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   Burton Custom Snowboard
Item # : 101195 |
Year : 2008
$99.99
80% OFF, Regularly $499.95 This item is not currently in stock. Click here to view Similar Items   Read 26 reviews
**154cm Has white top sheet with black base. Pis to come shortly**
**148cm Has Black top sheet with White base. pics to come shortly** Sierra Says: The most popular freestyle snowboard ever made. The Burton Custom is one of the most well known and loved snowboards that has been around for years. Every year the custom gets better and better. In past seasons it has had a wider brother snowboard called the Baron, which was the same snowboard as the Custom, just suited for the guys with big feet. This year Burton has joined the two and created a Custom in a wide model. The great thing about the Custom that makes it so popular is that anyone can have a blast on it. It is a mid-flexing board that is easy to ride for anyone from intermediate to advanced and it is a super fun snowboard for pro's to shred on. Pros like Mads Jonsson, Heikki Sorsa and Mason Aguirre swear by the Burton Custom. The Burton Custom has been killing it for years and times have not changed. With all the amazing features of the years past, this board comes equipped with dope graphics and nasty steeze. Pull all the snow bunnies with this board. -Ride A Capita Terrain Uses
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- Increased Waist Width (158 and up)
- Superfly II core - Dualzone EGD - Carbon I beam - Triax Response Fiberglass - Infinite Ride - 10:45 Sidewalls - Pro-tip - Negative Core Profile - Feel: 6 Waist Widths: 144 = 239mm / 162 = 251mm 148 = 244mm / 166 = 253mm 151 = 245mm / 157W = 258mm 154 = 246mm / 162W = 260mm 156 = 247mm / 167W = 262mm 158 = 249mm / 172W = 265mm
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 Burton Custom Snowboard Reviews (26 total)4/1/2009 Graphics: ok
Terrain Use: All Mountain
Other Thoughts: What can you say, it's the Custom great all resort board. Great board for someone ready to progress.
3/2/2009 Graphics: bought because of graphic
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Powder, Carving, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, Easy to carve, Stable at high speeds, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Great value, Popular on mountain, Well known brand
Other Thoughts: The Custom is an awesome board. This board can take advantage everything the mountains have to offer. Suitable for beginners looking to progress.
2/22/2009 Graphics: dont like
Terrain Use: Jumps, Speed, Powder, Carving, Groomers, All Mountain
Cons: Too stiff, Too soft, Top sheet scratches
Other Thoughts: I bought this board to be the "short board" in my quiver. I was looking for something to play on when I go with my wife and kids. For me, the Custom is a board that is stuck between a bunch of boards that I want... too blah for free-riding and too stiff for the playing I want to do on a "short" board. I liked it, but never really loved it as it was not what I was looking for.
Customer Service: Shipped same day
2/17/2009 Graphics: ok
Award Nominations: Best Freeride Board
Terrain Use: Jumps, Powder, Carving, Backcountry, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, lightweight, Easy to carve, poppy, Popular model, Popular on mountain, Well known brand
Other Thoughts: It has a good feel to it but I wish I got the wide version. I wear a size 11 and I get the occasional toe drag. Other than that it's a great board.
2/17/2009 Graphics: ok
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Jumps, Speed, Powder, Carving, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, lightweight, Easy to carve, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Popular on mountain, Well known brand
Cons: Top sheet scratches
Other Thoughts: awsome board for anything. the top sheet scratched the first day on the mountain mysteriously. Other then that the board is flawless.
2/15/2009 Graphics: awesome
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Powder, Carving, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, Easy to carve, poppy, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Popular on mountain, Stiff, Well known brand
Cons: Too stiff, Top sheet scratches
Other Thoughts: This is my second board, a 148. I purchased my first board, Liquid Twin 156, in 1999. I couldn't do anything besides sluggish craving. I rode it for couple of years til I broke my back (I injury it during work). After a few years, my back got better. So I went out to find a new board. In Feb. 2008 I went to SierraSnowBoard. The staffs were very helpful and they helped me picked an all mountain/ freestyle board that matched my body type and my riding style. They suggested Custom 151 but I wanted it to be easier to spin, so the staff suggested a 148. The first hours on this board sucked, cuz I forgot how to snowboard. After I got my groove back, I jumped from beginner to advance in a day. The only thing bad bout this board are: the top sheet scratches very easily. Now that I got better, I wanted a softer flexing board for easier butters and presses (nothing wrong with the board's flex, its just my new preference). Thanx Sierra
Customer Service: Members/Staff were helpful
2/11/2009 Graphics: simple and clean
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Powder, Groomers, All Mountain
Cons: Top sheet scratches
Other Thoughts: i use this board absolutely anywhere and everywhere with me.
if like me, you dont know which direction you heading towards. ie. freeride/freestyle, this board is the one for you. i love both off-piste and park, and if you cant afford two boards for powder and park. this can do all.
