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Burton Feelgood Snowboard - Women's - 2007 BCS
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Kelly Clark and Molly Aguirre drive the development of Burton's legendary Women's Feelgood. Join up. This all-mountain freestyle board's snappy, strong wood core takes your riding to the next level. Burton designed the Feelgood with a women's-specific size and a medium-flex. The Feelgood Snowboard's Carbon I-Beam gives enhanced longitudinal snap, and Dualzone EGD construction delivers precision edge hold when you charge hard. Burton's Super Fly II wood core is super smooth and solid at high speeds, and the profiled tip and tail handle the pow and reduce swing weight. This means you can ride the Feelgood Snowboard from the trees to the terrain park. NOTE: You might get a different color than what is shown here. We can't control it. But we know you'll be stoked. *Available for US Shipment Only.
Bottom Line: The Burton Feelgood Snowboard—snappy, strong feel-good, not fuzzy, mushy feel-good.
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mine stolen at Keystone resort march 29, 2011
By:
barley
April 1, 2011
I loved this board, and the new bindings I had just put on it. On the best day of the season, 11" fresh powder, some low-life stole my feelgood at lunch at Keystone resort. The thief left THEIR feelgood (exact same board, cheaper bindings, had a stomp pad) for me. The worst part of it is that Keystone ski patrol took that board (because technically it wasn't mine) and made me walk out. Again, best snow day of the season. Not even a "sorry." And when I called "lost and found" where they had allegedly taken it, it was "missing." So, twice ripped off and lied to in a day.
Lessons:
- don't go to Keystone. Employees and some patrons are pretty low life. (I have heard of many such experiences others have had at this resort)
- lock your board.
Where can I find this board, I need 140cm?
Where can I find this board, I need 140cm?
By: Samantha
September 22, 2010
This years deck is so much better than the 2007 version. Check it out.
By: Wooden Robots
September 23, 2010
You can get the new version that has so, so, so much more tech right here:
http://www.backcountry.com/burton-feelgood-flying-v-snowboar
By: Four Horsemen
September 22, 2010
I need this one :))
By:
Dora
September 3, 2010
Is there anyone who knows where can i buy this board??
1 Comment Last Comment: September 22, 2010 by: Four Horsemen
By: Four Horsemen
September 22, 2010
You can get the new version that has so, so, so much more tech right here:
http://www.backcountry.com/burton-feelgood-flying-v-snowboar
I ride a 151 now. If I got this board should I go up (152) or
I ride a 151 now. If I got this board should I go up (152) or down(149)? Thanks!
By: mcgraila1044786
April 4, 2008
It depends on how tall you are and what you want to ride. Shorter boards are generally better for park, and longer/wider boards are better for staying on top of powder. I specifically use this as my park board, so it is 9cm shorter than my heavy powder board. It's different to have a board shorter than what you are used to and you'll probably end up over carving for a few runs, but once you adjust it's a lot easier to do pretty much everything.
By: thepeanut2215916
May 14, 2008
Another winner!
By:
karenb
December 31, 2007
This board is not only beautiful, it performs to perfection. I bought this for my 16 yr. old daughter and she LOVES it. As I write she is up on the slopes of Mammoth Mountain, CA and she couldn't be happier. Thank you Burton for creating this amazing board...oh, and the design details are so cool...the picture doesn't do it justice. Very pleased with purchase and as always happy to do business with this site. Their customer service is top notch.
I love this board!
By:
thepeanut2215916
May 14, 2008
I demoed this board for a day, not really planning on buying it, but I was looking around for something new and figured why not try a few out. I fell in love after two runs. I rode it until closing, got it the day after and shred some more.
I've never known such control and it's so light! It's perfectly responsive, and everything is way the hell easier. Whether you are jibbing, throwing 3's, grabs, or just plain carving this board makes tearing up the mountain feel very natural.
I used to ride a 149 (I'm 5'3") and I bought this in a 140. I can't say enough good things about it.
SICKEST BOARD
By:
caro_d
February 26, 2008
this board is AMAZINGGGGG. it cuts so sharp and rides so smooth and its graphics are so sick. this board is WORTH all that its worth. whether you're looking for some speed down the slopes or looking to challenge yourself on some moguls or the freestyle park, this board will satisfy.
By: Dora
September 3, 2010
is there anyone who will sell me this board?? Do you know maybe where can i buy it??
Change me.
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2007 Model No Longer Available
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mine stolen at Keystone resort march 29, 2011
I loved this board, and the new bindings I had just put on it. On the best day of the season, 11" fresh powder, some low-life stole my feelgood at more...
- Length:
- 140cm, 144cm, 149cm, 152cm, 154cm, 158cm
- Effective edge:
- [149] 1142.5mm
- Waist width:
- [149] 239mm
- Sidecut radius:
- [149] 7.39m
- Stance width:
- [149] 50cm (19.7in)
- Stance setback:
- [149] 2.5cm (1in)
- Core material:
- Super Fly II wood core
- Base:
- Sintered WFO Vision
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain riders
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year