From Eternal Snow:
2008/2009 BURTON TWIN SNOWBOARD
Freestyle assault and battery
Initiate all out freestyle warfare with the Burton Twin , a mid wide legend in the making. The Park Fly core is designed to be soft where you want it, burly where you need it, and super light all around. Infinite Ride , extra strength 10:45 sidewalls, and the New Dual Density Triax join forces to give this weapon eternal life. Between the banger graphics and the bulletproof chassis, you've got everything needed to make peace with the Park's dark side.
2008-2009 Burton Twin Snowboard Key Features:
Dualzone EGD - The wood grain is positioned along the toe and heel edges, perpendicular to the rest of the wood core, for superior edge hold and added durability.
Sintered Vision Base - Burton's fastest WFP base with the insane clarity of Burton' Vision materials for hole-shot speed and the poppiest graphics possible.
10:45 Sidewalls - Extra-meaty 10:45 Sidewalls optimize two different angles to absorb impact for aggressive riders who demand impact survival. It's a minor detail, but one that makes a huge difference in the strength of the board.
Edge Tech - Grip & Rip Edge Tune - Burton's tried and true edge tune is perfect for slicing and dicing the entire mountain to pieces.
Negative Core Profile - A negative core profile features thinner sections of core between the bindings for softer flex and torsion. Perfect for park, pipe and rails, these boards excel over a variety of terrain and snow conditions.
Park Fly Core - The ultimate in surface-to-air slaying power. Beefier between the bindings and lighter at the tip and tails, these cores are soft where you want it, burly where you need it and super light all around. Spin, stomp and spread butters with the best. We offer three levels, with Park Fly III offering a lighter and stronger wood blend
PROFILE: Twin
RIDING STYLE/TERRAIN: Freestyle
BASE: Sintered Vision
CORE: Park Fly Core with Dualzone EGD and Negative Profile
SIDEWALL: 10:45
SIDECUT: Radial
STANCE: 50 mm setback
- Dualzone EGD
- Stainless Steel Edges with Grip and Rip Tune
Available in 151, 154, 157 cm sizes
Additional Information SKU M-BD-BT-TWIN-09 Snowboard Width Regular Camber Style Regular Riding Style Park Specific Freestyle Snowboard Profile True Twin Gender Men's Year Winter 2009
From The House:
Item # 9854bttw9zz-burton-snowboardsBurton Twin Snowboard Rep Review Video
Burton Twin Snowboard Video
Initiate all-out freestyle warfare with the Burton Twin Snowboard 154, a mid wide legend in the making. The Park Fly core is designed to be soft where you want it, burly where you need it, and super light all-around. Infinite Ride, extra-strength 10:45 sidewalls, and new Dual Density Triax join forces to give this weapon eternal life. Between the banger graphics and the bulletproof chassis, you've got everything needed to make peace with the park's dark side.
Key Features of the Burton Twin Snowboard 154:
Feel: 4Shape: TwinFlex: TwinBase: Sintered VisionCore: Park Fly Core With Dualzone EGD And Negative ProfileFiberglass: New Dual Density Triax ResponseSidewalls: 10:45Edges: Grip And Rip TuneExtras: Elliptical Kicks, Pro-Tip And Infinite RideLength: 154cmEff. Edge: 118.50Waist Width: 25.20cmNose/Tail Width: 29.52cmSidecut: 7.53mItem colors: Green
From Golf And Ski Warehouse:
>Make peace with the parks dark side.Mikey Rencz and his Twin have this super weird connection-like they always know what the other one is thinking. Whether raining hammers deep in the backcountry or keeping it âmellowâ off the lifts at Whistler, this duo shreds better together. As if their connection couldnt be closer, this year theyre both enjoying the mind-altering connectivity of the Channel for unlimited stance options with any Burton binding.The Channel *NEW*
SHAPE: Twin
FLEX: Twin
CORE: Park Fly Core with Dualzone EGD and Negative Profile
FIBERGLASS: Dual Density Triax Response
BASE: Sintered Vision
EDGES: Grip and Rip Tune
SIDEWALLS: 10:45
EXTRAS: Living Color Graphics, Elliptical Kicks, Pro-Tip, and Infinite RideFeel: 4Burton Snowboards & Gear can be shipped within the United States only.
From Salty Peaks:
Freestyle assault and battery.
