For entry level, intermediate, and loose-riding advanced riders, the Men’s Burton Trickstick Amptex Midwide Twin Freestyle Snowboard can be custom fit to your liking. A natural twin tip, the Trickstick can be cut at both tip and tail if you prefer a directional shape. Plus, scratch away the top sheet to reveal the graphics underneath. Show as much or as little as you like. Mostly rocker, the Amptek Autoturn practically turns itself (think Kitt from Knightrider) with help from 20% camber between the bindings. A soft, buttery flex means you can rule the park with ease.
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A recent survey showed 85% of pro riders revealed that on average they rode boards that are 85% - 92% of their height. The formula to live by is: Rider Height (inches) x 2.54 x 0.88 = Suggested Board Length (cm). And presto, you have the perfect board for you in all conditions. Right? Wrong!! Keep in mind that there is no magical formula for every rider. It's more or less determined by terrain, conditions and most of all, personal preference. In general, an overall greater cm length will yield a board that can be controlled at and attain greater speeds. In addition, longer boards are better performers and float more in powder due to their increased surface area. Shorter overall lengths yield a board that is more maneuverable and offer a lower swing weight.
Your height (inches) x 2.54 x 0.88 = Suggested Board Length
Rider Height
Board Length
4'0"" (48"")
103 - 112cm
4'2"" (50"")
107 - 116cm
4'4"" (52"")
112 - 121cm
4'6"" (54"")
116 - 126cm
4'8"" (56"")
120 - 130cm
4'10"" (58"")
125 - 135cm
5'0"" (60"")
129 - 140cm
5'2"" (62"")
133 - 144cm
5'4"" (64"")
138 - 149cm
5'6"" (66"")
142 -154cm
5'8"" (68"")
146 -158cm
5'10"" (70"")
151- 163cm
6'0"" (72"")
155-168cm
6'2""+ (74"")
159cm - 172cm
Snowboard Width Sizing:
Board width is as important, if not more important, than overall length in selecting the right board for you. A board that is too narrow in relation to a rider's boot will cause toe and heel drag. With a board that's too wide, the rider will not be able to put adequate pressure on the toe and heel edge, thus creating an unresponsive ride. Use the following chart to gauge the relationship between your boot size and board.
