Burton Canyon

Pros: Great multi-purpose board for us sasquatches!
Cons: Possibly too stiff for true job/bonk riding, still all-around awesome

Having big feet and being a snowboarder don't exactly go together too well... Luckily for the big-footed snowboarding community there are rider-driven companies focused on bringing the best products to market- Burton epitomizes this spirit and always...

Pros: A proverbial magic carpet on snow...
Cons: Now I want a 68 too!

I can always count on Jake & Co. in delivering the goods! I've ridden Burton boards for many years, and have ALWAYS been satisfied with their boards, bindings, boots, outerwear, etc.

I'm currently riding two Canyons: a 1999 Canyon 62 with...

Pros: Great all-mountain board.
Cons: None that I would blame on the board per se.

The Burton Canyon (157) was the first board I bought after getting tired of rental rides (you know, those Salomon wide boards that ride like refrigerator doors).

On what passes for snow on many east coast mountains (what those out west would...

Pros: Best board for wider feet on the market!
Cons: None so far

What can I say? This is the best board for foot size 10-14. It carves great, it's an all around board, and it's just perfect. The graphics are pretty cool, I guess, I dunno what a guy and a helicopter are doing on it, but it's something new. The...

Pros: Solid feel, no toe drag, nice graphics...
Cons: A bit pricey... but hey, you get what you pay for.

I guess you could say I like to stick with what works.. or rather, with what works great. Let me give you an idea of what kind of riding I do. I've been riding for I guess about 7 years. 4 of those years have been on my 157 Burton Canyon. Before that...

Pros: Great response, easy to control, a marvel of engineering.
Cons: I broke my bindings

I had been saving up for months, with food and rent, the saving was slow going. I had the most pathetic excuse for a snowboard in the corner of my living room, to say I could use a new board would be an understatement...I NEEDED a new board. The day...

Pros: Great Feel, nice wide body, and feels much smaller than it is.
Cons: None yet!!!!!

It has been 10 years since I bought my last board, I look fondly on the time spent with my Burton Asym Air 6.1 (If you are unfamiliar, this is one amazing board and I can't give it up yet. Talk about a carving dream!!!!). Yet, it was time for something...

Pros: excellent flexibility as well as toughness
Cons: ......

Burton produces the best kind of boards that are out there. Jake B. Carpenter was among the first who started in the snowboard business. If you are going to buy a Burton snowboard then you can't go wrong. From Beginner to expert, everyone is satisfied...

Pros: Sturdy, quick, I like the design!
Cons: price

I have size 14 snowboard boots. Obviously, I need a wider board. My first was a K2 doublewide; a fine board in it's own right, but not exactly a performance product. I got a 2000 canyon before last season and have used it since. It's certainly a high...

Pros: Wide without feeling wide
Cons: Nothing startling yet!

The Burton Canyon is simple a *super* board - I just bought the 2003 model and used Burton Mission bindings on it, and it feels fantastic.

It's very well put together - the snap is very good and despite it being quite wide (which I need since...

Pros: good balance and flexable
Cons: heavy

If you have big feet then this is the board for you. The canyon is basicaly the burton balance but they are all made wide. i have ridin it once before and i loved it. the balance is great and the flexabilty isn't too bad if your lookin for a good free...