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Burton Chopper Snowboard - Kids' - 2010
Burton blows away old notions of when you can start your kid on a board—even the littlest groms can start sliding sideways with the Kids’ Chopper Snowboard. With edges lifted off the snow, mellow camber, and super soft flex, your knee-high one can easily develop balance and control, and get the hang of turning. For the 80-, 90-, and 100-centimeter sizes, Burton developed grippy foot pads and offers a Riglet reel (sold separately) that lets you tow junior around until he’s ready for bindings. The Chopper also comes with the Go Snowboarding package, which includes a Learn to Ride lesson and a lift ticket at select resorts.
Bottom Line: If he starts at four, just think how he’ll ride when he’s fourteen.
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My son has 7 years old, what is the right size board for him
My son has 7 years old, what is the right size board for him?
By: Gustavo Junqueira
January 29, 2012
is there a weight limit on this board?
By:
aaron brouillard
October 27, 2010
if there is can you leave a comment about it?
Is There a certain weight limit for this board?
Is There a certain weight limit for this board?
By: aaron brouillard
October 27, 2010
No answer,,,Just a statement: Get the Burton Hero V-Rocker, much better bro!
By: Brendan W.
January 10, 2011
k thanks im like 95 pounds so ill probly get 125 or 130
By: aaron brouillard
October 27, 2010
check out the tech specs on the right of the page. Under recommended rider weight, it will give you the break down for each board size.
By: Wooden Robots
October 27, 2010
Yuppers, its listed on the bottom of the page with all of the other stats on the board. It will give you the weight to length ratio
By: Kris McGregor
October 27, 2010
Burton Chopper
By:
Wooden Robots
August 24, 2010
Burton makes the best kids boards hands down. These boards are perfect for your kids to learn how to ride. The easy rider technology is amazing. The whole base is beveled, all the edges are lifted up off the snow. This gives your kid so much forgiveness when learning. No more instantaneous toe or heel catches right off the bat.
8 size lengths to choose from. 80 cm to 130. The black pads over the inserts are eva squares to stand your kids on even before you strap bindings on.
Another cool addition is the riglet reel you can buy, this is a leashed you attached to the front of the board so you can pull your kid around the backyard so they can get the feel of riding before you take them to the slopes.
Amazing for you little groms. Way easier and way better.
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 80cm, 90cm, 100cm, 110cm, 115cm, 120cm, 125cm, 130cm
- Shape:
- Twin
- Flex:
- 1 (out of 3 on manufacturer’s kids scale)
- Camber:
- Rocker
- Effective Edge:
- [115cm] 835mm
- Waist Width:
- [115cm] 213mmSidecut Radius: [115cm] 5.21m
- Stance Width:
- [115cm] 38cm (15in)
- Stance Setback:
- Centered
- Core:
- Fly (wood with negative profile)
- Base:
- Extruded
- Recommended rider weight:
- [80cm] 35-45lbs; [90cm] 35-45lbs; [100cm] 35-60lbs; [110] 40-70lbs; [115] 45-85lbs; [120cm] 45-85lbs; [125] 50-95lbs; [130cm] 60-110lbs
- Recommended Use:
- Groms who are just starting out
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
1 Comment Last Comment: December 28, 2011 by: Freddy Zwirb
By: Freddy Zwirb
December 28, 2011
if the board is the right size you wont have to worry about that. this is a kids board so if you are grown up yea it would break under your weight.
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