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Style: 132191WD24
* Color of snowboard base may vary.
The Burton Free Thinker Wide Snowboard is designed with the freestyle snowboarder in mind. It’s intentionally built for laps in the terrain park, half pipe, and your favorite funky side hits on the way down to the parking lot. It’s a medium to stiff board, ideal for intermediate and expert riders who know how to manage quick and poppy boards. If you use snowboarding as a way to express your creative intuitions, the Free Thinker is the next board you need to add to your quiver.
KEY FEATURES- Camber Bend ensures powerful turns and poppy precision while simultaneously offering suspension for a smooth ride and endless edge control
- Dualzone EGD Wood Grain positions special wood inserts along the toe and heel edges to enhance edge hold, response, and strength
- Wide model works best for riders with boots larger than US Men’s size 12
SPECS
FEATURES
- Profile: Camber
- Width: Wide
- Ability Level: Advanced
- Flex: Medium/Stiff
- Hole Pattern: Channel
- Shape: Twin
- Type: Park
- WFO Base infuses specialty wax deep into the pores of the board for added durability in any riding conditions
- Triax Fiberglass provides unprecedented and versatile torsional flex and is practically bombproof
- Super Sap Epoxy is formulated from bio-based materials, reducing the carbon footprint by 50%
- Frostbite Edges extend outward beneath the bindings to provide unprecedented edge hold on hard-packed and icy conditions
- Infinite Ride Technology uses a special machine to break in the board for you, providing maximum pop and strength
- Channel Board Mount allows you to dial in a unique stance and is compatible with all major bindings
| Length (cm) |
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| 157W | 25.2 |
| 160W | 25.5 |
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