If you're hungry for backcountry powder riding where you can enjoy long turns, big drops and steep slopes, the Straight Chuter will win you over in… detailed description
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Burton Family Tree Straight Chuter Splitboard
If you're hungry for backcountry powder riding where you can enjoy long turns, big drops and steep slopes, the Straight Chuter will win you over in no time. The Burton Family Tree splitboard collection is based on the style of Danny Davis, so you'll always go full speed. A big mountain piece built for maximum speed, stability and aggressive riding in places where other boards turn and go home. There's no shortage of Split Channel systems to make the transition from climbing mode to downhill as easy as possible, so you can focus on the goal you chose.
Bend
- Directional Camber - camber under both feet for stability through deep-diving turns and variable conditions and a rockered nose that adds lift for increased float
Shape and Flex
- Freeride Directional Shape features a setback camber and a sidecut that is centered on your stance to create a twin freestyle stance when riding flat base, while on edge it turns tight and quick with the float and prowess of a directional deck
- 18 mm Taper provides a versatile ride that promotes free and easy turns, making this board perfect for riding in any condition
- Twin Flex is perfectly symmetrical from tip to tail for a balanced ride that's equally versatile in regular or switch
Core
- Dragonfly 600G Splitboard Core - features end-grain woods in impact zones for lighter weight that doesn't sacrifice strength
- 45° Carbon Highlights - Carbon Highlights technology optimizes each layer of lamination by adding carbon for weight reduction and better riding characteristics. The 45° lamination angle creates a perfectly manageable and playful board.
Other Tech Details
- WFO Base - infuses specially formulated wax deep into the pores of the extra-absorbent, high-density recycled sintered material making it ultra-durable for riding all season in any condition
- The Channel® - binding compatibility. The Channel gives you maximum control over your stance on the board. It is fully compatible with EST and 3D technology and allows you to mount the binding to the board in any position, just turn and move the binding as you need it.
- Infinite Ride - production technology, thanks to which all Burton boards retain their driving characteristics for many years.
- Balanced Freeride Geometry
- Terrain: All mountain 3/10, Powder 10/10
- Personality: Happy Medium (5)
How to choose splitboard?
Choosing the right splitboard gear is one of the most important steps to getting the most out of splitboarding. That's why we've prepared a How To section in cooperation with #FreerideTV. Today we'll give you advice on how to choose a splitboard, what to wear and how to try to avoid unpleasant situations in the mountains. Let's do it!
Splitboarding is a sport that attracts more and more people. It's an escape from the crowded resorts and a longing for icy silence in the middle of the woods and mountain tops. However, much more than other sports, the right equipment is very important in splitboarding because it can save your life. In addition to the splitboard and bindings, essential equipment includes pucks, climbing skins, poles and avalanche safety equipment.
You can do without them when you first start splitboarding, but in time every enthusiast will appreciate them. And by these we mean crampons. These are used in steep slopes and traverses on frozen surfaces.
The last important piece of the whole puzzle is the the right freeride clothing and avalanche backpack that can comfortably hold your avalanche gear. And how to put it all together and not go crazy, Dominik will advise you in the above mentioned video.
Returns
You may return or exchange the goods within 14 days of delivery without giving any reason.