Burton Process 157 2023 Snowboard

Playful with plenty of pop: the Burton Process

For riders like Mark McMorris, the Burton Process is the first choice. The board scores with low weight, maximum pop and playfulness. The whole mountain is one big playground, and with the Process you can use it to the full. Small hits, butters and then a pow line, with the Process you are at home in any terrain. Slightly softer than the Burton Custom, the Process is your freestyle all-mountain board of choice with forgiving and responsive PurePop camber. With the Process, you not only have a real weapon under your feet, but the production was also designed to be as sustainable as possible.
 
Riding style
The Process is perfect for the advanced rider looking for a freestyle-oriented all-mountain board.

Shape
The Twin shape is perfectly symmetrical for a balanced ride that's equally versatile when ridden forward or switch. Pro-Tip zones on tip and tail provide less swing weight, making the board easier to manoeuvre. 

Profile
An evolution of classic camber, the PurePop Camber profile features refined flat zones in the foot area to increase pop and enhance playfulness in snap and response to the camber. Early Rise sections in tip and tail turn and float easily without catching edge.

Flex
The Twin Flex is perfectly symmetrical from tip to tail for versatility whether riding forward or switch.

Construction
The Super Fly II™ 700 g core with lighter wood on special zones of the core offers pop, stability as well as a reduced weight. In Dualzone EGD design, the wood grain is positioned along the toe and heel edge on two continuous zones that run perpendicular to the rest of the core for consistent edge grip and durability.
The sintered base is robust and highly porous for added durability and exceptional wax absorption for improved glide.
The Channel® gives you ultimate control over your stance in a design that is compatible with all popular bindings (not just Burton). With Infinite Ride technology, maximum pop and strength is generated by 'over-constructing' the board and then mechanically 'breaking it in'. With Infinite Ride, the board retains its flex, pop and board feel from day one to the last, one season at a time.  Long before the hype of ridged edges came Burton's Frostbite edges, which sits just below your binding and scores with incredible edge hold in hard, icy conditions.

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Snowboards are usually delivered ready-to-ride with a waxed base and sharpened edges. However, this so-called factory-tuning is not very durable and your new snowboard should be properly waxed after a few days and maintained on a regular basis.