Initiate all-out freestyle warfare with the Twin, a mid wide legend in the making. The Park Fly core is designed to be soft where you want it, burly where you need it, and super light all-around. Infinite Ride, extra-strength 10:45 sidewalls, and NEW Dual Density Triax join forces to give this weapon eternal life. Between the banger graphics and the bulletproof chassis, youve got everything needed to make peace with the parks dark side.
Shape:
- Twin
Flex:
- Twin
Base:
- Sintered Vision
Core:
- Park Fly Core with Dualzone EGD and Negative Profile
Fiberglass:
- NEW Dual Density Triax Response
Sidewalls:
- 10:45
Edges:
- Grip and Rip Tune
Extras:
- Elliptical Kicks
- Pro-Tip
- Infinite Ride™
From Gear Direct:
Initiate all-out freestyle warfare with the Twin, a mid wide legend in the making. The Park Fly core is designed to be soft where you want it, burly where you need it, and super light all-around. Infinite Ride, extra-strength 10:45 sidewalls, and NEW Dual Density Triax join forces to give this weapon eternal life. Between the banger graphics and the bulletproof chassis, youve got everything needed to make peace with the parks dark side.
SHAPE: Twin
FLEX: Twin
BASE: Sintered Vision
CORE: Park Fly Core with Dualzone EGD and Negative Profile
FIBERGLASS: NEW Dual Density Triax Response
SIDEWALLS: 10:45
EDGES: Grip and Rip Tune
EXTRAS: Elliptical Kicks, Pro-Tip, and Infinite Ride
From Ski Pro:
Description:
Initiate all-out freestyle warfare with the Burton Twin, a mid wide legend in the making. The Park Fly core is designed to be soft where you want it, burly where you need it, and super light all-around. Infinite Ride, extra-strength 10:45 sidewalls, and NEW Dual Density Triax join forces to give this weapon eternal life. Between the banger graphics and the bulletproof chassis, you've got everything needed to make peace with the park's dark side.
Features:
- 10:45
- Dual Density Triax Response
- Dualzone EGD
- Grip and Rip Edge Tune
- Negative Core Profile
- Park Fly Core
- Sintered Vision
- Twin
From US Outdoor Store:
Put your freestyle pants on cause we gonna do some dancin! The Burton Twin has more freestyle flow than an And One mix tape. Its Park Fly Core pops and locks while you get spun more than a sample record on DJ Seens turntables.
Freestyle assault and battery.
- SHAPE: Twin
- FLEX: Twin
- BASE: Sintered Vision
- CORE: Park Fly Core with Dualzone EGD and Negative Profile
- FIBERGLASS: NEW Dual Density Triax Response
- SIDEWALLS: 10:45
- EDGES: Grip and Rip Tune
- EXTRAS: Elliptical Kicks, Pro-Tip, and Infinite Ride
- Board colors may vary
From ValSurf:
Mikey Rencz and his Twin™ have this super weird connection-like they always know what the other one is thinking. Whether raining hammers deep in the backcountry or keeping it 'mellow. off the lifts at Whistler, this duo shreds better together. As if their connection couldn't be closer, this year they're both enjoying the mind-altering connectivity of the Channel for unlimited stance options with any Burton binding.
From SPESH:
A freestyle dream come true. A true twin with a mid-wide waist width, the new Twin lives for hitting kickers, rails and transitions. Mitch Reeds deck of choice, the Twin is as confident charging a bulletproof pipe wall as it is locking down a frontside through the kink. Ante up with our new Park Fly II core and ultra-lightweight Pro-Tip construction for reduced swing weight and ridiculous spinning power.
From Sun and Ski:
- The Channel *NEW*
- SHAPE: Twin
- FLEX: Twin CORE: Park Fly Core with Dualzone EGD and Negative Profile
- FIBERGLASS: Dual Density Triax Response
- BASE: Sintered Vision
- EDGES: Grip and Rip Tune
- SIDEWALLS: 10:45
- EXTRAS: Living Color Graphics, Elliptical Kicks, Pro-Tip, and Infinite Ride
- Feel: 4
From Shop Trailblazer:
- SHAPE: Twin
- BASE: Sintered Vision
- CORE: Park Fly Core with Dualzone EGD and Negative Profile
- FIBERGLASS: NEW Dual Density Triax Response
- SIDEWALLS: 10:45
- EDGES: Grip and Rip Tune
- EXTRAS: Elliptical Kicks, Pro-Tip, and Infinite Ride
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