Burton · Ski & Snowboard
Feelgood Flying V Snowboard - Women's
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About this product
The Burton Feelgood Flying V is a women's specific snowboard built around a directional shape with a slightly longer nose than tail, designed to handle variable terrain and conditions with confidence. Its Flying V profile blends rocker and camber, with rocker running overall (including between and outside the feet) for float and playfulness, while subtle camber zones underfoot sharpen edge control, snap, and turn power. The Super Fly II 700G core uses targeted wood placement for a lighter, stronger feel, and the Squeezebox profiling balances thicker power sections with thinner flexible zones to transfer rider energy into a snappier, more responsive tip and tail. Dualzone EGD reinforces the toe and heel edges with perpendicular wood grain for consistent edge hold. Women's specific Triax fiberglass combined with a Carbon I-Beam backbone adds longitudinal pop without excess weight. A twin flex pattern keeps the board equally capable regular or switch, and the sintered WFO base absorbs wax deeply for lasting speed across all conditions.
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- Ski & Snowboard
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- Burton
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Burton Feelgood Flying V as a versatile, true all-mountain women's board that excels at playfulness and fun. The Flying V profile earns particular acclaim for its pop, easy buttering and pressing, and forgiving feel that suits a wide range of riders from intermediate to advanced. Testers highlight its lively edge-to-edge response, solid performance on groomers, and ability to float well in soft snow and powder. The most common criticism is reduced edge hold on hard-packed or icy snow compared to the camber version of the Feelgood, with some noting it does not handle high speeds as confidently as stiffer, fully cambered boards. Reviewers generally consider it an ideal one-board quiver for riders who prioritize playfulness and all-mountain versatility over aggressive carving performance.
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