Board And Kayak
Updated on 11/23/2024
Stylus Snowboard - 2024 - Women's

Stylus Snowboard - 2024 - Women's

Description

Why We Love the Burton Stylus Snowboard:

Conquer the mountain with a perpetual grin on your face thanks to the Burton Stylus Snowboard. This board is designed specifically for beginner riders, allowing them to conquer the fundamentals while progressing through various terrains such as terrain parks and tree runs. With its Flat Top profile, soft flex, and twin shape, this board is perfect for improving skills across the entire resort.

The Flat Top profile provides a stable platform to stand on, while the tips have early-rise, preventing those dreaded edge catches when linking turns. The soft flex and Squeezebox Low core profiling make steering easy and keep you in control at all times.

Key Features:

  • Intuitive all-mountain board for rapid skill progression
  • Flat Top profile offers a stable and catch-free experience for effortless learning
  • Soft flex provides effortless turn initiation and control
  • Squeezebox Low core profiling enhances maneuverability and playfulness
  • Twin shape facilitates easy switch riding
  • Extruded base is low-maintenance and easy to repair
  • Super Sap epoxy is eco-friendly and better for the environment

Specs

Length: 138cm, 142cm, 147cm, 152cm

Profile: Flat Top with Easy Bevel

Shape: twin

Flex: soft (0 - 3 of 10 on Burton's scale)

Effective Edge:

[138cm] 1015mm

[142cm] 1050mm

[147cm] 1100mm

[152cm] 1145mm

Waist Width:

[138cm] 240mm

[142cm] 241mm

[147cm] 243mm

[152cm] 244mm

Sidecut Radius:

[138cm] 5.9m

[142cm] 6.1m

[147cm] 6.4m

[152cm] 6.7m

Stance Width:

[138cm] 18.9in

[142cm] 19.9in

[147cm, 152cm] 20.9in

Stance Setback: centered

Mount: The Channel

Core: Fly 900G

Squeezebox Low

Laminate: biax

Super Sap Epoxy (bio-resin)

Base: extruded

Base Color: fixed

Recommended Rider Weight:

[138cm, 142cm] 100 - 150lb

[147cm] 120 - 180lb

[152cm] 150 - 200lb+

Manufacturer Warranty: 3 years

Activity: all-mountain snowboarding

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