Burton Cultivator Flat Top Snowboard
Burton Cultivator Flat Top Snowboard
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PRODUCT DETAILS
PRODUCT DETAILS
All Mountain Snowboard. Cultivate your riding to the next level of progression. The Burton Cultivator Snowboard is all about growth. It draws on decades of snowboard design tricks to focus all the best elements into one solid package for progression. The twin shape makes going backward and forwards a mirror-image scenario, while a catch-free bevel on the base and soft flex remove some stress. Gender neutral sizing makes this one a true tool of the people. Take it anywhere on the mountain and watch it take your riding to the next level. ABOUT THE GRAPHIC: Inspired by the riding progression, the Cultivator graphics reflect the progression that is the foundation to building your bag of tricks and pushing your skills into new terrain. Inspired by the winter landscape, watercolor graphics by Burton product designer Ali Leach reflect the layers of the learning curve, and 3D Chain imagery by artist Karan Signh reflects the board's strength for building your skills and confidence to explore new terrain. Artists: Ali Leach @_art_by_ali / Karan Singh
- Easygoing Feel
- True Twin Freedom
- Tuned Pop and Flex
ALL STYLES:
All Mountain
Freeride
Freestyle
Backcountry
Powder
Splitboard
PROFILE:
Flat
Camber- Best for carving and maintaining control and stability at speed on groomed runs or hard-pack with a lively responsive feel.
Rocker- Designed for quick turn initiation with a loose, surfy feel ideal for freestyle riding and fresh powder runs.
Flat- Versatile for various riding styles with balanced maneuverability and stability.
Hybrid- Is a combination of bends in the profile of a snowboard that change the riding characteristics for different terrains and conditions.
FLEX:
3 Flex
Soft Flex- 1-3 Flex. Forgiving and easier to apply pressure to while riding.
Medium Flex- 4-6 Flex. Versatile and responsive in varying conditions and terrain.
Stiff Flex- 7+ Flex. Less forgiving allowing for pressure to transfer edge to edge for a quick responsive board at high speeds.
RIDER LEVEL:
Beginner-Intermediate
Beginner- From a first-time rider to learning the foundations of carving and stopping.
Intermediate- A rider that has mastered the basics wants to explore riding different terrain or increasing speed.
Advanced/Expert- An experienced rider that can ride difficult terrain in any conditions.
SPECIFICATIONS
BASE TECH:
BASE TYPE:
CORE:
MOUNTING:
SHAPE:
STANCE:
GENDER:
BASE TECH
- Extruded Base - Found on most beginner and freestyle snowboards. Durable and made to be easier to repair and maintain.
- Sintered Base - Absorbs and holds wax better for more custom tuning resulting in faster performance but does require more frequent wax application.
BASE TYPE
CORE
MOUNTING
SHAPE
- Twin - The nose of the snowboard is the same shape and rise as the tail to ride the board in either direction and balanced freestyle riding.
- Directional Twin - The nose of the snowboard is the same shape and rise as the tail with the binding inserts set back for more surface area in the nose and versatility when riding in different snow conditions and terrain.
- Directional - The nose is typically longer and/or wider than the tail for float in powder and downhill riding.
STANCE
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