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BURTON Burton Rewind Camber Snowboard 25/26
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Burton Rewind Camber Snowboard

25/26 season

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25/26 season review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1ba_hJTmWg

A unisex park board that merges the men's Name Dropper and women's Rewind, characterised by a Pure Pop camber profile and an asymmetric twin design. It's optimised for intermediate and advanced riders who spend most of their time in the park, and it's an all-round park board that suits Midwest park riding particularly well. It's somewhat unsuited to powder and aggressive carving, so consider a separate board if you want those.

Base shape (camber)

Hybrid camber

A camber-to-flat (Pure Pop) profile: traditional camber between the feet provides pop and power, while the flat nose and tail tips increase catch-free feel and stability on boxes and rails.

StiffnessHigher means stiffer

4/10

Off Axis Flex technology (a thin core plus Triax glass) keeps the flex soft while retaining strong kickback and power. It's flexible but responds well once on edge.

Where it shines

ParkFreestyleAll-mountainTricks

Who it suits

New
Intermediate
Advanced

A board targeting high-end park riders, suiting intermediate to advanced riders who spend more than half their time in the park. It isn't recommended for beginners.

Good

  • The asymmetric twin construction is a unisex design usable nose-first in either direction
  • The Pure Pop (camber-to-flat) profile secures jump pop and box/rail stability at once
  • Foam pads smooth out edge-to-edge carving under the bindings and provide a stable feel
  • A durable, fast centred base

Not so good

  • Not suited to powder riding
  • Limited for high-speed carving and aggressive all-mountain riding
25/26 season review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1ba_hJTmWg

A unisex park board that merges the men's Name Dropper and women's Rewind, characterised by a Pure Pop camber profile and an asymmetric twin design. It's optimised for intermediate and advanced riders who spend most of their time in the park, and it's an all-round park board that suits Midwest park riding particularly well. It's somewhat unsuited to powder and aggressive carving, so consider a separate board if you want those.

Base shape (camber)

Hybrid camber

A camber-to-flat (Pure Pop) profile: traditional camber between the feet provides pop and power, while the flat nose and tail tips increase catch-free feel and stability on boxes and rails.

StiffnessHigher means stiffer

4/10

Off Axis Flex technology (a thin core plus Triax glass) keeps the flex soft while retaining strong kickback and power. It's flexible but responds well once on edge.

Where it shines

ParkFreestyleAll-mountainTricks

Who it suits

New
Intermediate
Advanced

A board targeting high-end park riders, suiting intermediate to advanced riders who spend more than half their time in the park. It isn't recommended for beginners.

Good

  • The asymmetric twin construction is a unisex design usable nose-first in either direction
  • The Pure Pop (camber-to-flat) profile secures jump pop and box/rail stability at once
  • Foam pads smooth out edge-to-edge carving under the bindings and provide a stable feel
  • A durable, fast centred base

Not so good

  • Not suited to powder riding
  • Limited for high-speed carving and aggressive all-mountain riding

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BURTON Burton Rewind Camber Snowboard — 25/26 snowboard deck