Summary

The Burton Lyric is an all mountain to all mountain freestyle kind of ride that is a soft all mountain cruiser but it's not really an all mountain bomber.

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Riding Style All Mountain
Riding Level Beginner - Advanced
Fits Boot size (US) Women's
Manufactured in China
Shape Directional Twin
Camber Profile Flat to Rocker
Stance Setback -12.5mm
Approx. Weight Feels Normal
Split No
Powder Good
Base Glide
Carving Average
Speed Average
Uneven Terrain Great
Switch Great
Jumps Average
Jibbing Good
Pipe Average
On Snow Feel

Semi-Stable

Turn Initiation

Fast

Skidded Turns

Easy

Flex

Medium/Soft

Buttering

Easy

Edge Hold

Medium/Soft Snow

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Burton Lyric 2014 Review by The Good Ride

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.

On Snow Feel:  Same mostly stable flat top feel that is catch free and pretty stable between the feet. It’s great for those that want a forgiving easy to turn ride and an easy float in powder.

Powder: The board has a 1/2 inch set back for easier directional riding in powder and combined with the flat to rocker it makes for a very good powder board.

Turn initiation and Carving: It’s easy, edge to edge but not really a rewarding board for turning. It’s the kind of board that makes for consequence-free turns but there is nothing satisfying about them unless you are just happy not to catch an edge learning how to turn better.

Speed:  Stable at moderate speeds but not really a bomber board.  It is still mainly a beginner to an intermediate board so it’s not really factoring in higher speeds in the construction.

Uneven Terrain:  Burton’s always really good at handling the bumpy terrain and this is no exception.

Edge Hold:  Burton’s Flat Top boards have a little more grip than their V-Rocker and some Flying V-Rocker boards but they still aren’t completely there when it comes to solid grip.  We’d love to see a little more of a wavy side cut in some way or another that would compensate for the tip/tail being up.

Flex:  Very soft and buttery and easy to play around with.

Switch:   Almost perfect either way due to the twin flex and twin shape if you center up the stance.

Jibbing:  Pretty easy flex combined with the flat top camber profile makes for an easy jib park board which is uncommon for a board marketed as an all mountain ride.  Usually to ride the mountain well the flex has to be stiffer.  Burton made this flex softer and that makes it a better jib board.

Pipe: Not enough grip or drive wall to wall for a fun pipe board.  It’s ok if you hit it when it’s soft.

Jumps:   Mediocre spring for ollies and a nice stable approach to kickers makes this a good jump board for learning to enjoy how to get more air.

 
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