Burton Process Flying V - 2012
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The Process Flying V is a medium/soft directional twin freestyle snowboard absolutely loaded with features giving it all-mountain capability. The Flying V profile is accompanied with Frostbite edges and triaxial glass for improved edge hold and Jumper Cables (Carbon stringers to you and I) in the cambered tail for extra pop as well as Burton’s Smooth Ride dampening system to mellow out an potentially bone shaking chunder.
Manufacturer's Description:
Riding the Process Flying V™ is like eating your favorite food. It’s got all the ingredientsóthe tasty traction of Frostbite Edges, succulent cushioning of Smooth Ride™, and the pop of Jumper Cables. And now it’s even more capable with the camber/rocker combo of Flying V to complement its soft, well-rounded palate. The only difference is that this board will be just as good on day 100 as it was on day one thanks to Infinite Ride™, whereas the food will get gross in less than a week.
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Year: 2012
Available Lengths (cm):
152mW, 155mW, 157mW, 159mW, 162mW
Riding Style:
Freestyle/Park
Specifications:
Hi-Speed Quad Package
The Channel
BEND: NEW Flying V
SHAPE: Twin-Like
FLEX: Directional
CORE: Super Fly® with Dualzone™ EGD™
FIBERGLASS: Triax™
BASE: Sintered
SIDEWALLS: 10:45™
EXTRAS: Smooth Ride, Jumper Cables, Scoop, Frostbite Edges, Pro-Tip™, and Infinite Ride
User Reviews
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on April 28, 2012 at 01:48 PM
Hello!
I’m planning to buy this board, but I’m not sure on what size I should go… 157 or 155
I’m 5’ 10” 167 lbs and I wear burton moto boots 11us with shrinkage tech it’s like 10us so I think that the waist width isn’t a problem at all.. 251 or 252mm will be good… please tell me if I’m wrong!
I ride mostly groomers, some little jumps, a bit of pow if is available, and sometimes like to speed.
Any help will be appreciated!
Excuse me for my english it’s pretty bad.
Thank you!!!
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