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Burton Deep Thinker Snowboard · 2023 · 163W cm

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The Burton Deep Thinker Snowboard is for riders looking for an every day pow shape that's nimble enough to slash on a dime, but holds a clean edge on firmer surfaces. The entry rocker allows the nose to lift while camber under both feet maintains momentum and stability through deep-driving turns and variable conditions. The Deep Thinker concentrates pop in the tail while still allowing for plenty of float, flow, and control to rip any terrain or snow conditions.
Key Features:
- Squeezebox Design – The rider energy is transferred outward from beneath the feet, energizing the tip and tail while making the board snappier and easier to control.
- Frostbite Edges – The edges extend out slightly from the sidewall of the board for added bite when needed and a smooth and buttery ride in deeper snow.
- Super Sap Epoxy – A resin formulated with bio-based materials that reduces the carbon footprint by 50% over standard petroleum-based epoxies.

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 This is the one situation where I would recommend some Burton EST bindings Just because you're gonna get similar performance and with the channel system you actually get unlimited micro adjustability in every direction So the model of eaters are working out really well today and the heel strap on it is actually really comfortable Thanks for watching guys, I hope that you enjoyed the video and that it helps you out If you got any questions for us hit us up on Instagram kevins at snowboard pro camp. I'm at board archive Thanks again guys. I appreciate every single one of you and we'll see you next time So You

 It's a lot of fun One thing I'm already noticing on this board is that it's really poppy even on these unpacked take-offs I'm able to really get a lot of extra boost. It's a lot of fun So Another benefit going along with that shifted camber that I mentioned earlier is that the board actually Performs a little bit differently when you're on hard pack versus on powder on hard pack That camber is gonna actually activate the rocker in the nose even more Lifting the nose up and it's gonna kind of pull the contact points back a little bit Making the board feel and ride like a shorter snowboard So the contact point is the widest point in the snowboard where you're getting most of the contact most of the control in the snow on powder When the board is pushing down on the snow It's gonna ride and feel like a much longer snowboard and give you that float that you're looking for That's something that's gonna be true for pretty much all shit and camber snowboards And it's really noticeable today on the deep thinker going from those cat tracks and then dipping into the trees where we have that deeper powder Another cool fact on this board is the graphics were done by the legendary skater Mark Gonzalez As far as the flex goes, this board has a directional flex stiffer in the tail I'd say around a 6 out of 10 and more medium in the nose about a 5 out of 10 The deep thinker has my favorite combination of tech for carving so that setback stance combined with the tapered side cut Really allows you to set a really strong edge and it also makes the board really maneuverable So it's a lot of fun for carving really good for swiveling through the trees as well Normally as you guys know, I'm always on my unions. This is the one situation where I would recommend some Burton EST bindings Just because you're gonna get similar performance and with the channel system you actually get unlimited micro adjustability in every direction So the model of eaters are working out really well today and the heel strap on it is actually really comfortable Thanks for watching guys, I hope that you enjoyed the video and that it helps you out If you got any questions for us hit us up on Instagram kevins at snowboard pro camp. I'm at board archive Thanks again guys

 What up guys, TJ here. I'm out on Whistler Mountain today with Kevin and it is freaking dumping And I'm gonna be testing out the 2018 Burton Deep Thinker snowboard for you guys. Let's get it I'm actually really really excited to get on the Deep Thinker you guys. So this is a brand new board for Burton for 2018 It's the directional version of the Freethinker

 It also has a setback stance So you're sitting a little bit further back on the snowboard and a slight taper a 7 millimeter taper And so that just means that the tail is a little bit skinnier than the nose So that's gonna drop that tail down to the powder even further This board is floating so well Just no limits just sending it off. Whatever I see got lots of powder everywhere So fun today guys One thing I'm already noticing on this board is that it's really poppy even on these unpacked take-offs I'm able to really get a lot of extra boost. It's a lot of fun One thing I'm already noticing on this board is that it's really poppy even on these unpacked take-offs I'm able to really get a lot of extra boost. It's a lot of fun So Another benefit going along with that shifted camber that I mentioned earlier is that the board actually Performs a little bit differently when you're on hard pack versus on powder on hard pack That camber is gonna actually activate the rocker in the nose even more Lifting the nose up and it's gonna kind of pull the contact points back a little bit Making the board feel and ride like a shorter snowboard So the contact point is the widest point in the snowboard where you're getting most of the contact most of the control in the snow on powder When the board is pushing down on the snow It's gonna ride and feel like a much longer snowboard and give you that float that you're looking for That's something that's gonna be true for pretty much all shit and camber snowboards And it's really noticeable today on the deep thinker going from those cat tracks and then dipping into the trees where we have that deeper powder Another cool fact on this board is the graphics were done by the legendary skater Mark Gonzalez As far as the flex goes, this board has a directional flex stiffer in the tail I'd say around a 6 out of 10 and more medium in the nose about a 5 out of 10 The deep thinker has my favorite combination of tech for carving so that setback stance combined with the tapered side cut Really allows you to set a really strong edge and it also makes the board really maneuverable So it's a lot of fun for carving really good for swiveling through the trees as well Normally as you guys know, I'm always on my unions

Burton Deep Thinker Snowboard Review

It can be harsher at times, but the focus of the board is to be more responsive when ridden aggressively. And to add a personal anecdote, I ride a Salomon Assassin (~5/10 flex) and a Burton Deep Thinker (~7/10 flex).

