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The Good Ride TakeHere is the difference between most hybrd rocker boards and Burton's Flying V Rocker. The best way to do this is in a picture. Here is what most people are doing with hybrid rocker. There is rocker in the middle and then the camber doesn't make it all the way back down.
As you can see with Burton there is one more rocker bend than the hybrid Rocker most people have out there.
The Good Ride Take on Hybrid Rocker SnowboardsThis is what we call a snowboard that has rocker in the center and then a camber bend at the tip and tail. The end result is the tip and tail are still off the ground but it helps bring some good qualities that people liked with camber to rocker. The camber usually keep’s the board from washing out when you lay into a harder carve and for the most part provide a more balanced all conditions ride compared to continuous rocker or camber. This is still nothing like camber board and it provides a loose forgiving catch free ride. Hybrid Rocker comes in all riding styles from Freestyle to Freeride and is a solid next step from where it started with continuous rocker. Hybrid Rocker is usually pretty poppy, floats well in powder, catch free and very forgiving. The one complaint is it can still be unstable flat basing or one footing in some conditions like hard pack or ice. The major companies are working on this problem and it’s been getting better since this was introduced. Most love this loose feeling and get use to the squirrely nature in certain conditions. We at The Good Ride feel this is one of the better shapes out there so give it a try. The Good Ride Take on Burton Burton is huge. They have developed or acquired most of the technology that we use today. Burton is one of the only companies that can provide you with everything you need to snowboard from boards to beanies. Burton even owns arguably the best surfboard company Channel Islands because Jake likes to surf. They are like the Yankees of snowboarding because they can always outspend their competition to win. The positives- Burton provides more products for each gear/clothing/accessory category than any other company. Burton has possibly the best customer service in the snowboarding industry. Burton continuously spends more money than almost any company to develop new tech or just make what they have better. Burton sponsors more pro’s and get’s more high level user feed back than any other company. They have some of the best boots, bindings and boards in the industry. They also have great clothing. The bottom line is Burton is the 800lb patriarch of our industry that makes good stuff and backs it up with good customer service. The snowboarding world owes soo much to them but at the same time they can be very frustrating when it comes to price and proprietary technology. Company Information2012 Burton Method
Burton METHOD Lofty science meets laboratory madness.
We gave R&D an unlimited budget to advance the state of the snowboard art. It got intense fast, but all the aerospace materials and space travel they expensed resulted in a concept that pushes weightlessness into uncharted territories. Harnessing exotic materials and formulas that are untouchable in the industry, the Method fuses rocker and camber with high-end precision for a ride that seemingly hovers down the mountain.
Features + UltraMeth™ Construction + The Channel + BEND: Flying V™ + FLEX: Twin + CORE: NEW Ultrafly with Multizone EGD™ + FIBERGLASS: S2 Methodskin with Carbon I-Beam™ + BASE: Methlon + SIDEWALLS: Slimrail + EXTRAS: Stainless Frostbite Edges, Pro-Tip™, and Infinite Ride™
Diecut Base Color Combinations May Vary
Sizes: 155cm (247 WW) 158cm (250 WW) 162cm (255 WW)
Feel: 5 2011 Burton Method
The ultimate riding machine. In search of the next level in weightlessness and performance, we gave our R&D team free reign to explore exotic materials and constructions never before considered for snowboarding. When the smoke cleared, the Method™ was born and introduced our lightest composite board matrix to date. Pushing the envelope even further, this year’s addition of Flying V™ means the best of rocker and camber combined for a ride that’s unlike anything you’ve felt before it. Features + UltraMeth™ Construction + The Channel + SPRINGLOADED: NEW Flying V + FLEX: Twin + CORE: Alumafly™ Core with Multizone EGD™ and Negative Profile + FIBERGLASS: S2 Methodskin with Carbon I-Beam™ + BASE: Methlon + EDGES: Stainless Frostbite Edges with Grip and Rip™ Tune + SIDEWALLS: Slimrail + EXTRAS: Pro-Tip™ and Infinite Ride™ Sizes: 155cm (247 WW) 158cm (250 WW) 162cm (255 WW) Feel: 5 NEW Flying V
Take flight with V-Rocker’s next evolution. A premium blend of camber and rocker performance, Flying V™ offers the best of both worlds. Rocker overall, including between and outside your feet, enhances playfulness and float through pow. Underneath your feet, subtle camber zones combine with Frostbite Edges, EGD, and The Channel to focus edge-control for crisp snap, added pop, and power through turns. ![]() 2010 Burton Method
Limit eraser. If you were handed the keys to Shangri La, what would you build? This was the question we asked our R&D team and the Method™ was their answer. With every resource and no restriction, the result is a paradigm shift in high performance. Using materials in entirely new ways, finely woven carbon strands, titanium edges, and strategically placed S2 glass results in our lightest board yet. When someone asked, “If we can, why don’t we?” No one argued. NEW UltraMeth™ Construction The Channel SHAPE: Directional FLEX: Twin CORE: NEW Alumasuperfly™ Core with Multizone EGD™ and Negative Profile FIBERGLASS: NEW S2 Carbon Vaporskin Lite™ with Carbon I-Beam™ BASE:NEW Methlon N2O WFO EDGES:NEW Titanium Alloy Pressure Distribution Edges with Grip and Rip™ Tune SIDEWALLS: Slimrail EXTRAS: Pro-Tip™ and Infinite Ride™ Sizes: 155cm (247 WW) 158cm (250 WW) 162cm (255 WW)
Specs2012 Burton Metho Specs
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