BURTON · Women's Burton Feelgood Flying V Snowboard
Women's Burton Feelgood Flying V Snowboard
25/26 season
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Thanks to its rocker-based hybrid profile, turn initiation is easy and the ride feels smooth, making it a board optimised for beginners and intermediates to feel the fun of snowboarding. It's strong in powder float and basic freestyle moves, but lacking high-speed stability and pop means advanced riders and those wanting aggressive carving or park riding are better served by the camber version. It's a fitting choice for beginners and intermediates who want to explore the whole mountain at their own pace while building skills.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid rocker
A Burton Flying V profile: rocker at the centre forms a pivot point in the middle of the board, making turn initiation easy — a rocker-based hybrid layout.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A comparatively soft flex making butters and presses easy, but pop is lacking and high-speed control is low. Its freestyle capability falls short of a dedicated park board.
Where it shines
Who it suits
It suits beginners and intermediates; advanced riders are pointed to the camber profile version. A lack of high-speed stability and pop makes it hard to meet advanced riders' needs.
Good
- ✓Very easy turn initiation and smooth edge transitions suit beginners and intermediates
- ✓Good float in powder, an advantage for light powder riding
- ✓Basic freestyle moves such as butters and presses come easily
- ✓Switch riding and basic tricks such as 180s are achievable
- ✓An all-mountain character that makes exploring varied terrain easy
Not so good
- —A speed limit where stability and confidence in control drop off at speed
- —Lacking pop, so jumps and air tricks take a lot of effort
- —Carving performance falls short of the camber version, so it's inadequate for aggressive carving
- —Not suited to big-mountain riding or advanced park riding