So I just upgraded my burton ripcord to a capita outerpace living board, and its much stiffer. everyone says the benefits of stiffer boards are stability and less vibration and chatter, but how?

wouldnt a softer board absorb the vibration and chatter versus being stiff and sending it up thru your body? i mean soft skateboard wheels absorb vibration and impact versus harder wheels. or a luxury car with a soft suspension is much quieter and comfortable than a car with a firm and hard suspension...

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I hit 72 mph and on average fresh blue groomers, i cruise at 50-55mph very casually like its nothing. never have felt like my ripcord thats a flat rocker with a super soft flex is unstable...

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can someone explain?

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wouldnt a softer board absorb the vibration and chatter versus being stiff and sending it up thru your body? i mean soft skateboard wheels absorb vibration and impact versus harder wheels. or a luxury car with a soft suspension is much quieter and comfortable than a car with a firm and hard suspension...

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I hit 72 mph and on average fresh blue groomers, i cruise at 50-55mph very casually like its nothing. never have felt like my ripcord thats a flat rocker with a super soft flex is unstable...

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can someone explain?
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Stiff VS Soft boards?

 At your size you probably want the 164, which has a 278 mm waist which is WIDE. Speaking from experience with a size 10 foot, the CR's doable but lot of board to move around.

Hello expert snowboarders! 

I need your help. I've been snowboarding the same board for 20+ years (I'm 41 now) and I think it's time to buy a new snowboard. I tried to watch reviews, read articles, etc but holy moly have snowboards become complicated. It's like the reviewers are intentionally using made up words just to confuse me. (Is there a snow-boarding lingo for dummies book?). 

Well, I've managed to narrow it down that I want a **directional carving board** as I don't ride switch and I don't do parks any more. Too many injuries. 

I live in California, I can comfortably ride black diamonds, double blacks are doable just not enjoyed as much. I'm 6' + 200lbs. My current (ancient) board is a Burton Balance. 

I was thinking about the **Korua Shapes Cafe Racer** or the **Bataleon Cruiser**? 

Any help or suggestions are appreciated. I listened to reviews about these and other cruise/carve boards and the nuanced details are just lost on me. 

Thank you for any advice,

<div class="md">Hello expert snowboarders! 

I need your help. I&#39;ve been snowboarding the same board for 20+ years (I&#39;m 41 now) and I think it&#39;s time to buy a new snowboard. I tried to watch reviews, read articles, etc but holy moly have snowboards become complicated. It&#39;s like the reviewers are intentionally using made up words just to confuse me. (Is there a snow-boarding lingo for dummies book?). 

Well, I&#39;ve managed to narrow it down that I want a directional carving board as I don&#39;t ride switch and I don&#39;t do parks any more. Too many injuries. 

I live in California, I can comfortably ride black diamonds, double blacks are doable just not enjoyed as much. I&#39;m 6&#39; + 200lbs. My current (ancient) board is a Burton Balance. 

I was thinking about the Korua Shapes Cafe Racer or the Bataleon Cruiser? 

Any help or suggestions are appreciated. I listened to reviews about these and other cruise/carve boards and the nuanced details are just lost on me. 

Edit: one more thing. Everyone else I&#39;m with is skiing and I&#39;m tired of being slower!!

Thank you for any advice,
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 I I had a blast with this What about you peter dude taking it through the trees? I was getting into some tree barrels I was getting into some kind of pretty nasty little like Tight cuts through the trees beast. He couldn't keep up whatsoever. No, he did They didn't did you I just naturally faster. I just had I just had like a good line had a bump in song You know 16 years younger than me

 Um, But did you find yourself going faster than you would in uneven terrain? Absolutely. Yeah, it really does Well, it really didn't have too much chatter or like any sort of reverb It floated through floated through a punch through and it handles switch really well Um for what it is for eight mils of paper, it's definitely different It's definitely weird, but it's so doable something you could get used to if you owned it You definitely want this more as your directional carver. You kind of powerful board um, it goes well with the the free thinker, you know, but um you know Powder I felt it floated good but not like It's not effortless not effortless. There was some back leg work going on there in this deep thicker power But that little you know upturn and we have it set all the way back Uh tapered nose It managed powder

 It's a really dynamic underfoot It really has good spring. It really carved well. I I had a blast with this What about you peter dude taking it through the trees? I was getting into some tree barrels I was getting into some kind of pretty nasty little like Tight cuts through the trees beast. He couldn't keep up whatsoever

 Yeah and fun that way And I would say the edge hold is good But just kind of like bordering on being good in hard snow and kind of letting go when it gets too hard. Don't you think? Like yeah, we all concur Turn initiation super fast And once it's on the side cut it might not be the circle carver, but it's but it's pretty deep It's it's got you can really lay it out and have fun I I carved when the when the camera was turned off down at the bottom there And then um, you know the turning experience and carving is just fun. It's a really dynamic underfoot It really has good spring. It really carved well

