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- Having trouble choosing which Custom to buy this season? In this video I compare the flying V profile and the camber profile of the 2022 Burton Custom snowboard. I hope this helps you make your choice! Please see the links below to our online store for more specs and to purchase if you are ready.
Burton Custom Flying V: www.buckmans.c...
Burton Custom Camber: www.buckmans.c...
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Love how simple, brief, and concise this review is! Thanks!
Tank you! We like to keep it quick! 💨💨
Hands down best review of a snowboard I have ever seen. I don’t care if this board sucks, I’m buying one of each.
I own both FV and Camber. If you are on the east coast and deal mainly with icy conditions , go camber. The FV on ice is not fun but bring it too powdery conditions, it’s an absolute dream to ride.
That is the way to do it!
Bro could you help me pleasee, I want to buy this board, Iam a normal rider ( not noobie, not professional, I ride in fields) Wich version do you recommend me? The camber one or the flying V? Please and also Iam looking to use ir with genesis step on bindings and burton sweath boots what do you think about that kit? Thanks
I’ve been riding on a burton custom C Flying V for years now and about to upgrade to this Flying V, great boards
Thanks for the video bud. For a beginner, which one do you recommend? Flying V or the custom camber? 🤙🏼
For a beginner I would suggest the Flying V version. Easier turning. 🤙
Awesome video. Your real life explanation of flying v vs camber was great. Thank you for that. It’s what I needed.
I owned both (first camber, then flying V). For me the flying V didn't work on ice.
Camber will work better on ice.
Bro could you help me pleasee, I want to buy this board, Iam a normal rider ( not noobie, not professional, I ride in fields) Wich version do you recommend me? The camber one or the flying V? Please and also Iam looking to use ir with genesis step on bindings and burton sweath boots what do you think about that kit? Thanks
@@nanocalderon1997 I never going to buy a flying V again. All my boards will be camber in the future. I like to get some speed and pop. My last board was a CAM/ROCk (camber between legs + early rise) and that worked fine as well. I never tried the step on but it looks like a nice kit!
I hit like after the first 30 seconds or so, thanks so much for that great video and advice! Im checking out your other videos soon 🤙
Just one question: When you said the flying V is better for hitting sidehits I was a bit confused, as from my understanding the camber has greater pop and thus is the better choice if you want to go for these fun sidehits?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Thanks so much!! We try 😁. To answer your question. Long story short. It takes more energy, control, and effort to turn a cambered board than a rocker (Flying V) so while yes. Your correct. Camber has more pop. You will achieve more air with a cambered board. But. It’s more difficult to achieve that. It’s much easier to turn a rockered board through side hits. You just won’t achieve the “snap” of a cambered board. For an advanced rider. A cambered board will be loads of fun. But for some one who is still progressing their confidence. But enjoys that “style” of riding. The Flying V will just be easier and more forgiving. Hope this helps!
-Jordan
@@Buckmans this makes perfect sense to me, thank you so much for that detailled answer! For sure you'll have a new subscriber now 😊
Cheers and all the best 👌
Just got the custom camber because of a great deal, although I am sort of a beginner (starting to link my turns and get through greens/some blues).
Any tips for a beginner who is a little intimidated by a board that’s geared toward a more experienced rider?
I was in basically the same boat. If you are decently athletics, or have any experience in other board sports I think you'll totally be fine. It definitely bites harder between turns. At first just really focus on getting your edges right on your turns and be really intentional when transitioning.
When I say be intentional I mean before you transition from heel to toe edge really pay attention to getting the board in a good heel side carve, get it pointed straight, then transition to toeside. Don't spend a lot of time flat between your turns, and don't try to transition without straightening the board out first.
Once you get the hang of it I think you'll be really glad you have the camber! Good luck!
I’m an intermediate/advanced rider, 60% of my time on blues and 20/20 on blacks/greens. Not into jumps or park, just love surfing and carving down the mountain. However I’m on the east coast where snow is kind of icy. Which one would you recommend? I think that based on style it would be the Flying V, but for the icier conditions the camber one. I don’t know which one to pick!
Bro could you help me pleasee, I want to buy this board, Iam a normal rider ( not noobie, not professional, I ride in fields) Wich version do you recommend me? The camber one or the flying V? Please and also Iam looking to use ir with genesis step on bindings and burton sweath boots what do you think about that kit? Thanks
The camber version would work great with the Genesis Step On Bindings!
lovely way of describing the choice. Meandering side hit guy versus jacket flapping guy. Awesome.
Which do you prefer?
@@Buckmans I'm an old skool camber carver always at the ready for an icy traverse.
I have a camber custom but I’m realizing I’m more of a meanderer and love small hits here and there. Would love to try the Flying V. Always felt my custom was too much Hp for me but I still love it
i had owned two cambered customs, before the flying V was introduced around 2008. The flying v is a bit more loose and playful and fits my riding style perfect. Wont go back to the cambered version, the next custom is gonna be a flying V
yah, but don't you miss the dialed in hard turn of a camber board? Flying V is sooo fun too though. Guess the only thing to do is have both boards :)
I went from camber to the Flying V. I absolutely hate it.
