Burton

Name Dropper Snowboard

Asymmetrically tuned for duck-footed domination on jibs and jumps, the Burton Name Dropper Snowboard works harmoniously with your body for enhanced control when you're spinning onto rails and maneuvering between hits. Realizing that heel and toe-side turning dynamics are drastically different, asymmetric boards have become a hit with freestyle riders desiring a quick-turning board that's effortless in the park.

The Name Dropper relies on asymmetric core profiling or what Burton calls "Off-Axis." In fact, you'll find thinned-out Filet-O-Flex core profiling uses Off-Axis technology. This translates into a buttery-smooth flex pattern that works with your heel and toe-side dynamics for easier turns (especially switch) and effortless freestyle riding. There's a dedicated heel and toe-side edge, which is easily visible by the duck-footed pads that absorb vibration from bumpy snow and rough landings. Additionally, Burton added its Frostbite edges in an Off-Axis pattern for extra grip in icy, hard-packed conditions.

Inside this park and jib-specific board, the FSC Certified Super Fly 800G core provides an ultra-light, soft-flexing feel lengthwise. Adding a bit more torsional rigidity to prevent washing out, the board's triax fiberglass prevents you from looping out on landings. Moreover, the speedy sintered base maintains your speed when you're approaching larger handrails, longer boxes, and small to midsized jumps.