Burton Deep Thinker 2020 Snowboard Review

 So next up riding through that rough frozen powder pillows. This board because of its mid to stiff flex it definitely helps you to stay in control through that rough terrain. A softer board you'd get bucked around a lot more putting you off balance but because of the stiffness and because of some of that positive camber it just helps you to stay in control, ride with confidence and push the snow around more than it pushes you around. So the next test and this is the reason I bought this board is through powder

 Hey what's up guys, Kevin here. So today I'm up on Blackcomb and I'm testing out the Burton Deep Thinker. I bought the Deep Thinker because of its claims of being an all-mountain board you can take into the powder and add freestyle elements to. On the mountain today we got a good mix of chopped up groomed runs, some powder so we can take this board, put it to the test and see how it works out

 It just helps the board to stay in contact with the snow the whole time, gripping that ice. To be honest it's not as good as a board like the T-Rise Pro with the magnet traction or even an Arbor board with Grip Tech but the camber towards the tail does help this board to stay in contact with that ice giving you some good hold. So next up riding through that rough frozen powder pillows. This board because of its mid to stiff flex it definitely helps you to stay in control through that rough terrain

Testing the Burton Deep Thinker Snowboard

 But with the rocker in the nose, it's that bit more forgiving. You get it onto edge, it really rails through that turn and just doesn't chatter about. Pretty high-tech, lots of carbon in here, keeps it nice and damp. And to be perfectly honest, I'm just such a fan of the key powering graphics that they've done on this

 They do a Free Thinker, which is a true twin cambered high-tech freestyle board. This is a little bit more directional. You can see from the shape in the tail, you've got this really cool little swallow tail, cambered from the back behind your foot to in front of your front foot, and then it rockers up into the nose. So it's got really good edge hold, super fun on piece, carves really hard, and super poppy

Burton Deep Thinker 2020 Snow+Rock Snowboard Review

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I've swapped to full-time snowboarder about 2013 after mainly skeeing most of my childhood. I bought a K2 WWW in 2014 as my first board and in 2018 bought a Jones twin mountain as the WWW is a softer board and me gaining some experience needed something stiffer for the bigger, faster and harder slopes I was getting in to. I love my K2 for the butteryness and when feeling like a park day but it's time for an upgrade and addition to the family.

Want to discuss current trends? Board shapes, technology? Advice picking outerwear? Need info on traveling to Revelstoke for the first time? Or question about what board you should buy? For new and experienced snowboarders with any questions at all about snowboarding including gear, learning, what to wear, where to go, what terminology is rad, etc.  Nothing is off limits!  Please ask questions in this thread and let the /r/snowboarding community help out. This is meant as a judgement-free and welcoming environment to ask any kind of question related to snowboarding, no matter how dumb it may seem.

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 This board goes everywhere but it really does its best within the park because it's a true twin style board. The nose and tail are the exact same shape, it has a centered stance, centered side cut radius so when you ride it this way or this way it's going to feel the exact same. But it has something that I really love about freestyle boards, it has a camber profile shape, there's a nice arc to it so the center is actually raised up, it's quicker edge to edge, it has a great amount of ollie pop in the nose and tail but the contact points of the board are actually raised up just slightly so it's a little less catchy in those contact points so when you're landing or you kind of screw up in your landing a little bit you'll be less likely to catch your edge which is great. And then there's the 2x4 inserts, now a lot of people they don't really say that that's a highlight within a board but having 2x4 inserts instead of 4x4 gives the board a lot more stance options and park riders out there seem to be very specific when it comes to their widths of their stance as they should be

 But it has something that I really love about freestyle boards, it has a camber profile shape, there's a nice arc to it so the center is actually raised up, it's quicker edge to edge, it has a great amount of ollie pop in the nose and tail but the contact points of the board are actually raised up just slightly so it's a little less catchy in those contact points so when you're landing or you kind of screw up in your landing a little bit you'll be less likely to catch your edge which is great. And then there's the 2x4 inserts, now a lot of people they don't really say that that's a highlight within a board but having 2x4 inserts instead of 4x4 gives the board a lot more stance options and park riders out there seem to be very specific when it comes to their widths of their stance as they should be. But this board has the 2x4 instead of 4x4 which is nice. And the worldwide weapon, a lot of people think that it's a softer board, it kind of has been in the past but now K2 is kind of like realizing it's like kind of all-mountain abilities while still being a park board and it has a feel and fluctuating for 2019-05 so it's pretty sturdy actually so you can still rip it on groomers and it'll be stable at a lot higher speeds than it used to be in kind of like years past

2019 K2 WWW Snowboard Review

My current board is a 2010 K2 WWW, so I'm used to riding camber. I ride in New England and need something that will slay the ice patches, give me some flexibility for buttering, pop, side hits and small kickers. I'm 6' tall, 200lbs and have size 11 boots. I'd say I'm high end of intermediate, low end of advanced

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