Family Tree 3D Double Dog Camber Snowboard - Unisex

Name: Family Tree 3D Double Dog Camber Snowboard - Unisex
Brand: Burton
Price: 510.39 CAD
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The Burton Family Tree 3D Double Dog Camber Snowboard is built for expert riders who seek performance in big mountain terrain. Its defining feature is surfboard-inspired 3D shaping, where slight convex contouring in the tip and tail blends with a traditional base through the middle, delivering a catch-free, surfy feel without sacrificing edge control. A floaty, supportive nose and bat wing tail work alongside the directional camber profile to generate speed and power through turns, while 10mm of taper adds float in soft snow. The Super Fly II 700g Core with Dualzone EGD provides a lightweight yet energetic foundation, and 45-degree Carbon Highlights in the fiberglass layup produce a stiff, responsive flex that is directional in character. The fast Sintered WFO base handles varied conditions with ease. Compatible with The Channel mounting system, this board accommodates a wide range of binding setups. It is designed specifically for freeride-minded riders ready to commit to larger lines and open terrain.

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

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Burton Family Tree 3D Double Dog Camber for its unique 3D shaping, which delivers a surfy, catch-free feel in the tip and tail while the camber underfoot provides lively pop and strong energy out of turns. Expert sources highlight its versatility, noting it rides like a capable, powerful cambered board on groomers but truly shines in powder and big-mountain terrain. The medium-stiff flex, nose butter ability, and Channel mounting system compatibility are also frequently noted positives. The most common criticism is weak edge hold on hard or icy snow, with reviewers noting the board lets go on firm patches. It is also considered a demanding ride, not forgiving for beginners, and its groomer carving performance is seen as a step behind comparable directional camber boards from other brands.

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