Burton T6 156cm Snowboard 2010 : 68 results priced between £50.00 and £350.00

[12in x 9in] [31cm x 23cm]. Weight: 156cm = 7.05 lbs [3.2 kg]. Fabrication: 600D Polyester. Multiple Board Capacity. Tuning Pocket. Removable, Double-Cush Shoulder Strap. Skate Conversion Straps. Fully Padded Board Protection. Lockable, Contoured Zipper Pulls Fit TSA-Approved Locks.

Burton Gig Snowboard Bag 156cm 2013 (tattered plaid)

Burton Wheelie Locker Snowboard Bag 156cm 2013 (digi floral)

The addition of Squeezebox to the Burton Custom Flying V changes the game completely for riders like Mikkel Bang and Mads Jonsson. The thinner core underfoot transitions to thicker, more powerful areas between and outside your feet to optimize pop, snap and handling. Considering this Flying V is already Springloaded with rocker float and camber stability, along with the electrified edge control of Lightning Bolts and Frostbite, it's advisable you keep this board stored outside.

Double Chair Package. 3D Insert Pattern . EZ-V Rocker . STYLE: Freeride. SHAPE: Directional | 3-5mm taper depending on length . FLEX: Directional. CORE: Fly . FIBERGLASS: Biax. BASE: Extruded. EDGES: Grip and Rip Tune . SIDEWALLS: Slantwall . FEEL: 2.

Whether you’re a rookie or rock star, the Feather makes mastering the entire mountain easy for all abilities. Laid-back and relaxed from tip to tail, it combines the rocker float of EZ V with Cruise Control to lift the edges and soften the flex for a board that beelines without biting back. Tapered shaping adds float and makes turning effortless for riding strong all day long; the twin flex makes it equally fun no matter which way you point it.

Juiced up and ready for lift-off, the Custom Flying V™ continues as the benchmark all other boards are compared to. The one-board answer for all terrain, its proven design improves power, pop, and handling with evolutions like Squeezebox and Lightning Bolts to energize the ride.  Available in two versions, camber is the precise choice for Nicolas Müller while Mikkel Bang switches it up, often running the “best of both worlds” hybrid Flying V.

Special issue for Restricted, the Custom with NEW Camber Humps introduces the latest evolution in Springloaded hybrid performance. Taking the loose and playful feel of rocker, Camber Humps add aggressive power to the mix for a ride that leans towards the camber side of the spectrum. Full contact zones between and outside the feet deliver high-speed stability. The snappy suspension of camber is focused underfoot for pre-loaded pop. Rocker at the tip and tail adds the necessary float and catch...

Powered by pure glory, this is the alter ego of the board that built the brand. Its chief weaponry is Flying V™, a Springloaded rocker/camber combo that floats like a dream, yet allows riders like Mikkel Bang to rip parks with precision. No need to check your speed with the energizing feel and increased stability of Squeezebox adding amplitude to your ollies. How does this board stack up against the rest? The real question is how does the competition stack up against the Custom?

Super lightweight and built with rugged materials, the team-favorite Burton Wheelie Board Case is like Fort Knox for your entire snowboarding arsenal. Get fully padded protection for multiple decks, super smooth IXION™ skate wheels, and removable boot and binding bags (the bags also work great for laundry, lunch, wet stuff, anything really) all at just 6.5lbs (for the 156cm length). Dang!

The Process Flying V snowboard is softer flexing than the Custom Flying V and is more suited to a park/freestyle rider but still totally capable of all-mountain action. The board has a twin-like shape which gives a freestyle feel but slightly directional shaping, a slightly set-back stance and a stiffer tail flex will help you with float and control. The Superfly core is loaded with pop and Dualzone EGD wood grain along the toe and heel edges will give you great edge hold and added strength. On top...

"What's the Burton Genie good for?", I hear you asking. The Genie is a simple, forgiving beginners board for entry level girls who want to be able to get to grips with the basics. Snowboarders have to start somewhere, we're not born pros. There's nothing better for your first ventures onto the mountain, combining a soft ride with it's Easy Rider shaping and a price you can't scoff at. User friendly and tough enough to tackle some rails if you're up for it, the Genie is a real winner. Features: Double...

The Hate will give you an instant aggression session. It's the ice and the lift lines, the expensive cafe food and overpriced lift tickets, closed trails and ski school in the park. The Burton Restricted Hate Snowboard 2012 embraces it all and focuses the negative energy on to raw park power. Rail Ready Frostbite Edges heighten grip when you need it, yet jib without hang-ups. Flack kicks combine with V-Rocker to terrorise all terrain with float and freedom, while the Jumper Cables intensify amplitude...

You?re probably wondering why this bag doesn?t have wheels. Upon closer inspection, the Burton Gig Bag will show that, in addition to fully padded protection for multiple boards and a tuning gear pocket, this super dope snowboard bag has straps on the bottom for your skateboard. So technically it does have wheels, you just have to add them yourself. Find yourself some 3D glasses and bug out on the 3D Monkey Print.

You’re probably wondering why this bag doesn’t have wheels. Upon closer inspection, the Burton Gig Bag will show that, in addition to fully padded protection for multiple boards and a tuning gear pocket, this super dope snowboard bag has straps on the bottom for your skateboard. So technically it does have wheels, you just have to add them yourself.

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You’re probably wondering why this bag doesn’t have wheels. Upon closer inspection, the Burton Gig Bag will show that, in addition to fully padded protection for multiple boards and a tuning gear pocket, this super dope snowboard bag has straps on the bottom for your skateboard. So technically it does have wheels, you just have to add them yourself.

