Burton Process Snowboard Review 2027 | What's Good?

Burton Process Snowboard Basics

The Burton Process is a certified true-twin twig for all-mountain enjoyment. Notably, this is Mark McMorris's board of choice — a cosign of that magnitude shouldn't be taken lightly. This board was carefully engineered to handle any mountain, and any condition. Park? Check. Side hits? Check. Cheeky pow slash? Check. True twin construction means dependable performance both regular and switch. Burton threw an all-new core into the mix, lightening the load while simultaneously turning up the pop. On top of best-in-class performance, Burton came correct with two enticing graphics, Bad Dog and Good Dog, for whatever your aesthetic preference may be. The Process is offered in an incredibly wide range of sizes, meaning this is truly a board for anyone and everyone.

Burton Process Tech Basics

Sizes (cm): 143, 146, 149, 152, 152W, 155, 155W, 157, 157W, 159, 159W, 162, 162W, and 165W.
Twin Shape; perfectly symmetrical for optimal performance riding regular or switch.
PurePop Camber; Traditional camber between the feet that mellows into a flat camber outside of the bindings, before transitioning to an early rise nose and tail. Poppy and playful, without sacrificing stability.
Updated Superfly II™ 700g core, meaning more pop and a lighter ride.
Terrain & Ability Level: Powder capability, park excellences, but really shines as an all-mountain weapon.
Features The Channel® binding mounting system, so you can dial in your ideal stance (compatible with all major bindings!)
A medium twin flex, more on the soft-side than the stiff-side.
Sintered base

Who Is The Burton Process Best Suited For?

The Burton Process is best suited for the freestyle-minded rider who wants one board for everything. The inclusive size-run, multiple graphic options, and playful-yet-proper construction means you can progress your riding, regardless if you're an advanced beginner or one of the best snowboarders in the world.

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