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Burton T6 Snowboard - 09/10 - 2009
Big-mountain rulers Terje and Nicolas hit lines so nasty that there's never room for hesitation or mistakes. Keeping them stoked, safe, and at the top of the game is the Burton T6 Snowboard.With a lightweight and super-strong Alumafly Core with Multizone EGD and an Even Profile, the T6 powers through crud, accelerates through transitions at screaming speeds, and delivers a ride so responsive and balanced, you'll feel like you've finally been accepted into the realm of the mountain gods. To ensure this, Burton got Italian design firm Pininfarina to create a design inspired by fast cars, smooth lines, and subtle functionality. *We have no control over which base color you receive, but Burton makes nothing but sweet-looking boards, so you'll be stoked no matter what.
- Directional shape for all-mountain marauding
- The channel binding-board interface system delivers limitless binding & stance setup options when used with Burton EST and 3D bindings
- Smooth Ride technology with Eco EVA Padding for a damper feel and environmental responsibility
- Stainless steel Pressure Distribution edges deliver incredible edge hold and control - not to mention durability
- Sintered N2O WFO base is fast as balls
- Pro-Tip reduces swing weight and adds float in pow
- Alumafly core with Multizone EGD for balanced snap, response, and torsional rigidity
- Infinite Ride technology makes sure your board rides just as sweet from day one (cause Burton broke it in for you) to day one thousand
Bottom Line: Become a legend.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
good board
By:
ben shaw
March 22, 2010
my uncle has this board and he loves it. stable, tight turns and sweet speed. the only thing he doesnt like about it is that its a lil' stiff but that what you get for an all moutain board. lol. not as much pop as he would like either but then again, its a MOUTAIN board. goes nicely with the old p1.1 speed zone binders.
I'm 6'4" 260lbs is that to much for the t6?
I'm 6'4" 260lbs is that to much for the t6?
By: tj
December 18, 2009
No way... you'll be fine. The T6 is wicked, wicked powerful!!! That board holds and edge like no other! You'll be stoked. Its got a deep radial sidecut built on a directional shape. Even though it cuts hard and deep into turns, its still has some forgiveness with the smooth ride panels underfoot to absorbs the snows inconsistencies. All that combined with the fastest wax infused base, ultralight alumafly core that responds on a dime, swing weighted on the tip and tail so you can spin your double corks with ease (haha), and built in infinite ride so that thing won't get all mushed out after a couple weeks.
I would go with the 162, though (assume you already knew that)
Good choice!
By: Four Horsemen
December 18, 2009
good board but....
By:
Francis Brewer
March 24, 2010
The board works really well, holds a tight line and no problem on groomers or through the trees. Little disappointed with the construction though. The black plastic that covers the dampeners seems to come off after two or three runs, not sure if this is just my experience or a general trend. If you do not mind your board looking like it is falling apart after one or two runs..then this is a great board.
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 156cm, 159cm, 162cm, 164cm
- Shape:
- Directional
- Effective edge:
- [159cm] 1230mm
- Waist width:
- [159cm] 246mm
- Sidecut radius:
- [159cm] 7.91m
- Stance width:
- [159cm] 53cm (21in)
- Stance setback:
- 2.5cm (1in)
- Core material:
- Alumafly (aluminum honeycomb)
- Base:
- Sintered N2O WFO Vision
- Rider Weight:
- [156cm] 125-175lb; [159cm] 145-195lb; [162cm] 155-200lb; [164cm] 165-210lb+
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain freestyle snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
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