2/2/2009 Graphics: simple and clean
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Carving, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, Easy to carve, Popular model, Popular on mountain, Well known brand
Other Thoughts: Custom is a lovely board to ride with a quick response and a good turn radius. Great all around board!
Customer Service: Members/Staff were helpful
1/14/2009 Graphics: simple and clean
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Powder, Carving, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: lightweight, Easy to carve, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Popular on mountain, Well known brand
Cons: Top sheet scratches
Other Thoughts: very lively, a great all mountain flex pattern, fun and playful yet holds up to fast euro carves, GREAT BASE
1/10/2009 Graphics: awesome
Terrain Use: Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Powder, Carving, Backcountry, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, Easy to carve, poppy, Stiff, Soft, Well known brand
Cons: Top sheet scratches
Other Thoughts: This is my second Burton board, and i must say this board is amazing. I haven't had any problems with it besides the top sheet scratching and it could be a tiny bit wider.
1/3/2009 Graphics: group pleaser
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Powder, Carving, Backcountry, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, Easy to carve, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Great value, Popular on mountain, Stiff, Well known brand
Cons: Top sheet scratches
Other Thoughts: If you were to own one board, the custom is the one.
Customer Service: Shipped same day
12/15/2008 Graphics: awesome
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Speed, Powder, Carving, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Strong edgehold, Stiff, Well known brand
Other Thoughts: I have always wanted a Custom from Burton. Since they came out and i was a little guy running around the mountain. The board has exceeded my expectations in every way. great board with lots of speed and edge control. I have to many boards...but this is one I will always ride. great board...dont wait to get it...get it now.
Customer Service: Members/Staff were helpful
12/14/2008 Graphics: group pleaser
Terrain Use: Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Powder, Carving, Backcountry, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, Easy to carve, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Great value, Well known brand
Cons: Top sheet scratches
Other Thoughts: great board for any kind of rider
12/12/2008 Terrain Use: Jumps, Speed, All Mountain
Pros: Stable at high speeds, Great value, Stiff
Cons: Heavy
Other Thoughts: great board for all mountain riding. held up well on big kickers. could be a tad lighter.
Customer Service: Shipped same day, Members/Staff were helpful
12/9/2008 Graphics: awesome
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Jumps, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, lightweight, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Popular model, Great value, Popular on mountain, Well known brand
Other Thoughts: It was good, but could've been wider
Customer Service: Members/Staff were helpful
12/8/2008 Graphics: awesome
Terrain Use: Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Powder, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, lightweight, Easy to carve
12/8/2008 Graphics: simple and clean
Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Carving
Other Thoughts: From what I hear, basically everyone who bought this board was happy and I was recommended this board by many people. Great for anyone who is looking for a great burton board.
10/19/2008 Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Powder, Carving
Pros: lightweight, Easy to carve
Other Thoughts: Great board for easy riders, yet you can shred the park also!
10/17/2008 Graphics: awesome
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Powder, Carving, Backcountry, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, lightweight, Easy to carve, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Great value, Popular on mountain, Stiff, Soft, Well known brand
9/1/2008 Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Powder, Carving, Backcountry, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, lightweight, Easy to carve, Stable at high speeds, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Popular on mountain, Well known brand
Other Thoughts: I own two of these - the 2000 and the 06 models. The custom has long since been a benchmark because it is hands down one of the best boards on the market in my opinion. There are boards out there that will perform better in specific scenarios - but in terms of versatility nothing touches it (yet). This is the original quiver killer/atv of the industry - and it's a board just about anybody can jump on and progress with. Worth every penny.
8/31/2008 Graphics: ok
Terrain Use: Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Carving, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Easy to carve, Popular model, Great value, Popular on mountain, Well known brand
Other Thoughts: Has a lower waist width than most of my other boards in the same size. Equates to quick edge-to-edge responsiveness. Always feels solid. It's the default board for every day riding.
8/30/2008 Graphics: sick
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: All Mountain
Pros: Durable, Easy to carve, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Great value, Popular on mountain, Well known brand
Other Thoughts: great board, alot of history in it
4/7/2008 Pros: I requested a black top Burton Custom however SS sent me a white one which was a little dissapointing but otherwise I really like the board. A little narrower then I expected because of the 10:45 sidewalls and the width measurment must be taken on the bottom base of the board. Stiffer then I expected but results in very good pop.
Cons: I agree with previous reviewers that said that matte finish on the ends will not hold up to much abuse.
Other Thoughts: My review is based only on carpet boarding since Michigans season ends in March.
3/6/2008 Pros: Fast base, great control edge to edge, handles speed well, great pop off the tail
Cons: Scratches extremely easily on the top. Whatever isn't the design isn't protected since it's a matte finish.
