Paul Reader Snow Sports

With the trick-landing advantage of V-Rocker™, the budget-friendly Burton Blunt offers a tasty alternative to the cambered Honcho and a prowess for the park that's similar to the Whammy Bar

Easy to ride, even easier on the wallet, the Burton Clash puts the progression pedal to the proverbial metal.

Lord of the boards. Without the Burton Custom, snowboarding would not be where it is today.

The one-board answer to all terrain. The Burton Custom is the yardstick that all other models are measured by.

The new Burton Custom Flying V 2013 has got the drop on the latest and greatest riding tech on the market.

Burton team riders Kazu Kokubo and Freddi Kalbermatten rely on the Custom X's powerful, precise, and insanely lightweight ride to take apart 22-foot superpipes and mammoth-sized backcountry features alike.

As aggressive as it gets—for pros or those looking for the competitive edge. We could spout facts about the Burton Custom X™, but the single stat that Peetu Piiroinen and John Jackson pick this ride certifies it's standing.

Highway to the danger zone. As dynamic as the man himself, Jeremy Jones’ deck is as good in the woods as it is in the hoods.

Jussi Oksanen, Mark Sollors, Mark McMorris, and Charles Reid pick the Burton Process for its twin-oriented freestyle playfulness.

Flat Top provides full speed stability without sacrificing the catch-free feeling you'd expect from rocker. Not as park-oriented as the Nug; nowhere near as aggressive as the team-cultivated Harvest, the NEW Burton Root is a highly capable ATV for chargin

Solving mysteries of the deep. The Burton Sherlock is the solution for natural features, fresh pillows, and untracked landings.

Bending the rules on board length, its highly maneuverable design packs the Hero's punch in a smaller profile, letting you downsize up to 5cm from what you normally ride.

Super-sized tech in a Raduced profile. Unmarked obstacles exist.

You might not have a foam pit, helicopter on standby, and Leprechauns to rake your jumps, but you do have the board.

A easy turnin', forgiving reverse camber board perferct for the all terain shredder on a budget.

Rocker "banana" between your feet makes the Skate Banana loose and catch-free.

Quicksilver Ripper snowboard (bindings not included)

Ride took a hint from skateboard wheel tech and gave your Control Snowboard urethane Slimewalls that smooth-over your snow, wood, and metal attacks.

The Rome Flag Wide Snowboard is a poppy ride for big-footed snowboarders who shred the entire mountain.

Configured for riders with bigger feet, the Manual is the big brother to the Crail.

If you want lightweight freestyle, look no further!