Burton Blunt Snowboard

Burton Blunt In Depth Review

It is a little more stable at moderate speeds due to the less aggressive v-rocker curve but it still isnt stable like many other hybrid shapes are. However in the park you will find this to be a friendly board for what most want to do there.  Just don’t get this thinking you want to tackle the whole mountain.   V-Rocker needs extra edge hold so they have what was called pressure edge distribution but it’s now called “Frostbite Edes”.   It’s very mellow and they push out less than a millimeter at each foot to give you a little more grip.  We found this to be better than a regular side cut but we’d like to see a wider or longer extension of what they call frostbite edges.  If this had a bit more edge hold this could be a great board.  This is not ideal if you are a heavier rider so you want to follow the weight recommendations rather closely.  The base is extruded which means it’s sturdy and easy to maintain but doesn’t ride as fast as sintered bases.  For riding rails and hitting jibs the extruded base is easier on the average rider.  So if you are looking for a low budget rocker park board to ride in good conditions this might work for you.

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