Burton Feather - 2012
Legendary for its progressive design, the Burton Feather is the beginners board of choice for a large proportion of the world’s female snowboarders. It’s EZ-Rocker (continuous rocker) profile makes initiating a turn as easy as committing to the fall-line and the slightly tapered directional shape will make your first adventures into powder riding a little more successful than they otherwise might beÖ although guaranteed you’ll still end up with snow in places you didn’t know existed.
Manufacturer's Description:
Whether you’re a rookie or rock star, the Feather makes mastering the entire mountain easy for all abilities. Laid-back and relaxed from tip to tail, it combines the rocker float of EZ V with Cruise Control to lift the edges and soften the flex for a board that beelines without biting back. Tapered shaping adds float and makes turning effortless for riding strong all day long; the twin flex makes it equally fun no matter which way you point it.
Recommended for park riding.
Recommended for freeride riding.
Low cost $
Available in Wide.
Rocker Construction.
Directional Shape.
Specific for Women Riders.
Year: 2012
Available Lengths (cm):
140, 144, 149, 153, 156, 148mW, 152mW
Riding Style: Recreational
Specifications:
Double Chair Package
Cruise Control
ROCKER: EZ V
SHAPE: Directional [3-6MM Taper Depending on Size]
FLEX: Twin
CORE: NEW Women’s-Specific True Flex Fly® Core
FIBERGLASS: Biax
BASE: Extruded
EXTRAS: Mid Wide Sizes [148cm and 152cm Only]
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on April 30, 2012 at 07:26 PM
My friend has an unused button feather from 2009 and she wants to sell it to me for $75. Is it still a good board? I am a decent snowboarder (I like doing primarily diamonds and double diamonds) and once in a while I like to hit the park. Please help!
