Burton Aftermath - 2012

Having seen Marco Grilc throw huge double corks on the Aftermath at the Dachstein Pleasure Jam and then again nailing monstrous 1080s and double backflips at the Flachauwinkl Spring Battle on the Aftermath I can safely vouch for the Aftermath as a serious piece of hardware. In many respects it’s extremely similar to the cambered Custom, it has the Squeezebox core profile, triaxial glass, a middle of the road directional flex and it even has the same sidecut radius. However the Aftermath is a little narrower and has a more twin-like shape to make it more switch friendly. This is a freestyle snowboard with performance on tap.

Manufacturer's Description:

In the bleak haze of post-rocker Armageddon there exists a crew of riders seeking the snappy suspension and drive of camber. Leading the charge are Marko Grilc, Christian Haller, and the Aftermath. Energized to attack all terrain, the Aftermath unveils Squeezebox, an entirely new concept in core dynamics. Torsionally soft with no loss of response, the result is a poppier board that can be powered up and manipulated with less effort.