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The Kids' Custom Smalls Snowboard brings the performance and versatility of Burton's highly popular design to the mountain's smallest rippers. This board kills if for kids who rip the way you only wish you could. Burton didn't hold back on materials—this board includes a poppy Super Fly core and a fast Lightspeed Vision base to create pro-level performance in a tiny package. Whether your kid just started shreading or has already been showing you how it's done, this board help the progression continue. **DISCONTINUED**
Bottom Line: Don't let your little ripper be held back by gear.
They should/could theoretically be riding the same size board as weight is the primary determining factor. experience, strength, etc. are also a factor and a shorter board will be easier for beginners to handle initially.
Hi....My son just purchased this board in a 145W and we are wondering (in hindsight) if his current K2 A-Team bindings are compatible with the Burton 3D pattern that this board has. Thanks so much!
yes they are compatible :-) just use the 4 holes on the left and right...And in foresight his board will be compatible with any type of bindings except Burton EST bindings
I bought this board for my niece, who is learning to snowboard and she loved the design. She has tried this board out and says the board is pretty easy to use. Her boyfriend thought it was a great board and he couldn't believe the price! Thanks Gear Experts! Very pleased!
Hello, I'd like to buy my son a this board (135) for his birthday. Since the end of the 09' season is near, i'd like to get him something that would be the right size next year - he's growing fast. Currently 4'7" and 75 pounds. Rides mostly Blue runs, some black, and progression parks. Is this the right size/board?
hmmmm, im not sure how fast hed grow but a 135 would give him room to grow 35 pounds, hes right on the bottom line of the weight range for the 135...so it probaly be perfect for him, and this is a very good board for that kind of riding
Hi, i'm about 100 lbs, and am 5' 11'', i currently have a 140 board, but am thinking of getting the 135 as my 140 is quite old, would the 135 be too small for me?
Im a begginer my price range for a kids board is 200, I can do green trails preety well is it a good idea to get a choper or should I get a more advanced board so if i get better i wont have to get a more expensive board. Burton Please 125-135cm
this is perfect for what you are looking for...its an all around board that can handle almost anything you throw at it, but is not too hard for you to learn on
I am 6'1, 225lb. I currently ride a 162 burton king and feel that I can use a more flexible and perhaps slightly longer board which I assume should help me turn/slow down faster and exert less energy. (right/wrong?). From what I am reading Custom wide sounds like a good board for me. Should I be going with a 167? Are there other boards that I should consider? I mainly carve with an occasional adventure into the moguls to entertain skier friends.
just so you know you asked this question on the kids cutsom page haha...but that aside, a shorter board with softer flex will help you exert less energy, the board will "give" a little more and you will have less board to kick around...and the custom will be great for you because it is a very versatile board
HI: I'M LOOKING AT BOARDS FOR MY DAUGHTER. SHE NEEDS A 120 TO 125 (NEXT YEAR A 120 WILL BE AT HER MOUTH AND A 125 WILL BE AT HER NOSE). SHE IS NOW SKIDDING LESS AND LESS, AND CARVING MORE. SHE LIKES THE SLOPES BUT AVOIDS THE PARKS. I'M LIKING THE FEELGOOD AND CUSTOM, BUT DON'T KNOW WHICH ONE IS BETTER FOR HER TYPE OF BOARDING?? CAN YOU ALSO RECOMMEND A GOOD BINDING AND BOOT(SIZE 3 YOUTH)TO GO WITH THAT BOARD. THANKS LANE
The Feelgood is the female version of the Custom. It's a bit softer. I would suggest a 125 Feelgood. The extra length is perfect for carving. As far as boots go, the best one is the one that fits well. Sounds obvious, but she should try several models on. Boots are the one item you don't want to skimp on at any age.
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