Men’S Snowboard * | Burton Diy Throwback Pow Surfer 2023

Product Details

Rocker Type

Rocker

Core

Fsc Certified Ply Core

Burton’S Classic Tip To Tail Wood Core, Constantly Improved Upon In Terms Of Flex, Feel, Pop And Strength.

Laminates

Biax Fiberglass

Gives The Board A Jib And Park Friendly Feel By Softening The Torsional Flex.

Base

Extruded Base

Speed, Strength, And Graphical Pop In A Base That Requires Little Maintenance. Pass Your Friends Without Even Waxing.

Additional Features

Super Sap Epoxy

A Resin Formulated With Bio-Based Materials That Reduces The Carbon Footprint By 50% Over Conventional All-Petroleum-Based Epoxies. Less Oil Consumption Means Even Less Of A Carbon Footprint Per Board.

Binding Compatibility

No Bindings

Specs

• Terrain:
  All-Mountain, Powder

  Terrain

  
  

  All-Mountain
  All-Mountain Snowboards Are Designed For Exploring The Whole Mountain. They Are Your Go-To For A Snowboard That Will Do Anything. They Feel At Home On Groomers, Powder, Park Runs And Almost Anything In Between. The Vast Majority Of Snowboarders Choose All-Mountain Boards For Their Great Versatility. If You’Re Just Getting Started Or Unsure Of Exactly What You Need, An All-Mountain Snowboard Is A Great Choice. Powder
  Powder Snowboards Love Powder. Often Associated With Freeride Snowboards, Powder Boards Sometimes Feature A Wider Nose And A Tapered Narrower Tail. The Binding Inserts, Which Determine The Rider’S Stance, Are Often Set Back On A Powder Snowboard To Help The Rider Float The Tip Of The Board Through The Deep Stuff. Powder Snowboards Sometimes Also Feature Rocker, A Design Element Where The Tip (And Tail) Rise Starts Farther Back On The Board, Which Also Helps The Rider Maintain Tip Float Through The Pow.
  

• Ability Level:
  Advanced-Expert

  Ability Level

  Advanced-Expert
  Whether You Charge The Steepest Lines, Hit The Biggest Jumps In The Park Or Carve With Race-Like Precision, Advanced To Expert Level Skis, Snowboards, Boots And Bindings Are For The More Aggressive Rider. In Skis And Snowboards, You’Ll Often Find Layers Of Metal, Carbon Or Other Stringers For Rigidity And Power, While Advanced To Expert Level Boots And Bindings Are Usually On The Stiffer Side Of The Spectrum For Rebound And Precision Steering.

• Rocker Type:
  Rocker

  Rocker Type

  Rocker
  A Rocker Board Side Profile Is The Opposite Of A Camber Board, With A Smooth Downward Curvature To It And Less Edge Contact Length When The Board Is Weighted. Rocker Boards Float Well In Powder And Pivot More Easily Underfoot. They Also Tend To Be Less “Hooky” At Both Tip And Tail And Better For Landing Spin Maneuvers When You Don’T Quite Have Enough Rotation.

• Shape:
  Asymmetrical, Directional, Directional Twin, True Twin
• Flex Rating:
  Stiff

  Flex Rating

  Stiff
  The Amount A Snowboard Flexes Varies Significantly Between Boards. Snowboard Flex Ratings Are Not Necessarily Standardized Across Manufacturers, So The Flex May Vary From Brand To Brand. Many Manufacturers Will Give A Number Rating Ranging From 1-10, 1 Being Softest And 10 Being Stiffest. Here At Evo We Have Standardized The Manufacturers’ Number Ratings To A Feel Rating Ranging From Soft To Very Stiff. Generally You Will Find Flex Ratings Of 1-2 As Soft, 3-5 As Medium, 6-8 As Stiff, And 9-10 As Very Stiff. Flex Ratings And Feel May Ultimately Vary From Snowboard To Snowboard.

• Binding Mount Pattern:
  None