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Burton Says: A hybrid of camber and rocker performance, the NEW Flying V gives aggressive freestylers the best of both worlds. Rockers between and outside your feet create a loose and forgiving freestyle feel and float through pow. Underneath your feet, camber combines with the response and grip of The Channel, Lightning Bolts, Pressure Distribution Edges, and EGD to focus control and edge-hold for crisp snap, pop, and power through turns.

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- FEATURED TECH: The Channel
- ROCKER SHAPE: Flying V
- CORE: Dualzone EGD, Negative Core Profile, Super Fly Core
- GLASS: Carbon I-Beam, Triax Response Fiberglass
- BASE: Sintered Base
- SHAPE: Elliptical Kicks, Twin
- TUNING: Infinite Ride
- SIDEWALL: 10:45 Sidewalls
- EDGE TECHNOLOGY: Grip & Rip Edge Tune, Pressure Distribution Edges
- FLEX: Directional
- FEEL: 4

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"Excellent All Mountain Board"
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"Burton Flying V" 12/7/2009

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Name: Burton Flying V
Skill: Intermediate
Use: Groomed,High Speeds,Jibs,Jumps,Low Speeds,Off Trail,Switch Riding,Ungroomed
Pros: Camber under the bindings add contact points, Directional flex = Increased pop in tail, Twin shape

Experience: The camber under the bindings seemed more like a selling point rather than a good riding board. We already know that ICS channel sys owns and im not gonna talk about that. I was amazed in how the board handled. There were a few times i should have caught an edge but the board seemed to just float back where it needed to be. Im more of an all mountain freestyle rider than i am a park junkie but it made me look like a pro on the boxes. it carved the mountain like any other board i have rode and handled well at high speeds, but during spins and jumps the rocker between the bindings really showed off. It just seemed to spin out perfect on every landing, even the ones that i should have caught an edge on. Im totally stoked about this board. The flying V shape is a completely different shape than any of the other v rocker boards burton has and it absolutely slayes the entire mountain. The pop was amazing, the carving was amazing, in the pow it just floated with no effort. I read some reviews about it just seemed like a knock off from Lib Tech magna-traction. In my opinion its the same amount of grip and a better design. Think about it. With the camber under your bindings it adds 4 more contact points on each side of the board when put on edge. Same concept as MTX, however tuning this edge is a lot easier that tuning one of Lib's boards. It adds contact points through camber, not serating an edge. That offers easier edge tuning with a regular edge tuner. Lib has some great boards, one of the best even. But there is always a different way of doing things and you cant blame burton for improving a great idea and make it more user friendly. With the mix of rocker and camber it will handle the entire mountain, and perform in the park just as good as any other park board. Sounds like a win win situation to me. I cant wait to see burton put this rocker shape on more of its boards, and I will certainly buy another flying v next year.Hope this helps! This board is sick!

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"Excellent All Mountain Board" 10/31/2010

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Name: Burton Flying V
Skill: Intermediate
Use: Groomed,High Speeds,Low Speeds,Off Trail,Park,Powder,Switch Riding,Ungroomed
Pros: Multiple options for binding placement, More edge contact,
Cons: Not grippy enough for icy conditions,

Experience: Once you go to a channel board with reverse camber... you'll never go back to the traditional boards. This board is amazing in pow and floats right on top. Paired with ICS bindings and the option for foot placement is unlimited. Thought that with more contact surface on the edges that it would be more grippy in icy conditions. Oh well. It's still an amazing board!

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