Feelgood Flying V Snowboard - Women's
CA$471.99
CA$799.99Save CA$328.00 (41%)
at The Last Hunt
Price checked Oct 23, 2026
Price Historylast 5 months
Low CA$423.00 · High CA$479.99. Hover the line to see each change.
Is this a good deal?
- The lowest price we’ve tracked since May 2026 is CA$423.00; today’s price is CA$471.99.
- The current price has held for 3 days.
- Across the 100 Ski & Snowboard deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 53% — this deal’s 41% off is below that mark.
Based on prices we’ve recorded from The Last Hunt since May 2026, refreshed several times daily.
About this product
The Burton Feelgood Flying V is a women's all-mountain snowboard refined over nearly two decades into one of the brand's most celebrated designs. Its directional shape, with a slightly longer nose than tail, keeps the board maneuverable through variable conditions while concentrating pop in the tail. The Flying V profile combines three rocker sections with subtle camber zones underfoot, balancing playful float with precise edge control and crisp snap. A medium-soft flex makes the board forgiving across a wide range of terrain types, and a minimal setback stance supports confident, responsive turning. The Super Fly II 700G core uses targeted wood placement to reduce weight without sacrificing strength, while women's specific triax fiberglass delivers a level of stiffness that lighter riders can manage comfortably. A Carbon I-Beam runs longitudinally through the construction to add snappiness and pop. Available in four sizes (142 cm, 146 cm, 149 cm, and 152 cm) suited to riders from roughly 100 to 200 pounds and above, this board suits experienced riders who want versatility across the whole mountain.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Burton
- Color
- Colour: White
- Size
- [142cm] 100 - 150lb, [146cm, 149cm] 120 - 180lb, [152cm] 150 - 200lb+
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Burton Feelgood Flying V for its playful, catch-free feel and effortless turn initiation, making it a standout choice for intermediate riders and anyone blending all-mountain and freestyle riding. Its medium-soft flex, lively pop from the Carbon I-Beam, and good float in soft snow and powder are frequently highlighted strengths. The board is widely regarded as an ideal one-board quiver for progressing riders. The most common criticism is its edge hold on hard-packed or icy snow, where the rocker-heavy profile can feel chattery and less confident compared to a full-camber alternative. Riders seeking high-speed stability or aggressive carving on firm conditions are often pointed toward the camber version of the Feelgood instead.
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