BURTON · Burton Cartographer Camber Snowboard
Burton Cartographer Camber Snowboard
26/27 season
Colour
Color makeup
Multicolour
Design
Illustration
Sizes
Expert reviews 1
An all-mountain daily driver focused on fun and versatility. Pop and turn feel are good, it rides switch despite being directional, and it's well executed for the price. Ice edge grip is on the weak side compared with peers, though.
Base shape (camber)
Directional camber
A directional camber with mellow early rise at the nose and quite aggressive camber through the middle. It creates a half-locked-in sensation.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A medium flex at 6 out of 10. Between the feet it's medium-stiff, the nose is medium, and the tail is medium-stiff again.
Where it shines
Who it suits
Suited to advanced and expert riders, though motivated intermediates can manage it too. Its character is forgiving yet keeps its response alive.
Good
- ✓Excellent pop and spring coming out of turns
- ✓Quick turn initiation and a fun ride
- ✓Versatile enough to serve as a one-board quiver
- ✓Good switch capability for a directional board
Not so good
- —Edge hold on firm snow lags behind peers
- —Not suited to jibbing or park
- —Limited powder float compared with dedicated freeride boards