Other Thoughts: Definitely a board that should last as I am an advancing beginner.
1/17/2008 Pros: Nice all around board. It's been around forever and is always tweaked a little every year to make it better. Great all around board that can handle anything. This board can do park to groomers, jibs to back country.
Cons: Doesn't have Burton's EST system or ICS so just standard binding placement
Other Thoughts: Looks great feels great, buy the Burton Custom
1/15/2008 Pros: This board is super fast. The Carbon I beam keeps this board really sturdy at hight speeds.
It also has a lot of pop, so you could use it for freestyle if you want.
Cons: Really isn't anything bad about this board, except that you have to use burton bindings for the right connection to the board, but hey, they're burton bindings you have to use so they are AMAZING!!
Other Thoughts: Its a burton, and this board is the Cadillac of snowboards, good from pow to grommers to park.
Get one and go shred HARDCORE!!
Burton Custom Snowboard Advice & Chat  0 13Guest
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is this actually in stock -- the burton custom 162 2008 model --- yes ---- cause i cant find it on the website ----- but it shows up on a random search on google ------ oh ok ------- do you know if youll be getting any more in? -------- also do you know any other board models from other companies that compare with the custom? --------- ok thanks ---------- so are there other board models that compare with this?
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08 custom? -- no --- not in stock ---- but as it says its out of stock ----- probably not since its an 08 model 013Guest
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when do new shipments come in -- When do new shipments come in? --- so it could be months ---- burton custom or the burton air ----- k thanks
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They really vary. It's hard to say if or when we'll get anything in particular back in -- could be. which product are you looking for? --- Yeah, we just got a closeout on them, so we may not even get anymore in. it depends on what the manufacturer still has to sell to us, if anything.
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Anyone think size 11 feet warrant getting a wide board? -- hmm, more specifically do you think I should be getting a Baron instead of a Custom? --- wide it is then, appreciate the help, too bad baron's are out of stock
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the average is yes -- its up to you really. its gonna be really close to the edge. its a gamble. if you like to ride hard then i would advise against it --- yeah.. sorry bout that
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Anyone think size 11 feet warrant getting a wide board? -- hmm, more specifically do you think I should be getting a Baron instead of a Custom? --- wide it is then, appreciate the help, too bad baron's are out of stock
Best Answer
the average is yes -- its up to you really. its gonna be really close to the edge. its a gamble. if you like to ride hard then i would advise against it --- yeah.. sorry bout that 013Guest
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Would I be okay purchasing a Burton Custom 156 if I have Burton Cartels in Large? Or do I need a wide board? I have size 11 boots -- ok, how about the 162? --- i'm 6'0, 165
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is gonna be really close, the 156 has a 247mm wasit.. its puching it -- pushing it i mean 013Guest
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Would I be okay purchasing a Burton Custom 156 if I have Burton Cartels in Large? Or do I need a wide board? I have size 11 boots -- ok, how about the 162? --- i'm 6'0, 165
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is gonna be really close, the 156 has a 247mm wasit.. its puching it -- pushing it i mean 013Guest
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I am an intermidate snow boarder. 5 8, 190 pounds. Woudl a Burtn Custom 156 work for me? -- 9 --- I like freestyle. What be teh consequence be on the mountain? ---- Ok, thanks. What do you think of Fish? ----- OK, so for normal alround downhill I should stick with the Custom? ------ OK, Thanks, bye
Best Answer
It's a bit on the short side for someone of your build, but it's doable. What size foot do you have? -- Yeah, you'll be fine on it. It'll be a good size for you if you're into freestyle riding. If you're looking at doing all mountain riding, it might be a bit on the short side --- it won't be very stable at higher speeds, mainly because it's just a bit short for someone of your weight and height. ---- It's a great board for riding powder, but that'd be about it. ----- Yeah, just somewhere around a 158 to 160 would be a better size for you. 013Guest
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what would be a good board to race boardercross? -- how is a custom x different thant the custom?
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so say i sent back bindings that didnt fit and they were delivered thursday, when about would i get my money back? -- awesome thank you. --- i didnt know this was workng yet lol ---- is this just a trial for the site to work out bugs? ----- ahh i see. one more question. how long until you guys get 2009 ride stuff ------ i'd rather get it off you guys than anywhere else ------- awesome new delta looks sick. thanks and its back to chat
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usually about 3-4 business days once we receive the returned product. -- your welcome --- work in progress :) ---- it's a new feature we're testing out, members who are experts in various categories can earn points this way ----- i'd say probably within the next month 013Guest
Question
is the Burton Custom a good board for a beginner?
Best Answer
It isn't necessarily great for beginners, but if you've got the hang of turning a bit, it could be a great progression board for you. 013Guest
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