Snowboard - 2010 BCS

The Burton Blunt, this is a great park board. Really soft, so you can make sure you get your cab 1 to noes press. Perfect for handrails in the street as well. The base is extruded, so it takes a beating pretty well.

V-rocker with frost bite-extended edges to give some more grip. Jumper cables-carbon stingers at the binding- to give you more hight on you ollies.

If you need a park board, then check it out.

This board worked great for me. Im 5'7, ~130. and the 147cm rocked my snowboarding experience for me

The Burton Blunt for 2011 is one of the boards in Burton line that keeps with the original 3 hole pattern for the conventional bunch out there. With the thinner base under the bindings; board feel and control is in maximum affect, and with the lighting bolt carbon stringers under foot the board response is instant.

I had the pleasure of taking this board for a spin last season and loved it. the pop was good and it helped me leave my phantom presses at home and actually press the board, with a little help from the V-Rocker.

I used to have a 2008 Burton Clash (155cm), and it was great - but unfortunately I broke it on a rail. I have only been doing this for 2 years so i am a relative beginner but so far I really like the 2011 blunt. To a beginner like me it feels very similar to my clash. The biggest thing was that it took a little getting used to because this time I got a 158cm. Rides really nice though.

If you haven't already noticed, every single Burton board is flooded with 5 star reviews from a Burton Representative. Backcountry.com, please delete these "reviews" because they're pure advertisement. They don't actually review the gear in question at all.

And I rated this a 1-star to cancel out their obviously optimistic rating. Please delete my review after deleting theirs.