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Product Details
Style: FEATHER 11
* Color of snowboard base may vary.
The Burton Feather Snowboard for women is perfect for beginner to intermediate riders who want a forgiving board with a soft flex and catch free edges. The EZ V-Rocker and Cruise Control make progressing so much easier by allowing the board to float on various terrains without snagging easily and causing you to tumble. The Feather’s twin flex creates a balanced ride whichever way you ride it, whether goofy or regular, toeside or heelside.
Specs:
- Shape: Directional
- Design: All-Mountain for versatility
- Flex: Twin
- Flex Rating: 2 (on 1 (soft) to 10 (stiff) scale)
- Camber: Reverse Camber EZ V-Rocker
Features
- New EZ V-Rocker features a tapered shape that allows the board to coast with ease
- Fly Core with Negative Profile provides a predictable feel from tip to tail
- Biax Fiberglass promotes a soft and forgiving flex
- Extruded Base is durable, low maintenance and easy to repair
- Cruise Control grants more stability with a softer flex and smoother edge tune
- Grip and Rip Tune gives you an edge on all terrain
- Slantwall Sidewalls give you a strong and predictable edge hold
- New Softer Flex makes for an even more forgiving ride
- Free Spring 2011 LTR lesson & lift package at participating resorts
Questions and Answers
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Q:
"Is the Feather a good all mountain board for an intermediate rider?"
1 Answers | Answer Question
Question by Nikki on 2/13/2011 - 12:38 am
A:
"This board is going to be a great all terrain. It is twin tipped so you can ride how you feel comfortable. The only reason I wouldn't suggest this board for you is the fact that you can not grow with it. If you wanted to advance your level of skill you would have to get a new board because this is for a beginner with the highest level that would want to ride it is an intermediate. "
Answer by Ashley (Peter Glenn Staff) on 2/13/2011 - 8:16 am
