BurtonCustom X 156 2023 Snowboard

The professional upgrade of the Burton Custom: The Custom X

Good, better, Burton Custom X. Take the already outstanding Burton Custom and pack it full of the very best technologies. The result is the Custom X, the ultimate for riders on the hunt for podiums and filming. By the way, Burton not only makes great snowboards, the company is also certified as a B Corporation®, proving its efforts in environmental and social matters.

Riding style
The Custom X is an all-rounder for expert-level riders who are on the move in any terrain.

Shape
The directional shape provides float for powder excursions, brings stability and control and plenty of pop.

Profile
Powerful, lively and precise: the camber profile. Offering snappy suspension, the camber distributes weight evenly over the entire length of the board for smooth, continuous edge control from tip to tail. If you like to haul ass and go big, camber is irreplaceable.

Flex
The Twin Flex is completely symmetrical from front to back for perfectly balanced performance whether you're riding forward or switch.

Construction
With the Dragonfly 600 g core, the use of face wood in stress zones allows harder wood to be swapped for lighter species without losing strength. In four separate zones, the wood fibre of the Multizone EGD runs perpendicular to the core adjacent to The Channel® - the area from which the rider's power emanates - for ultimate strength and edge control.
The 45° Carbon Highlights optimise each layer of the fibreglass matrix, adding a continuous carbon layer to reduce weight and fine-tune torsional feel to achieve different ride characteristics. The 45° bevelled fibre layer makes the board more aggressive. 
Working a specially formulated wax deep into the pores of the extremely absorbent, dense material of the sintered WFO base creates an extremely durable base that stays fast in every weather condition the whole season long.
The Channel® gives you ultimate control over your stance in a design that is compatible with all popular bindings (not just Burton).