Burton Primo Snowboard
The Burton Primo Snowboard murders features for the fun of it.
Burton Primo Snowboard:
Like the father who gives his son a carton of smokes for Christmas, the Burton Primo Snowboard doesn’t care if you get straight A’s or help old ladies across the street. That stuff is for sissies, which is one thing this twin-tip park slayer certainly isn’t. From executing street rails to burying park features, this Burton Coalition snowboard isn’t trying to make friends—in fact, it’s not really down with people at all. **DISCONTINUED**
Features:
- Lengths:
- 143cm, 148cm, 152cm, 156cm, 159cm
- Shape:
- Twin
- Effective Edge:
- [152cm] 1175mm
- Waist Width:
- [152cm] 247mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [152cm] 7.3m
- Stance Width:
- [152cm] 53cm (21in)
- Stance Setback:
- Centered
- Core Material:
- Fly Core (Wood)
- Base:
- Lightspeed Vision
- Rider Weight:
- 115-165lbs (55-77kg)
- Recommended Use:
- Park, jibbing, freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
Sizing Chart:
Snowboards
| Rider Weight | Freeride | Freestyle |
|---|---|---|
| up to 70lb 32kg |
up to 134cm | up to 129cm |
| 80lb 36kg |
137cm | 132cm |
| 90lb 41kg |
140cm | 135cm |
| 100lb 45kg |
143cm | 138cm |
| 110lb 50kg |
146cm | 141cm |
| 120lb 54kg |
149cm | 144cm |
| 130lb 59kg |
152cm | 147cm |
| 140lb 64kg |
155cm | 150cm |
| 150lb 68kg |
158cm | 153cm |
| 160lb 73kg |
161cm | 156cm |
| 170lb 77kg |
162cm | 157cm |
| 180lb 82kg |
163cm | 158cm |
| 190lb 86kg |
164cm | 159cm |
| 200lb 91kg |
165cm | 160cm |
| 210lb 95kg |
166cm | 161cm |
| 220lb 100kg |
167cm | 162cm |
- How to Measure:
- This sizing chart is meant as a guide only to help you determine the right length of board for you. Board length is very much a personal preference.
- You may wish to downsize a few centimeters if you are a beginner, or upsize if you primarily ride powder.
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Reviews:
Great Beginner Board
By: NoonTimer (1)
February 22, 2010
Just started boarding this year and got this board at the recommendation of a friend. It is a park board, but makes a good all-around beginner board for East Coast icey slopes. (nice and light, flexy, and not too fast, + quality for a cheap price.) Probably would not be so great in deeper powder. Came with a free lesson / lift ticket for 09', which was honored by Burton for this season. Most people laugh at the graphics instead of being offended by them. While I can't speak for the experienced riders, I would recommend this to a beginner looking for decent board at the right price.
Priced to Perfection
By: cra3313148 (0)
February 12, 2010
I'm only an intermediate snowboarder but this board has done me pretty well so far this season... though it's definetly not the best board for days thick with powder like we had earlier this season especially up in Tahoe. Decent pop, manuevers well in the park. Picked it up on Whiskey for $130 about so the price for performance is unbeatable. *As a note* the reason the baord is so cheap is because some resorts banned the board due to the bloody graphic* I've had no issues and have hit at least 6 different resorts this season in Cali and Az. But still something to be aware of.
good board
By: Jon Vika (15)
April 20, 2009
I have ridden this board now for this season and it worked great :) in the park,, powder,, all moutain.. anywhere ,, but one problem i had was i did not get as much speed as i wanted in the regular slopes,, but thats ok for me actually because i ride most park
Reg. $349.95
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