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Without skipping a beat.

The Burton Custom Flying V Snowboard wasn't content to become the number-one-selling board and then just ride off (every so gloriously) into the sunset. This board's all-mountain innovation means it can tackle every aspect of every type of terrain. You can head up the lift, ride the park, hike into the sidecountry, drop back into the resort, and race your buddy down an icy groomer for a beer. The Custom will lap it up.
  • Flying V hybrid hybrid camber/rocker puts camber underneath the bindings and rocker at the tip, center, and tail of the board for float in powder, edge control, and plenty of pop
  • Super Fly II core strategically places stronger, lighter wood in specific areas of the core to provide strength and pop
  • Squeezebox technology transfers energy from underfoot to the edges for more pop and better edge hold
  • The Channel allows the rider to micro-adjust his or her stance over a greater length and an infinite range
  • Frostbite Edges extend slightly underfoot for hold in icy conditions
  • Pro Tip reduces weight at the tip and tail for less swing weight

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5 5

Theo Munsell

Member since 

I bought the 2011 custom flying v, and it was the best board I have ever owned. I have been riding for over 15 years and have owned everything from lib techs, GNU's, K2, to other burton boards. There are better pure backcountry boards and park boards but if you are looking for an everyday any condition board look no further. This will rip in the powder with insane float then bomb past everyone on a groomer holding an edge like nobodies business to carve around all those little groms. It has a lot of pop but the best part is the base. I ride at Big Sky and it's notorious for rocks everywhere and tearing up boards and this base is crazy strong and resilient all while still being fast. The only complaint I have is that it's not very good on ice sheets but who wants to ride that anyways, and the EST bindings are not as stiff as you might like so buy stiffer bindings and boots than you are using now.

5 5

Scott Beal

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I bought the 163 V - handles incredible in the powder - has a ton of pop for jumping rocks, cliffs etc.. Autocorrects mistakes. It is a little strange riding in the flats but doable. Board almost runs itself down the mountain. Would not get this as a all around board for crappy conditions - Custom X is way better. Works incredible for what intended.

Howcome the design on these boards is a...

Justin Stewart

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Posted on

Howcome the design on these boards is a little different then what it shows on the burton website? are these boards legit?

DH

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Best Answer Responded on

What do u mean "legit"??? Like if the boards are real or fake? I've bought lots of things from backcountry and I can tell you EVERYTHING they sell is LEGIT. As for the info being different, u were prob looking at the "camber version" of the same board.

4 5

ttsaks271050

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I picked this up late in the season last year. So far it is a generally good board, but it should be noted that it does not hold at all on ice. Thus, I would not consider it for the east coast. It was tough here in Colorado's late season.

After a few more months on this thing, I will revisit the review.