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Burton Love Snowboard - 09/10 - 2009
Designed with more affection than we have for mommy mamaries, the Burton Coalition Love Snowboard is built for tubular rides through the park and exploring new features in urban wastelands. Ridden by Keegan and Mikkel, the Love features a park-specific softer flex profile, Burton's Rail Ready Tune, and a Park Fly II core with Dualzone EGD, so you can pop, bonk, slide, and stomp your heart out. Also check out the Love Snowboard's writable base where you can communicate your love for pretty ladies, foreign languages, tacos, whatever. *Also comes in wide for extra lovin'.
- The Channel binding mount system for infinite stance options, better board feel, and direct energy transfer (works with Burton EST and 3D bindings)
- Dualzone EGD improves power transfer, response edge hold
- Negative profile for softer flex and torsion is great for a variety of terrain
- Dual Density Triax Fiberglass is snappy as hell
- Rail Ready Tune is ready for park and street rails from day one and still grippy enough for kickers
- Pro-Tip tapered tip and tail for reduced swing weight
- Infinite Ride technology makes your board deliver consistent performance and feel from day one to day one thousand, so you never have to break your board in or worry that it's performance will fade
- Elliptical Kicks shaped tip and tail promote pop and float
- 10:45 Sidewalls are extra meaty for the abuse aggressive riders unleash
Bottom Line: There's only one Love Snowboard.
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I am 6'1 and 160 lbs. should I get the 155 or 158
I am 6'1 and 160 lbs. should I get the 155 or 158
By: logan grant
September 28, 2010
It depends on the type of riding you want to do. More all mountain? then get the 158. If this is going to be your park deck, the 155 would be fine. Actually both sizes would be good for you for the park.
By: Wooden Robots
September 29, 2010
Urban/Park Hammer
By:
Kyle G
February 25, 2010
Pros - Rides great in park and can throw down on any urban feature your willing to hit. Durable construction with rail ready edge tune.
Cons - A little on the heavy side.
does the board come with the the hardware for the bindings??
does the board come with the the hardware for the bindings????
By: Chris Fernandez
August 20, 2010
Yes this deck comes with all the necessary parts for you to rip it up.
By: Wooden Robots
August 20, 2010
Hey guys, I'm looking at getting this board. I'm 6Ft
Hey guys,
I'm looking at getting this board. I'm 6Ft and about 240pounds but built. My friend reakons I should get a 154-156 board cause he says a 160ish board which my weight comes into from the manufacturer recommendations will be too stiff. He reakons it will be like a piece of wood and suggests shorter for more flex.
What do you guys think?
Thanks in Advance!
By: Toskala
May 24, 2010
For sure, go with the 158. it is a better fit.
By: Wooden Robots
May 24, 2010
Hey Man
Im 6'1" and 150 lbs and i ride a 153 DC PBJ and its perfect so for u i think a 154 or a 156 will be a little to soft but ur buddy is right and u prob will want to keep out of the 160 range id go 158 its probably ur best option
By: ben3403783
May 24, 2010
hate to love it
By:
joe2855192
January 19, 2010
This stick is awesome rockin a 152 with cartel est bindings. The flex is right on for just about anything you wanna do in the park. Oh yeah has great pop too. I think this is just about the best freestyle park board you can get for under $500. And its got hot chicks all ready all over it.
I'm 5'6" and about 135. would the 152 work for me
I'm 5'6" and about 135. would the 152 work for me in the park or would i be better off goin to a smaller board?
By: Sean
March 29, 2010
Na, the 152 will be fine. You'll grow into it as well. It may seem a little too big right now but it will be perfect next year. Great board.
By: Wooden Robots
March 30, 2010
HOLY GRAIL <3
By:
jtreez
September 8, 2009
Demoed it at Timberline last season w/ cartels (EST) and all I have to say that it was the best setup i've ever ridden.
Feels like a combination of a Custom and Sapient. Both of which I own. Pop is crazy, flex is perfect for butters, speed if nuts. Very soild on Conway kickers (20-30ft) Needless to say that I fell in love.
its amazing i rode the 152 last year and hit a number of street rails it works pretty nicely.
By: chad
November 26, 2009
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 152cm, 155cm, 158cm, 162cm
- Shape:
- Twin
- Effective Edge:
- [155cm] 1185mm
- Waist Width:
- [155cm] 250mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [155cm] 7.51m
- Stance Width:
- [155cm] 54.5cm (21.5in)
- Stance Setback:
- Centered
- Core Material:
- Park Fly (wood)
- Base:
- Sintered
- Rider Weight:
- 120-170lbs
- Recommended Use:
- Park, Freestyle snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
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