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Burton Feelgood ICS Snowboard - Women's - 2008 BCS
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When you see riders like Kelly Clark, Hannah Teter, and Molly Aguirre rip a terrain park on the Burton Women's Feelgood ICS Snowboard, you can be sure it's a ride worth trying. Burton packed this pro-level board with high-end design features like an ultra-fast sintered base, a poppy Super Fly II core, and bomber Slantwall construction. The Feelgood ICS Snowboard also includes Burton's new Living Color graphics. As the temps get warmer and cooler, elements of the graphics appear and disappear for a constantly changing look. *Burton though it would be funny to ship us a random smattering of colors, but they're all sweet, so you're sure to get a color you like. - Fall 2008.
Bottom Line: Built for the pros, available to you.
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On Burton's website, it states both the ICS and the regular
On Burton's website, it states both the ICS and the regular Feelgood are All Moutain in boards. Every where else says differently. Most places state that the Feelgood is an all mountain board and the Feelgood ICS is a freestyle board. Is there a benefit to the ICS board? I was looking at getting a new All Mountain board, and I figure $50 in price different isnt much so if it was better I might as well. I am debating between the Burton Feelgood and Supermodel. Can someone please help?Also, for bindings I was looking at getting these Burton Escapade EST Snowboard Binding - Women's. Is this good for all moutain boarding?Thanks for any help in advance!
By: LL
December 15, 2008
There is no difference between the Feelgood and the Feelgood ICS... aside from the mounting system. What the ICS offers will affect your stance, not how the board rides. The Feelgood is a stiff board that does well on the groomers and in the pipe. Its just OK in the park, there are much better choices for a park-specific board. The Supermodel is an "all-mountain" board that does well in the backcountry. It has a different angled side wall on the tail of the board (to steer you through powder) and a longer nose (to keep you above the powder). The Escapades are great, I personally rock them on the Feelgood ICS and they offer great support and response.
By: Shayna
January 4, 2009
uhh,
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Girl
May 16, 2009
I'm 5'3 and about 107lbs and I have the 140. This boards alright pretty flexible but not the fastest. Fun in powder & glades. Ok for park, my board was 2 small so I felt like nothing was strapped to my feet while in the air. IF you are my size don't get the 140 get the 144 I regret it terrribly. I actually broke this board recently so you do the math. EST Bindings are ridiculous I have those zebra Lexa ESTs and they are total crap and i broke a few parts of them within the first month, maybe I just ride too hard but I consider this board one that may not be able to handle you.
By: mm
July 21, 2009
I'm about the same size as you- 5 foot 3 and 110 pounds and i ride the feelgood 149. 140 or 144 are way too short for you. i have a ride fever for the park and even that's a 147. you probably can't get any speed because the boards too small. try getting something a little longer...
Do you HAVE to use the chanel style bindings with this board
Do you HAVE to use the chanel style bindings with this board or will the regular old 4 screw bindings work? I have a pair of Flow bindings which I love, and I need a new board, but I want to use my Flows with my new board.
By: Kim
November 30, 2008
You can use your Flows if you want. The board comes with a replacement mounting disc that drops in where your old 4 screw plate lived. From the Burton website:"...can be utilized with both Burton’s EST™ and disc-based bindings alike."...However, the baseplates that come with the ICS boards to allow you to use older bindings are ONLY compatable with Burton bindings. The teeth pattern on the plate will not match up with any other company.http://www.burton.com/tech/#/stories/5/1/
By: Shayna
January 4, 2009
no thats bullshit don't buy the channel its horrible, i am selling my burton board with it now, it is not compatible with other bindings i dont know what the person is talking about!!!!
By: girl..
October 13, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Women's All Mountain Snowboards than that
Women's All Mountain Snowboards- Lengths:
- 140cm, 144cm, 149cm, 152cm, 154cm, 158cm
- Shape:
- Directional
- Effective Edge:
- [149cm] 1143mm
- Waist Width:
- [149cm] 239mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [149cm] 7.39m
- Stance Width:
- [149cm] 50cm (20in)
- Stance Setback:
- 2.5cm
- Core Material:
- Super Fly II (wood)
- Base:
- Sintered WFO Vision
- Rider weight:
- [140cm] 70-125lb (32-57kg); [149cm] 100-145lb (44-66kg); [158cm] 130-175lb (59-80kg)
- Recommended Use:
- Freestyle snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year