Smooth Ride dampens vibrations for longer, stronger riding, while the option of Flying V or camber lets riders choose between a looser, more forgiving hybrid rocker ride or continuous control and precision. Softer flexing than the Custom, the Process series is more suited to the park/freestyle rider, but still capable of all-mountain action as evidenced by the pros who push it.

Burton feel rating 3. Hi-Speed Quad Package – adding performance, speed & strength while reducing weight! Used by many Burton team riders. “The Channel” system – micro adjust your stance!. BEND: V-Rocker. SHAPE: Twin - perfectly symmetrical for a balanced ride that’s equally versatile regular or switch. Jib, spin, stomp and butter with greater balance. FLEX: Twin – perfectly symmetrical from tip to tail for a balanced ride that’s equally versatile regular or switch. CORE: Super Fly® with Dualzone...

Mr. Nice Guy may radiate a pleasant exterior but inside he hides an aggressive demeanour. Mid-wide stability, a mellow flex, and cambered control might give the impression that this one's a real charmer, but its propensity to destroy personal property hints at a dark side. A fierce alternative to the rocker/camber combo on the Easy Livin, prepare to snap back to reality with this two faced friend.

BASEPLATE: Single-Component 30% Short-Glass/Nylon Composite. HI-BACK: Single-Component Canted Living Hinge Team Skyback II with DialFLAD. STRAPS: Superstrap and NEW Gettagrip Capstrap. BUCKLES: Smooth Glide Buckles. CUSHIONING: FullBED Cushioning System and NEW Under Baseplate Cushioning. Features Re-Ground Materials in Baseplate and Hi-Back to Reduce Waste. Response: 6.

Jussi Oksanen rode all of last season on the same exact Process. That’s a year filled with everything from gnarly bails and massive jumps to mellow resort laps. Add in the exploits of Charles Reid and Mark Sollors and it’s pretty clear what this board can do. Mid wide stability with the proven snap of camber, Smooth Ride™ shock absorbers, and the all-wheel drive edge tech of Frostbite—boards don’t get more capable than this.

The NEW Antler is a premium board for riders who seek exotic performance in a more relaxed state. More capable than the Joystick but way less serious than the Custom X, this free-flowing ride hits jumps and slashes pow equally well. NEW Highlights emphasize its abilities. This space age engineered fiberglass orientation shaves weight while fine-tuning the feel, creating a softer, more playful yet stable and snappy ride that’s exclusive to the Antler.

Easy to ride, even easier on the wallet, the Clash puts the progression pedal to the proverbial metal. The ideal board for mastering the basics and blasting your first 360, it pairs the forgiving feel of V-Rocker™ with Cruise Control’s convex base and all-around catch-free playfulness. Softer than the Blunt and not a wide board like the Bullet, the Clash is built for riders who want to get straight to the fun of cruising with their friends.

Juiced up and ready for lift-off, the Custom Flying V™ continues as the benchmark all other boards are compared to. The one-board answer for all terrain, its proven design improves power, pop, and handling with evolutions like Squeezebox and Lightning Bolts to energize the ride.  Available in two versions, camber is the precise choice for Nicolas Müller while Mikkel Bang switches it up, often running the “best of both worlds” hybrid Flying V.

Like Danny Davis, this board handles it all thanks to the mellow influence of Flying V™, yet outwits the rest with upgrades like the energizing pop and stability of Squeezebox. Similar to the Custom Restricted but more precise thanks to a deeper sidecut and tighter waist width, it also unveils specific shapes for each size—a Burton-first. Get blunted with the 52, a pointier freestyle design on the 58, or stay stock with the all-around feel of the 55.

In case there is any shortage of reasons to Hate this board, here are a few more. Hate it because it now has the direct connection of The Channel. Hate it because it has Flat Top for full-speed stability without sacrificing the catch-free feeling you'd expect from rocker. Hate it because it rides better and is built stronger than most other brand's high-end models. Until you try it though, you're just hating for hate's sake.

Don’t let the name fool you. Jeremy Jones is not a monkey and this board is no wrench. But with an all-around catch-free feel and the snappy suspension of camber, it will for sure let you get greasy on whatever terrain you tool up. Rail Ready™ right out of the wrapper with bite-free Mid Spoon between the feet and Scoop tip and tails, it also rises to the top with Side Effects for enhanced float and focused grip. 

Recently there have been some strange happenings at our Vermont proto shop. Working with Jeremy Jones and Zak Hale, we began designing a board built specifically around a park rider's stance. NEW Off-Axis Squeezebox and Frostbite means never-before-seen tweaks in 3D core profiling and edge geometries. The result is a distinct toe and heel edge that works with your stance for smoother flex, focused pop, and direct edge control where it matters most.

The Sherlock is the solution for natural features, fresh pillows, and untracked landings. It slays them all with deep snow float and feel thanks to a combo of Flying V™ and Side Effects, putting it in the freeride class of the Barracuda but with the freestyle versatility of the Custom. This pro-level deck is the one Mikey Rencz and Mark Sollors pull from the sled when filming with their crews and just like them, it needs a steady diet of fresh snow and featured terrain to stay satisfied.

Liquefy rails, thaw entire parks, and scorch the non-believers with the face-melting appeal of the Whammy Bar. Like the Process, only a little looser for more jib-oriented riding, this is the dream board for the park and rail technician. With the convex design of Mid Spoon between the feet to magnify the catch-free effects of V-Rocker™, plus Scoop shaping at the tip and tail, this is as catch-free as you'll get without total abstinence.