BURTON · Burton Family Tree Gril Master Camber Snowboard

BURTON Burton Family Tree Gril Master Camber Snowboard 25/26
BURTON

Burton Family Tree Gril Master Camber Snowboard

25/26 season

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24/25 season reviewDifferent season, same model
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A board that began as a tribute to Marco Glick and has become a core all-mountain deck in the Family Tree line. Directional camber, a 15 mm taper and 45-degree Carbon Highlights combine to handle everything from groomer carving to powder float, and it particularly suits upper-intermediate riders who want both everyday riding and strong performance.

Base shape (camber)

Directional camber

A directional camber construction with traditional camber toward the tail and a touch of rocker blended at the nose. With 15mm of taper the nose is wider, maximising powder float performance while the tail sinks.

StiffnessHigher means stiffer

7/10

45-degree carbon highlights give it strong snap and high responsiveness. Turn entry and exit are quick, and strong pop produces lively response on jumps. Overall it has a flex on the stiffer side.

Where it shines

All-mountainPowderCarving

Who it suits

New
Intermediate
Advanced

It cruises comfortably on groomers while handling powder and hard carving, suiting intermediates and up with a degree of skill. Its main target is upper-intermediate riders who want broad use across varied terrain and conditions.

Good

  • 45-degree Carbon Highlights deliver excellent snap and pop performance
  • Directional camber combined with 15 mm taper provides excellent float in powder
  • The WFO base (wax-infused) glides fast straight out of the wrapper
  • Usable for all-mountain purposes from groomer carving to powder riding

Not so good

  • Not suited to park and freestyle trick-focused riding
  • The directional design limits switch riding

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