Burton Vapor

It is a lightweight, high-performance snowboard. Great for fast, precise turns but is stiff and expensive, so it's best for experienced snowboarders. But it comes with a high price tag, so it's more of an investment for serious snowboarders.

I like to woods. It does this better than most. I like to go fast! People can't catch me now. I like to hook the hardest turns my body will allow. It does this well (the board not my body). All in all, for a guy that only buys a new board every 10 years, I can certainly justify the money for my Vapor.

Wicked ride, light, very fast, easy... almost effortless with EST bindings(malavita).

Take advantage of EST system and get EST bindings, its worth it.

Best board ive riden.....

very expensive board but if you wait for the new season to come out the vapor does'nt often change in terms of tech and you could pick one up nearly half price if you look hard enough and wait till aug/sept.

I was thinking for the $$$ it would fly or somthing, but it just road like a good board. Oh yah it weighs nothing which makes such a big difference when you are walking you board to and from the car! I think im being a bit harsh its just that i ridden Customs and custom x's for years and thought ok its time for the Vaopr.

And when i road it i was like... good.maybe as eth season goes on i will ride it more and learn to love the vapor, but until then save you paper!

Well, let me start off by saying that there is nothing wrong with this board. It's a good board in every aspect but it's main selling point is the weight. But is it even that much lighter than the competition. No, in fact Elan board's have comparable weight and can be had at the fraction of the price. Also, weight should not be that big a factor because you can get the same air and speed with any other high end board regardless of the weight. You should pay more attention to flex, wear and materials before you even gaze at the weight. If you want a pure, fast free ride board, may I suggest something in the Arbor line up. Street's your thing, technine will do the trick for much much cheaper. Park/Freestyle... dosen't matter what make it is since most companies have a model that will suit your needs. Just because it's more expensive or a Burton, dosen't mean it's better.

My Burton Vapor is a piece of art, it glides across snow effortlessly. If you've got the cash to spare (and believe my, you'll need a lot) then it's amazing. Otherwise, I'd recommend going for a Burton Fish which is a great snowboard, especially for the money.