Its got a fast base and it’s a pretty stable ride when you pick up speed. Speed: Just like the Custom in a twin shape. Even though the turn initiation is moderate if you know what you are doing this can be very quick edge to edge. Turn Initiation and Carving: Like all Burton boards, this is going to be snappy and fun edge to edge. If you are old school twin camber rider this will be fine but if you are used to Twins with a little more of a bend up in the tip and tail it’s not going to be an easy ride. Powder: This is a camber twin with a centered stance so it is not going to have an easy float. The Custom Twin camber has snappy all around kind of ride. On Snow Feel: Very stable between the feet like camber is and it also doesn’t feel too catchy either. We do make money from the “Where To Buy” links, but this is our best attempt at an honest and objective review from an average riders’ perspective. It feels like a slightly more aggressive Burton Parkitect.Įthics Statement: We don’t get paid by the manufacturer to write these reviews. So if you like a more old school all mountain freestyle approach the Restricted Custom Twin might satisfy that need. It’s still got the same mountain speed as the Custom Camber and it also has the carving ability.

This has a more semi-aggressive freestyle feel to it for those that like the Custom but want to ride switch a lot more. The vastly different camber profiles change the ride a lot.

They share the same name and the same twin shape but that’s it. Usually the Restricted Custom is the same as the Custom but this time there is a completely different ride. The Burton Custom Restricted is a Twin camber version of the Custom Flying V Restricted like the Custom is to the Custom Flying V. About The Good Ride Snowboard Outerwear Reviews.About The Good Ride Snowboard Boot Reviews.About The Good Ride Snowboard Binding Reviews.

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