Burton Hero Review And Buying Advice
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Instagram| Riding Style | Freestyle |
| Riding Level | Beginner - Expert |
| Fits Boot size (US) | 8-10, 10-12, > 12 |
| Manufactured in | China |
| Shape | Twinish |
| Camber Profile | Continuous Rocker |
| Stance | Centered |
| Approx. Weight | Feels Normal |
| Split | No |
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Where To Buy
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| evo Burton Family Tree Hometown He | $917.91 | Buy it |
| evo Burton Family Tree Hometown He | $1,169.99 | Buy it |
| Gear Coop Burton Altitude Jacket - Women | $159.96 | Buy it |
| Rossignol Men's Verglas Hero Hooded Jack | $177.00 | Buy it |
| Snowcountry.eu Burton FT Hometown Hero 20/21 | € 479.96 | Buy it |
| Snowcountry.eu Burton FT Hometown Hero X Spli | € 1399.95 | Buy it |
Burton Hero 2012 - 2010 Review by The Good Ride
The Burton Super Hero has been around for a while now (with 2 names) and still remains a good park board for lighter weight riders. If you are on the heavier size for your weight check the burton specs because we found the Hero is more for lighter weight riders. 09 Good Wood Award Winner
Ethics Statement: We don’t get paid by the manufacturer to write these reviews. We do make money from the “Where To Buy” links, but this is our best attempt at an honest and objective review from an average riders’ perspective.
From 2010-2011 the Burton Hero remained similar.
The 2012 Burton Hero worked on pop and fine-tuning the park aspects of the ride in with their “Squeezebox” tech. It improved the ride a bit over 2011 but it didn’t change the ride like pairing up with the 2012 Malavita EST’s with “Hinge Tech”. The EST Malavitas took the board from a poppy board to a super poppy board.
For 2013 Burton changed the name of the Hero the Burton Super Hero but it’s pretty much the same as the Hero. The Burton Hero has the same Frostbite Edges that most of the Burton Rocker or Hybrid rocker snowboards have to increase edge hold. It’s better than no extension between the feet but lacks the edge hold that many rocker snowboards have. We even feel the edge hold here is on the lower side of average so it makes the board much more friendly in good conditions and almost sketchy in the hard pack to ice. Despite the edge hold, the Burton Hero is another Twin-like board from Burton that excels in the park. Its pretty poppy, very buttery and easy to ride switch. It has a natural ability to slide effortlessly with just about any obstacle in the jib park. The Hero is a very similar board to the Burton Burton Joystick in shape and riding style however it’s a little softer and has a more spoon-like nose to make the Hero a better board when riding the jib park. So if you are jib focused, small and live in the park the Hero might work for you.
Burton Hero Specs
Burton Hero Images
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