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Burton Process

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description Burton Process Overview

The Burton Process remains a benchmark for all-mountain freestyle boards, offering exceptional versatility and playfulness. Its twin-tip design allows for riding switch, while the Channel system provides a customizable binding setup. The Process's forgiving flex and responsive feel make it an excellent choice for intermediate to advanced riders who enjoy park riding, jibbing, and exploring varied terrain. Its durable construction ensures it can withstand the demands of frequent use and aggressive riding.

help Burton Process FAQ

What kind of riding is the Burton Process built for?

The Burton Process is an all-mountain freestyle board, so it is aimed at riders who split time between park laps, groomers, side hits, and natural features. Its twin shape makes switch riding more natural than on a directional freeride board.

Why are there Camber and Flying V versions of the Burton Process?

Burton has sold the Process in camber-focused and Flying V versions, and they ride differently. Camber gives more edge hold and pop, while Flying V is more forgiving and easier to press in softer snow.

What does Burton's Channel system do on the Process?

The Channel is Burton's slot-based mounting system that lets riders fine-tune stance width and angles more freely than a fixed 4x4 insert pattern. It works best with Burton EST bindings, but Re:Flex bindings can also mount with the correct hardware.

Why is Mark McMorris often mentioned with the Burton Process?

Burton has long associated the Process line with freestyle riders, including Mark McMorris. That matters because the board's identity is more park and jump friendly than a stiffer, directional Burton Family Tree model.