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Burton Feelgood ES Snowboard - Women's - 08/09 - 2008
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Burton Feelgood ES Snowboard - Women's - 08/09 - 2008
With the Women's Feelgood ES Snowboard, Burton delivers a super light, stiff all-mountain ride for demanding boarders who rip every corner of the mountain. Burton combined the trusted Dragonfly Core with the Vaporskin topsheet to create incredible strength-to-weight ratio and a snappy feel that you'll love from the first ride. Burton also used a Pro-Tip design to reduce swing weight and help you squeeze out that 540 off the cornice. A 2.5cm stance setback increases your flotation in the powder, and the Feelgood ES includes a WFO Vision Sintered base for the fast feel you can't live without. *Boards come in varied colors, but we're sure you'll get a look you're stoked with. - Fall 2008.
Bottom Line: Stiff, light, responsive.
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Yes this model is camber. No rocker can be found on this deck.
By: Wooden Robots
March 2, 2010
Hi, can I ride this board with any bindings or do I need special
Hi, can I ride this board with any bindings or do I need special bindings?
By: Sophie
February 17, 2010
Hi Sophie,
You need to ride this board with EST bindings because the Feelgood ES board has a EST system. I suggest the Burton Lexa binding they are a really great mid-stiff binding.
By: Moriah Roberts
February 17, 2010
Hi All, Thank you for the advice. As a matter of fact, I just bought the Burton Lexa binding and am extreamly happy with them! It makes such a difference, even on my old board.
By: Sophie
February 20, 2010
you do not need just EST bindings. Any Burton disk binding will work.
You can also use forum disk bindings.
However, to get the unparalleled flex and feel, I would highly suggests rocking some ST for the utmost in flex and feel!
By: Four Horsemen
February 18, 2010
mariah you do NOT need to its just better. it would need an adapter.
By: thu4384549
January 27, 2011
If I buy a board meant for someone 150lbs and I'm say, 180'ish
If I buy a board meant for someone 150lbs and I'm say, 180'ish is there a problem with that, will it snap out from under me?
By: Tracey
April 25, 2009
haha heck to the no!...the rider weights really dont matter. Im 180 and have used a womens board (long story) for exended peiods of time, i think the "maximum" weight was like 140, but it did fine and i didnt worry at all about snapping
By: Yule & Bellow
April 25, 2009
Won't snap but will probably be a little a soft for you. Some more info would help, skill level, preferred terrain, etc.
By: Tim -Dakine/661/Intense Rep
April 28, 2009
it's not going to snap like a twig if that's what you mean. but the flex will be very different if you're that far from the weight range. whether that's desirable or not is for you to decide.
By: PK Thunder
April 25, 2009
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Length:
- 145cm, 150cm, 155cm
- Shape:
- Twin
- Effective Edge:
- [150cm] 1152.5mm
- Waist Width:
- [150cm] 238mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [150cm] 7.49m
- Stance Width:
- [150cm] 50cm (20in)
- Stance Setback:
- 2.5cm
- Core material:
- Dragonfly (wood)
- Base:
- Sintered WFO Vision
- Rider Weight:
- [145cm] 90-135lb (41-61kg); [150cm] 100-145 (45-66kg); [155cm] 120-165lb (55-70kg)
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year