Burton Aftermath Snowboard (Men's)

Product Details

Style: AFTERMATH 12

Announcing the Burton Aftermath, a new all-mountain men’s snowboard for 2012. Keeping it classic with a camber design, twin-like shape and directional flex, the Aftermath is in it for all-terrain domination. Camber gives the men’s Aftermath a precise and agile feel, and NEW Squeezebox tech and Jumper Cables Hi-Voltage keep you loaded to the max with pop and snap. Slantwall sidewalls and Dualzone EGD Edges give your board a solid and consistent edge, while Frostbite Edges give you the grip you need on sketchy terrain.

Specs:

Flex: 5 (on 1 (forgiving) to 10 (stiff) scale)
Design: All-Mountain for versatility
Shape: Twin-like shape for versatility in both directions
Camber: Traditional Camber
Waist Width: 24.9cm (size 158)

Features:

The Channel provides endless stance options with any 2010-12 Burton binding
Camber gives the board pop, liveliness and power through turns
Twin-like Shape gives you the control of a directional shape with the versatility of a twin
Directional Flex provides stability and control through various terrain
Super Fly Core is lightweight and packed with pop
Dualzone EGD provides additional strength and consistent edge hold
Triax Fiberglass provides flex and response for all mountain versatility
Sintered Base absorbs more wax for a faster and better overall ride
Slantwall Sidewalls give your board a strong and predictable edge hold
Squeezebox pumps up the tip and tail for added snap and higher ollies with less effort
Jumper Cables Hi-Voltage dish out even more pop and snap
Frostbite Edges give your board a wicked grip on ice
Pro-Tip reduces weight in tip and tail for easier spins and maneuverability
Infinite Ride gives the board a consistent feel season after season

Questions and Answers

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"Just want to know if this type of board size 52 cm is good for beginner/advanced I'm 140 and 5'11'' high and looking for all mount board."

1 Answers | Answer Question

Question by assaf on 3/22/2012 - 3:28 pm

"There are a couple of more things we would need to consider, however, a typical size for a beginner with your specifications would be about 153. A more advanced rider would use a 156. This is a really great all-mountain board that is super light and has a ton of life to it. Looks like a great choice for you!"

Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff) on 3/23/2012 - 12:01 pm