Board lacks pop, it needs to be a little stiffer on the ends
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The Burton blunt is designed to be a mid-range free-stlye board which can be used for a bit of on piste riding as well.
I find the board to be a good all round performer for free-style riding and on piste especially for such a cheap board - for the price this board is remarkable. The board really should have a bit more pop in it to be classed as a good free-style board though, this is my only real issue with the board - its difficult to any real height while ollie'ing the board - its just not stiff enough
On piste the board is good, very good in-fact, better than any other free-style board I have ridden, the edge is strong and sharp enough to give you the confidence to push the board hard in turns at speed and is flexible enough to allow you to have a lot of fun on the board bending it through 180 nose turns and so on - one problem though, slush - as soon as I go anywhere near the stuff the board slows down to such a degree that if I know its going to be slushy I will take out a different board
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Very good value board
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