2023 Burton Family Tree Backseat Driver Snowboard
Free your feet, free you mind – true snowboard construction built to surf on snow.
Surf-inspired design meets traditional snowboard construction in the men's Burton Backseat Driver Snowboard. If you're wondering, "Where do the bindings go?" They don't. This pow surfer is designed to surf sans-straps everywhere from your backyard to the backcountry. A spoon nose provides float and flow, working in conjunction with a V-hull in the tail that maintains a loose feeling, but transitions into a strong, powerful turn when engaged. This board is built to push boundaries, and spread the joy of surfing on snow.
Original: $249.99
-65%$249.99
$87.502023 Burton Family Tree Backseat Driver Snowboard
Free your feet, free you mind – true snowboard construction built to surf on snow.
Surf-inspired design meets traditional snowboard construction in the men's Burton Backseat Driver Snowboard. If you're wondering, "Where do the bindings go?" They don't. This pow surfer is designed to surf sans-straps everywhere from your backyard to the backcountry. A spoon nose provides float and flow, working in conjunction with a V-hull in the tail that maintains a loose feeling, but transitions into a strong, powerful turn when engaged. This board is built to push boundaries, and spread the joy of surfing on snow.
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Free your feet, free you mind – true snowboard construction built to surf on snow.
Surf-inspired design meets traditional snowboard construction in the men's Burton Backseat Driver Snowboard. If you're wondering, "Where do the bindings go?" They don't. This pow surfer is designed to surf sans-straps everywhere from your backyard to the backcountry. A spoon nose provides float and flow, working in conjunction with a V-hull in the tail that maintains a loose feeling, but transitions into a strong, powerful turn when engaged. This board is built to push boundaries, and spread the joy of surfing on snow.
