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Burton S-Series Split Snowboard - 09/10 - 2009 BCS
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The Burton S-Series Split Snowboard has been the go-to choice for serious backcountry riders since it's beginnings, and this season hasn't changed the facts. Unlike other split boards that take after skis for their flex, Burton made this one to actually ride like a board (a bad-ass big-mountain-line destroying board). The S-Series takes a standard Voile split binding setup (sold separately) for flawless function back in the hills. While this board features a slightly tapered shape, it comes with a twin flex to let you ride switch when you need to.
Bottom Line: Lift tickets are too spendy anyway.
Talk shop with all the gear freaks out there: ask 'em questions, upload/browse photos, and give your 2¢.
can you use a splitboard for normal skiing
can you use a splitboard for normal skiing
By: gordon
January 19, 2010
You can ski 'em. But other than those long approaches with lots of rolling terrain, you wouldn't want to. I've seen guys rip tele-turns on splitters just to prove it can be done.
You can meadowskip all day though, and if you do alpine turns (carefully, there's no way to lock your heel down) you do indeed have a shaped edge to turn off of on your downhill foot.
By: jbaysurfer872480
January 31, 2010
No. The bindings aren't set up for that, the edges aren't parabolic, and the points will dig in. Terrible idea.
By: Angus Bohanon
January 19, 2010
burton splitboard | in the wasatch
By: spencer j
October 26, 2009
this board rules.
By:
spencer j
October 26, 2009
this board rules. burton has always been the goto company for snowboard innovations — no different in the case of splitboarding (with the exception of their phased out attempt of splitboard bindings). :) in any case, this board rides like the description says, "Burton made this one to actually ride like a board." it was manufactured to work seamlessly with the Voile Universal Splitboard Interface — work together like a charm. on the way down it feels no different than riding a regular snowboard. on the way up....well, it's awesome.
Does it come with skins? I'd presume not since it's not
Does it come with skins? I'd presume not since it's not in the description, split hardware? Slider Plates? Slider Pucks?
The price is great, and I'd try out a burton split for sure, but it would help to know what you actually get.
By: jbaysurfer872480
December 3, 2009
It doesn't say that at all in the description. This is as close as it gets and it's quite vague: " The S-Series takes a standard Voile split binding setup (sold separately)"
I was asking an honest question before dropping 7 bills on a splitboard and have been splitting for several years, your tone is neither helpful NOR appreciated. Thumbs down!!!
By: jbaysurfer872480
December 21, 2009
It says right in the description that the Voile split kit is sold separately... "it would help to know what you actually get", it would help if you actually read the description.
By: Kevin Rumph
December 3, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
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this board rules.
this board rules. burton has always been the goto company for snowboard innovations — no different in the case of splitboarding (with the exception more...
- Length:
- 162cm, 168cm
- Effective Edge:
- [162cm] 1250mm
- Waist Width:
- [162] 245mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [162cm] 8.24m
- Stance Width:
- 53cm (21in)
- Stance Setback:
- 2.5cm
- Core Material:
- Powder Fly II (wood with even profile)
- Base:
- Sintered WFO Vision
- Recommended Use:
- Backcountry snowboarding
- Warranty:
- 1 Year