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Burton Chopper Youth Burton Chopper Youth
$79.98

 
Size 90

Burton Chopper Youth Snowboard

Item # : 101224  |  Year : 2008
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Skill Level: Beginner
Terrain Uses
Half Pipe (1)
Jumps (1)
Boxes and Rails (1)
Speed (1)
Carving (1)
Groomers (1)
Pros
Durable (1)
Easy to carve (1)
Popular model (1)
Strong edgehold (1)
Great value (1)
Popular on mountain (1)
Well known brand (1)
Cons
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- Lightspeed Vision Base
- Small Fly Core
- Shape: True Twin
- Biax React Fiberglass
- Negative Core Profile
- Rides well with Freestyle Jr & Freestyle Kids bindings
- Feel: 3

Built to withstand the torture kids dish out, the all-mountain Chopper features the quality and strength you'd expect from Burton, with a flex and shape that makes the learning curve look like a slingshot. From first turns to first powder day, first air to frontside 540s, ride the Chopper and leave all the ski-wee kids wishing they were snowboarding.

Weight Range:
90cm = 35-45lbs
101cm = 35-60lbs
111cm = 40-70lbs
121cm = 45-85lbs
126cm = 50-95lbs
131cm = 55-100lbs
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Burton Chopper Youth Snowboard Reviews (2 total)


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Izzyfuld
Izzyfuld 23
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Ski Bum (227)
9/1/2008


Graphics: kid tested mother approved
chopper=best kids board out
Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Carving, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, lightweight, Easy to carve, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Great value, Popular on mountain, Well known brand
Other Thoughts: great board!
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brodster 4
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1/10/2008


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Durable
Lightweight
Easy to carve
Poppy
Stable at high speeds
Popular model
Strong edgehold
Great value
Popular on mountain
Stiff
Soft
Well known brand

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Too soft
Heavy
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Burton Chopper Youth Snowboard Advice & Chat



brodster 0
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Question
I need help deciding on a size board for my son
-- He is 12 years old, weighs 80 pounds, and is about 58 inches tall--- Can anyone help?
---- yep
----- What would you suggest?
------ Now, can you tell me if there is a way to figure out length for a particular size person?
------- I am looking at snowboards for my niece also
-------- OK, that would be great!
--------- Thank you!
---------- I have another question, are you still there?
----------- What are the differences between men and youth sized boards?
------------ I noticed that there are small sized mens boards too
------------- that are telling me to buy a different length
-------------- than the youth size chart is
--------------- That is great. So I will probably go with 140ish, like you said. I think I am finished now, thanks again for your help!
SteveRod
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yea still there?
-- id say something around 140ish
--- maybe a board like the custom smalls or operator smalls from burton
---- well mostly its based on weight
----- give me a sec and ill grab a link to our sizing chart
------ http://www.sierrasnowboard.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=11120
------- scroll down that page and you should find a chart with recommend sizing
-------- no worries. be sure to click "done with advice..." when finished
--------- yea
---------- well basically youth boards are softer- to compensate for lighter riders, and also more narrow for smaller feet. they are usually constructed with more simple materials and are therefore cheaper too
----------- but there are some youth boards that are basically mini clones of adult boards... such as the burton operator smalls and the custom smalls
------------ no problem


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