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How wide is a Burton Custom?

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Is Burton Custom X good for carving?

The Burton Custom X is their flagship old school aggressive all mountain board that is great for carving and bombing. This is not for beginners or intermediate riders who skid their turns. This is for advanced riders who want to push themselves to expert level and expert riders who want an aggressive carving board.

Has the Burton Custom changed?

So the 2012-2016 Burton Custom has changed enough to make it a different ride than before. It began with squeze box and continued to evolve. The 2014 added some carbon fiber to the flex and it makes for a little extra snap in the tip and tail of an already poppy ride.

Can a beginner ride a Burton Custom X?

Also not for the beginner at all – way too aggressive for that. Also not for an intermediate rider – This is really an advanced and up board. And also not a jibber. This board is really for those advanced to expert riders who want to carve all day at speed and hit some pretty aggressive lines.

How wide should my snowboard be?

A standard width for a snowboard – when measured across the width – is 25 cm or less. This ensures you can switch edge rapidly, which is great for carving. However, if you have big feet then you run the risk of ‘toe drag’.

What is a flat top snowboard?

A Flat Top snowboard has no camber or rocker between the feet. This flat profile makes the board stable and predictable. Type of Riding. Flat profile boards that have a softer flex are great for beginners and intermediate riders looking for an easy-to-ride board that can progress with their riding.

How much wider is a wide snowboard?

What is a Wide Snowboard? Wide snowboards usually have a waist width of over 260mm. The waist of the snowboard, where the bindings are attached, is wider than that of a regular snowboard. This prevents the toes from dragging over the edge when a toe side turn is initiated.