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Burton Custom Snowboard - Wide - 2008 BCS
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The Burton Custom Wide Snowboard allows big footed riders to enjoy the legendary performance that ushered in the all-mountain freestyle era. Lace up your size 12s and saddle up the Custom to rip from powder to park to pipe to your favorite city rails. The Sintered Vision WFO base helps you get up to speed quickly, so you can get in plenty of momentum to clear a massive backcountry gap. *We have no control over which board color you receive, but they all rock. **DISCONTINUED**
Bottom Line: Classic freestyle performance and enough girth for your big footprints.
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Can i use my Flow bindings with this board?
Can i use my Flow bindings with this board?
By: Matt Price
August 10, 2009
Write your answer here...Yup
By: The 907
August 11, 2009
this board is nuts...if u can afford it
By:
money mike
February 2, 2009
this board is off the hook it looks so pimp all around u can get all the hoes with this board lol but no seriously this board is tight real good pop very flexy i got the burton P 1's and its a crazy set up its fits good and they are both super flex so its good for a all mtn board so dont think about it and just get it....especially with the P 1's
Would a 162 of this board be good for me if I am 6'1, 190
Would a 162 of this board be good for me if I am 6'1, 190 pds, 13 size foot, intermediate and prefer to ride powder, fast, some trees and little park?
By: Jack
April 17, 2009
I think the 162 would be great! Directional for speed and maneuverability in the trees and still a totally capable board in the park. Sounds like Park is the least of your concerns so go with a board that will excel other places but still be alright to dip into the park AFTER your tree run!
By: Tim -Dakine/661/Intense Rep
April 22, 2009
thats a toss up! a 162 will actually be a little bit big, but it will be very fast and stable...might not be nimble enough for trees or park tho....now the 157 will be nice and manuverable. but lack in speed and stability
By: Yule & Bellow
April 17, 2009
I'm about the same build as you are, with a 12 boot, and I ride a 162 all-mtn pow stick and it feels fine for me. The only reason I don't take it in the park is because it's "pow-specific" and I don't want to obliterate the base. Other than that, it's fine in powder and great all-mtn.
So I'll say 162 is good for pow and speed, maybe a tad long for park.
By: Taylor Doiron
April 17, 2009
Love it
By:
PearlJamPSU
January 26, 2009
I'm fairly new to snowboarding and I stick to the all-mountain stuff so I don't know the ins-and-outs and all the technical specs of varying board brands, but my 167 Custom wide fits my 6'4", size 14-boot-wearing frame perfectly. It holds an edge very well and I'm very pleased with the overall performance. It's durable, lightweight, stable, and responsive yet still stiff. The only con for me is the fact that top scratches fairly easily but I don't know if that is indicative of the model or of all snowboards in general.
What board do you think is best for a rider that is intermidiate
What board do you think is best for a rider that is intermidiate at the end of this season. is the custom good for me or is it good for rails?dont need expert answer, just an answer
By: Mitchell
March 28, 2009
its not made for rails specifically but it can definitly do them. this is an all mountian board that is a little on the softer side, perfect for an intermediate rider
By: Yule & Bellow
April 3, 2009
can you send this board to me in iran?
can you send this board to me in iran?
By: alireza
March 7, 2009
no shipping burton outside of United States
By: Yule & Bellow
March 7, 2009
If I am 6'4 but only way 160 lbs but have a boot size of
If I am 6'4 but only way 160 lbs but have a boot size of 12 will the 162cm wide fit me, and also how is this board with jumps and rails.
By: Chris
February 8, 2009
It will absolutely fit. And this board will be fine with jumps and rails, especially jumps. It might be a tad to stiff for rails and its a little big for jibbing as well. What this board really shines at is all-mountain freestyle. You can ride this board all of over the mountain and have perma-smile
By: Tim
February 10, 2009
Change me.
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Burton Custom Snowboard - Wide
Burton Custom Snowboard - WideResearch other out-of-stock versions:
this board is nuts...if u can afford it
this board is off the hook it looks so pimp all around u can get all the hoes with this board lol but no seriously this board is tight real good pop very more...
- Lengths:
- 157cm, 162cm
- Shape:
- Directional twin
- Effective Edge:
- [162cm] 1255mm
- Waist Width:
- [162cm] 260mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [162cm] 8.25m
- Stance Width:
- [162cm] 56cm (22in)
- Stance Setback:
- 1cm
- Core Material:
- Super Fly II (wood with negative core profile)
- Base:
- Sintered Vision WFO
- Rider Weight:
- [157cm] 130-180lb (59-82kg); [162cm] 155-205lb (68-91kg)
- Recommended Use:
- Freestyle snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year