Family Tree 3D Deep Daze Rocker Snowboard - Unisex

Name: Family Tree 3D Deep Daze Rocker Snowboard - Unisex
Brand: Burton
Price: 492.79 CAD
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The Burton Family Tree 3D Deep Daze Rocker is an expert-level directional snowboard built around surf-inspired powder performance. Its standout feature is 3D shaping, which applies convex contouring through the tip and tail while maintaining a traditional base through the middle, blending edge control with a catch-free, surfy feel. A directional flat top bend and directional shape combine to deliver stability and pop, while 20mm of taper keeps the board pivoting with ease in deep snow. The longer nose provides reliable float in powder, and the overall flex and bend profile stores energy for powerful, accelerating arcs out of each turn. Construction centers on a Super Fly II 700g Core with Dualzone EGD for lightweight response, paired with 45-degree carbon fiber highlights in the fiberglass layup for added snap. The Sintered WFO base offers durable, fast glide, and The Channel mounting system allows flexible stance customization. Designed specifically for freeride-focused riders who want full control on the deepest days.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Burton
Color: Colour: No Color
Base: Sintered WFO
Bend: Directional flat top
Core: Super Fly II™ 700g Core with Dualzone™ EGD™
Mounting: The Channel®
Fiberglass: 45° Carbon highlights
Shape/Flex: Directional

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Burton Family Tree 3D Deep Daze as an exceptional powder specialist, highlighting its effortless float, surfy feel, and nimble turning in deep snow. The surf-inspired 3D shaping and 20mm taper earn strong approval for how naturally the nose lifts and the board responds in light powder. Forum users and expert testers alike describe it as one of the best dedicated powder boards available, with easy buttering and a well-balanced medium flex. The most common criticisms center on its limited versatility: it feels grabby and less maneuverable on groomers or firmer snow, and the 3D channels can make turns feel more locked-in than expected in thicker, heavier powder. The narrow size range, topping out at 159cm, is a recurring complaint from heavier or taller riders who find it insufficient for their needs. Most reviewers agree it belongs in a quiver as a powder-day specialist, not a daily driver.

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