Name: Burton Blossom
Brand: Burton
SKU: 63a226aabc21a10cbdb23a79
Rating: 3.0 (4 reviews)

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Burton Blossom Snowboard · 2023 · 158 cm

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Burton Blossom Snowboard · 2023 · 155 cm

Burton Blossom Snowboard · 2023 · 152 cm

The Burton Blossom Snowboard is a unisex board for progressing freestyle riders who want a board that's capable all over the mountain. The symmetrical shape from tip to tail creates a balanced ride that's equally versatile regular or switch. Burton's Infinite Ride building process maximizes pop and strength in the board.
Key Features:
- Super Fly II 700g Woodcore – This stronger and lighter wood core blend targets specific areas of the core to provide pop, strength, and reduced overall weight.
- Squeezebox Profile – The rider's energy is transferred outward from beneath the feet, energizing the tip and tail, while making the board more responsive and stable.
- Sintered Base – A high-density sintered material results in an ultra-durable base that keeps gliding all season long, and in varying conditions.

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 It's a true twin freestyle focused board and it runs a full traditional camber profile from tip to tail. So you're going to get that more precise, energetic, and stable feel that you'd expect out of positive camber. It also runs a significant amount of carbon in the layup of the board so that's going to give you a more energetic and snappy feel while keeping the board light weight. You're also going to get the staple tech from Burton like their squeeze box which is a milling of the core thicker and thinner in certain places to give the board the flex profile that they want

 It's not especially wide either so you're going to get that quick smooth edge to edge transition it's going to feel comfortable at a wide variety of speeds and I still felt comfortable even as I started to go pretty fast on this board pointing it down runs getting it up to some higher speeds I didn't get any chatter I didn't feel like I was really losing control at all even as I was going pretty fast so it's not going to hold you back out there exploring but it's not a carving specialist either. The Blossom is going to shine the most in the park and do it more freestyle focused riding and as far as that goes I would say that it is a little bit more of a jump leaning snowboard it's going to have the stability to power through those higher impact situations and hit the larger features in the park but it isn't so aggressive that jibbing and hitting rails feels uncomfortable. You're going to have to put more effort into those more technical rail tricks to get the most out of that stiffer flex and I think a good example showing the versatility of this board on the freestyle side of things is what Luke has done on this board I've seen him hit everything from like techy urban spots to riding slope style courses to straight up throwing 1800s on big air jumps so I think this board is going to give you a nice balance of being able to step to the large features it's going to have stability to get you through the high impact situations but doesn't feel overly aggressive. Overall I'd say the Blossom is right on the edge of offering that like surgical freestyle precision without being too much to handle for more casual riding still enjoyable on smaller features as well

 You're going to have to put more effort into those more technical rail tricks to get the most out of that stiffer flex and I think a good example showing the versatility of this board on the freestyle side of things is what Luke has done on this board I've seen him hit everything from like techy urban spots to riding slope style courses to straight up throwing 1800s on big air jumps so I think this board is going to give you a nice balance of being able to step to the large features it's going to have stability to get you through the high impact situations but doesn't feel overly aggressive. Overall I'd say the Blossom is right on the edge of offering that like surgical freestyle precision without being too much to handle for more casual riding still enjoyable on smaller features as well. It's going to give you a snappy energetic feel it's got a lot of pop it's going to come through with plenty of stability and support to back you up in pretty much any situation as well so I think this is going to be a good choice for you more experienced freestyle focused riders someone looking for that high performance park twin and wants to work towards progressing towards larger tricks and hitting larger features could also be a good choice for more intermediate to advanced riders who are looking for that capable do-it-all style twin so that sounds like you make sure to check out the Burton Blossom I'm going to have it linked down in the description below if you want to read a little bit more about it also make sure to check out snowboard mags right up on the board if you want to read a little bit more about the backstory of the design that's going to be linked down in the description as well drop a like if you got some value out of this video subscribe to the channel for more snowboard reviews I really appreciate it guys I'll see you in a new one soon. Later guys

Burton Blossom Snowboard Review

 Hey what's up everyone, hope you guys are all having a great season.

 In this video I've partnered up with Snowboard Magazine to highlight the Burton Blossom.

 This board is designed by Burton rider Niels Schack and is ridden by a bunch of people

 on the Burton team including Luke Winkleman, Zeb Powell, and Brock Crouch.

 So you know it's a very capable snowboard and if you want to read a little bit more

 about the backstory of the design you can check it out on the inside the pro model feature

 I'm going to have that linked down in the description below but for now I'm going to

 run through all the tech and I'll share my thoughts on how this fell out on snow.

 Alright so the Blossom is a new board on the Burton lineup for the 21-22 season.

 It's a true twin freestyle focused board and it runs a full traditional camber profile

 So you're going to get that more precise, energetic, and stable feel that you'd expect

 It also runs a significant amount of carbon in the layup of the board so that's going

 to give you a more energetic and snappy feel while keeping the board light weight.

 You're also going to get the staple tech from Burton like their squeeze box which is a milling

 of the core thicker and thinner in certain places to give the board the flex profile

 And for the Blossom I found it had a pretty consistent flex through the entire length

 I didn't feel any softer hinge points in there so it had a very predictable feel to it.

 And it should maintain that feel for the life of the board because of their infinite ride

 where they basically pre-break the board in for you in a machine they just flex it over

 and over again so the goal there is to maintain the same feel from day one for the entire

 You're also going to get a sintered base which is a higher end base material.

 It's known to be harder, faster, and more durable compared to an extruded base but you

 do want to make sure to wax it regularly so that it keeps a consistent feel and glide

 Now this might be getting a little deep in the construction but I do also want to highlight

 that the Blossom runs a tri-ax fiberglass layup so that gives the board a sturdier flex

 torsionally when you're twisting the board with your feet.

 And overall that's going to give the board a more powerful and responsive feel and can

 be particularly helpful outside of the park in variable snow where it can be a little

 more unpredictable and just help the board power through that a little bit better without

 For reference I'm 5'10", I weigh around 150 pounds and I rode this board in a 155.

 And as far as the flex goes I'd say it's just a little on the stiffer side of medium, comes

 through with a pretty sturdy flex and I was actually able to do a side-by-side flex test

 with this board and the 154 Burton Custom which a lot of you guys might be familiar

 with and I found the flex to be pretty comparable between the two actually but the Custom has

 that directional twin outline whereas the Blossom is a true twin.

 I felt the Blossom leans more towards that energetic and lively feel overall.

 Anytime you load any pressure or tension in the board it's going to give you a lot of

 feedback so it has a very poppy snappy feel to it.

 That flex and that camber are definitely going to come through to give you some extra boost

 anytime you want to get this board in the air.

 You can feel the board want to snap back to flat anytime that camber is loaded up which

 is fun in a lot of situations but if you're trying to do presses and butters and that

 type of stuff it is going to make it more challenging, you're going to have to fight

 against that stiffer flex and that positive camber profile to get the presses going and

 if you do want to focus on pressing the board out I think you've got to go more like full

 commitment throw more weight into it to be able to hold the press up so I did find that

 to be a bit more difficult with this one.

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