Burton snowboards were first invented by Jake Burton Carpenter in 1977 in Burlington, Vermont, when he built a snowboard based on the Snurfer, a snow surfer invented in 1965. The first Burton ...

Burton snowboards were first invented by Jake Burton Carpenter in 1977 in Burlington, Vermont, when he built a snowboard based on the Snurfer, a snow surfer invented in 1965. The first Burton ...

Favorite Burton snowboards for this year recommended by Augustinus and Ciccarelli include the Burton Good Company Snowboard 2024 ($450), and the Burton Blossom Snowboard 2024 ($630). AMAZON BURTON ...

The cost of a Burton snowboard can vary greatly depending on the size and riding style you prefer. Most users spend around $300-$800 for a versatile board, with certain specialized products ...

The Burton Skeleton Key is an exception to that rule, and possibly one of Burton’s best boards overall. K2 Broadcast Image used with permission by copyright holder ...

In 1981, a wooden Burton Back Hill board sold for around $115. ... Burton Snowboards grosses around $700 million a year, by some market estimates. It's serious revenue for a not-so-typical company.

Jake Burton Carpenter, the snowboarding pioneer and founder of Burton Snowboards, passed away from complications related to cancer. He was 65. The company announced Carpenter’s death on Thursday ...

That board was the Skeleton Key, part of Burton’s Family Tree line of boards. The boards in the Family Tree line are, more or less, experimental boards that Burton employees want to make to satisfy ...

Jake Burton’s perfectionism shows in every aspect of the Vermont production facility, where just 1% to 2% of the company’s snowboards are made.

A Burton snowboarding capsule designed by Abloh is set to launch soon, beginning with the auction of ten limited-edition snowboards. The minimalist boards are adorned by what Burton is calling a ...

Burton Citizen Women’s Snowboard Bindings: available at Amazon Our take: These affordable bindings are designed for women but work well for anyone with a shoe size smaller than men’s 6.