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Burton Fishcuit Snowboard
Big things come in small packages and the Burton Fishcuit Snowboard is proof of this age-old adage. This deceptively compact package features a plethora of tech designed to give avid powder hounds the best value for their day off, including Burton's pow-specific S-Rocker, Nug Raduction shaping, and the carbon-packed pop of the Carbon I-Beam along the center line.
- Nug Raduction allows you to size down the Fishcuit by 4 to 8cm from your normal board size by increasing the directional taper and widening the surface area in targeted zones
- S-Rocker initiates at the nose of the board with a float-enhancing rocker that continues under the front inserts before transitioning into standard camber through the tail
- Elliptical nose kick elongates the nose and works with the directional taper to float on top of powder and save you some serious leg burn
- Swallow tail design creates a sink-effect that works with the elliptical nose kick
- Carbon I-Beam augments longitudinal snap with what can only be described as the board's backbone
- Triax fiberglass laminate provides full-length freeride-specific snap for increased ollie height and snap in and out of turns
- Pro-Tips thin out the nose and tail towards the edge to shave weight and swing weight so you can hopefully sneak in another 180 to your spin
- Super Fly II core maps certain areas of the board giving you strength, pop, and reduced-weight just where you need it
- Dualzone EGD (Engineered Grain Direction) switches up the core construction along likely areas of impact on the edge to run width-wise to increase impact resistance
- Slimrail sidewalls remove all excess material to reduce weight without compromising durability
- Sintered WFO base goes beyond the status quo of sintered bases and infuses wax deep into the pores of this high-density compound
- Infinite Ride technology initially overbuilds the core and breaks it in before it leaves the factory so you get a board that feels broken-in out of the box with improved durability as a bonus
- The Channel mounting system lets you fine-tune your stance width and angle to the max; when combined with Burton EST bindings, it provides ultimate board feel and control; it is, however, adaptable to most bindings
- The Fishcuit hails from Burton's Family Tree, a line-up of boards built with the soul-purpose of soul-carving and face-shots
Bottom Line: Your boss will get over your disappearances on powder days.
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5'9" 160 lbs is this board too small? I normally ride
5'9" 160 lbs is this board too small? I normally ride a gnu billy goat 162 for pow.
By: ken4038896
March 17, 2013
Surfs up short board style
By:
Four Horsemen Sales
October 5, 2012
Jump on the Fishcuit – with additional taper and the equivalent surface area of the Fish 56, the Fishcuit increases tight terrain mobility without sacrificing float or crud-busting stability.
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Length:
- 150 cm
- Shape:
- directional tapered
- Flex:
- medium (5 of 10 on Burton's scale)
- Camber:
- S-Rocker (hybrid)
- Sidewalls:
- Slimrail
- Effective Edge:
- 1145 mm
- Waist Width:
- 257 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- 7.5 m
- Stance Width:
- 21 in
- Stance Setback:
- 3 in
- Base:
- sintered
- Core:
- Super Fly II (wood), triax glass
- Recommended Use:
- freeride
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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