Mads Jonsson, Heikki Sorsa and Mason Aguirre - three riders at the forefront of freestyle, have reinvented the quiver-of-one Custom to meet their diverse riding needs. Now featuring a lighter-weight, easier‑to‑throw‑around, twin-like shape, bomber 10:45 Sidewalls and warp speed WFO base, the Custom is so proven and perfected, you can’t help but ride better on it.

Tech & Features:

Sintered WFO Base

Wide Freaking Open - so fast it should be illegal.

The regenerative properties of WFO’s high and low-melt temperature-reactive waxes mean this base stays Wide Freaking Open all season, in any condition imaginable.

Triax Response Fiberglass

Versatile flex and response - from straight-line descents to mellow laps through the park

One lengthwise layer of fiberglass, topped with two layers of diagonal glass, provides increased torsional stiffness for precise edge hold and superior control.

10:45 Sidewalls

The Sergeant Slaughter of sidewalls.

The toughest, most impact-absorbent sidewall geometry in snowboarding, 10:45™ optimizes two different angles to create the bomber edge strength aggressive shredders demand.

Pro-Tip

Turn your 540s into 720s.

Another Burton first, tapering the thickness of the tip and tail dramatically reduces swing weight to help you get around that extra 180. If that’s not enough, Pro-Tip™ also improves float in powder.

Superfly II Core

Snap, strength and reduced weight for uncompromised board feel and response.

Targeting stronger and lighter wood in specific areas of the core provides snap, strength and reduced weight for uncompromised board feel and response.

Carbon I-Beam

More POP than Michael, less WEIGHT than Paris H.

Burton’s ultra-light carbon backbone gives the board added pop and longitudinal snap.

Infinite Ride

No more break in period. No more limp noodle. Flex and pop that stays true, no matter how hard you ride.

You won’t find technology like Infinite Ride® anywhere else but Burton. This exclusive pop and power-enhancing technology allows us to break in the board for you, while also increasing its strength. Burton does this by overbuilding the board, then putting it in a machine that simulates the conditions found during a season on snow. The result is a board that rides the same from the shop to snow, season after season.

Negative Core Profile

Easily manipulated for freestyle/rail prowess.

Thinner sections of core between the bindings provide softer flex and torsion, perfect for park, pipe and rails. These boards excel over a variety of snow conditions and terrain.