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Burton Lip-Stick Snowboard - Women's - 2010
Leave your mark from peak to park while on the Burton Women’s Lip-Stick Snowboard. Burton has enhanced this already hot board with its spring-loaded Flying V profile, which blends rocker playfulness and float with subtle cambered zones under your feet for crispy snap, extra pop, and rush-inducing power through your turns.
- 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; adaptable to three-hole and four-hole bindings
- Frostbite Edges protrude just slightly from under your bindings to help you get a grip on hard, icy surfaces and power through crud
- Scoop shaping turns up your tip and tail slightly for a forgiving, catch-free ride in or on anything from pow to park features
- Symmetrical twin shape allows a balanced ride that’s equally versatile when ridden regular or switch
- New Jumper Cables Hi-Voltage means carbonated rods running from your feet to the tip and tail for super-charged pop and performance
- Lightweight Super Fly Core mixes up hard and soft woods to save weight and improve snap and response.
- Durable, highly porous sintered base provides superior wax absorption for greater overall glide
Bottom Line: Mama always told you not to leave the house without your Lip-Stick.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
love this board!
By:
wooper
February 20, 2012
I love this board! I've been riding for a long time (10+ years) and I'd consider myself an intermediate/advanced rider. Have always riden a "classic" board (ie. camber) until the recent craze of "rocker". Was it all hype? I had to try. The first year, I bought a Feelgood V-Rocker (148). Aside from riding pow, I hated this board. No control at all on groomers and steeps, you really have to adjust to no edges after riding camber for so long. Probably a great board for beginners, since you will probably never catch an edge but at the same time, you lose a lot of control. The board is really fun in pow but i'd go as far as saying, any board is fun in pow! Live for Pow!
Ok, so next year, Burton comes out with "Flying-V"- and that's when I decided to try out the Lipstick Flying-V.
OMG, I love this board! It is floaty but yet you still have control (albeit not as much control as a camber/classic board)- but once you get use to how much control and looseness there is, this board rules- its really a good balance between rocker and camber. I've riden the board in about 2-3' of fresh pow too and the board floats like its a 150 (I ride a 141!)- this might have something to do with the scoop nose- it really stayed on top without much leaning back.
I've also progressed a lot on jibs with this board- boxes, rails, banks- for whatever reason, the board is very forgiving on jibs and jumps which in turn has raised my confidence level and i'm just having so much fun on this board!
I've owned a lot of boards over the years (burton, gnu, rome, smokin, roxy) but I have to say, hands down this is my favorite all time board! I'm considering getting a slightly longer one for those extra deep pow days.
If you're looking for a board that can do it all, i'd highly recommend this one!
Lip-Stick
By:
Wooden Robots
August 26, 2010
The Burton Lip-Stick has quickly become a favorite on the Women's team. This board has been built to accommodate the demands of a serious Woman. Keeping the same shape from last year the Lip-Stick appears to be the same, however the innards have had a complete makeover.
The Lip-Stick now has the award winning Flying V board profile. This is the Camber/rocker story at its finest. V-rocker in between your feet, camber under foot, then rocker to the tip and tail. All the power and forgiveness you need in one ride.
Burton has also added the Scoop; lifted up contact points on the tip and tail, Jumper Cables Hi-Voltage; carbon stringers woven into the fiberglass going from the end of the channel to the contact points.
There is now a smaller size for all sizes of riders. 141, 145, 149, 152, and 154. Dress up, go out on the town and don't forget your Lip-Stick.
Transworld Good Wood Winner!!!
By: Four Horsemen
August 30, 2010
Check out Transworld Snowboarding's Good Wood Board Test... Social is one of the top 5 Women's All Mountain Boards over $400
Would this be a good board for lets say a 13 year old?
Would this be a good board for lets say a 13 year old?
By: Hai
November 19, 2010
It depends how how long your daughter has been riding. This is a great board for an semi experienced rider. Hit us up with some more information and we'll do our best to answer your questions.
By: Wooden Robots
November 21, 2010
This would be a great board. I want it SO bad & even though I'm 15 I'd cry if my mom bought it for me.
By: iwrestledabearonce
November 19, 2010
Looking Good
By:
Anna
October 1, 2010
The lipstick board's graphic design is amazing. Straight up art.
Fun Board
By:
col3673245
January 20, 2011
I hopped on this demo board the other day and had a blast! I'm an intermediate rider and felt a lot more playful and carefree than I do on my older, stiffer Ride Fever. Ollies were just a little higher, carves were just a little easier. Transitions weren't as quick, but chatter was low and I feel like I connected with the terrain more. An all around fun board to take things to the next level with.
2010/2011 Burton Lip-Stick Snowboard - Women's
By: diplomattix
October 26, 2010
Leave your mark from peak to park while on the Burton Women’s Lip-Stick Snowboard. Burton has enhanced this already hot board with its spring-loaded Flying V profile, which blends rocker playfulness and float with subtle cambered zones under your feet for crispy snap, extra pop, and rush-inducing power through your turns.
Love 2011 Lip-Stick
By:
xkt2794894
January 4, 2011
This years lip-stick is a huge improvement over last year. I had the 152 last year and it had no edge, unless conditions were perfect I hated riding it, ice was a nightmare. I read they had improved the edge this year, so I tried again, this time a 154, and I love it. I have my old Forum bindings on it, the first time I took it out it seemed too fast, but my second day with it and I love it!! Just ordered some Custom EST's in purple, can't wait to see the difference the EST bindings make . . . the boards graphics are hot, not that you should buy a board on looks alone . . .but I am a chick, it matters!
Great Board
By:
Alyssa Forrest
January 27, 2011
The burton lipstick was a super fun board to ride. It took a little getting used to the new Burton flying V camber shape of the board, but once I did it was it was awesome! It was a really poppy snowboard that was great riding groomers, glades, and park yay! Recommend to any girl rider!
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Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 141cm, 145cm, 149cm, 152cm, 154cm
- Shape:
- Twin
- Flex:
- Medium (4 on manufacturer’s 10-point scale)
- Camber:
- Flying V (rocker-camber combo)
- Sidewalls:
- 10:45 dual-angle geometry
- Effective Edge:
- [149cm] 1135mm
- Waist Width:
- [149cm] 240mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [149cm] 7.5m
- Stance Width:
- [149cm] 50cm (20in)
- Stance Setback:
- Centered
- Core:
- Super Fly (tip-to-tail wood)
- Base:
- Sintered
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [141cm] 70-125lb; [145cm] 80-130lb; [149cm] 90-140lb; [152cm] 115-165lb; [154cm] 120-170lb
- Recommended Use:
- Freestyle, all-mountain
- Manufacturer’s Warranty:
- 1 Year
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