@@aaronsomeone7209 hate the Flying V or the Camber? I’m trying to decide
I have both and after some time on the camber I hate the Flying V
@@Lovsnow I am not a hard carver, so I do not miss the more edgy turn in. I got myself the 2022/23 Custom flying V and had so mutch fun this summer. And that is what snowboarding is about, putting a smile on your face.
I have mixed opinion about this board. Is it really suitable for beginners and i heard it doesn’t do well carvings?
The Flying V version of the Custom can work well for beginners. The Camber Custom will carve better on hard pack and at high speed than the Flying V Custom.
Is there much difference between the flex of the two, I've heard the camber is a little stiffer? Thank you for the review : )
The camber version is slightly stiffer and more aggressive. The Flying V is softer and more playful.
Which is more versatile and better for progressing?
The Flying V is better for beginners to progress faster.
Im mainly a groomed run carver with the slightest bit of small jumps and boxes. From what I understand, the Flying V would suit me better?
Hey Thomas. Thanks for asking. The Flying V would be better at lower speeds, it is also much more forgiving! So if your still learning in the small park and doing lower speed carving (green/blue runs) the Flying V would be favorable. But… the camber will give you more grip, on ice and steeper runs.
-Jordan
it's now ok. finally ı've decided to buy which one :)
flying V more suitable for my riding.
thx boss.
AWESOME! ENJOY IT. Please comment again with your experience.
Hey, do you guys rent non-Burton boards? I’m looking to upgrade and wanted to try out some other brands.
And if only Burton, do you rent out the intermediate level boards?
We do have some Ride boards in the fleet. As for intermediate boards some of the fleet are cambered. I would ask for one of them when you visit one of our stores after October 1st.
Great concise description Thankyou, has helped me choose!
Thanks much for the info
No problem 👍
Hi, I am a snowboard beginner in South Korea. Most of the ski resort in korea, the snow is almost icy (powder X).
During this winter season, I enjoyed riding, I am not planning to learn any tricks ( spinning and sutff ?)
I ordered burton custom Flying V, did I get the right one? or should i have ordered a cambered version?
The flying V is perfect for beginners and leveling up fast!
Does the custom Flying V work well on ice? I read on the internet it wouldn't...
It does. As long as the edges are sharp. 🔪 Although I prefer the camber version for hard pack and ice. 🧊
@@lukewynen4713 Thnx man, will make sure they are sharp
That is correct. The camber version is better on ice and hard pack. However, with a nice sharp edge, the Flying V will work also.
Thank you sooo much! This indeed helped and I just ordered :)
Been riding a Process Flying V since 2017. Into 180s, 360s, butters, side hit and trails. Should I stick to the flying V or the Process Camber will be okay?
I don't ride park, I don't hit big jumps, definitely hit small/medium, but I love to 180 in and out as I'm ripping down a hill. Wondering if I should make the switch to the new Process Camber or stick to the Process Flying V. All the help is appreciated
Process pure pop camber is one of my favorite Burton boards for jumps and ripping the mountain with speed.
@@lukewynen4713 yeah honestly, been loving the new camber. Already feels a lot better than the flying V. Even though the flying v will always have my heart
Hey the flying v still fast and good?
Yes, it is fast and also good. For going fast I prefer the cambered version as it is more stable at high speed than the flying v.
@@lukewynen4713 ok thanks.
How would you compare the custom flying v to the process flying v?
Ethan,
If park is your main focus choose the Process.
If freeriding is your main focus choose the Custom.
For someone who is new at snowboarding would the flat or the fv be better?
Thanks for watching! We actually wouldn't recommend either of these boards to a beginner. Check out the Burton Process Flying V which will be softer and is designed for the beginner to intermediate rider: buckmans.com/product/44913/burton-process-flying-v-snowboard-mens
Good first board?
Should I wait till I really get a ride style b4 buying a board
There are some great boards out there for your riding style. But also great boards that will help you with progression too! Confidence and edge control. Stability carving, all things a board can help with learning. The Burton process, Salomon pulse. Burton instigator are great boards for beginner/intermediate level riding that will be confidence inspiring, relatively neutral in personality. And great for progression!
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You can shop for used equipment at our tent sale every October and November. One of our employees can help you pick the perfect board for you.
Do you think, weighing in at 200 lbs, the Custom Flying V in a 158W will float me in powder?
The Flying V will float better in powder than the traditional camber model.
What are the main differences in riding between the HTH and the Custom?
The Custom is full camber. The HTH is directional camber. If you ride switch often the custom maybe your choice. If you don’t ride switch often, maybe the Hometown Hero.
More freeride go for the hometown hero, more freestyle go for the custom.
smh. 4th season in, i just jumped in to custom camber. Guess i gotta learn the hard way.
How do you like the custom camber?
I read all around the internet that the flying v is no good on ice. Any truth in that?
The Flying V performs while on hard pack with a nice sharp edge. However, the camber version will perform better than the Flying V on ice and hard pack.
Great explanation, thanks!
I’m really torn between the custom x Flying V or just custom x camber. I ride a little of everything. I wouldn’t say I’m an expert but I do run the blacks. I hit the park but also really enjoy just cruising on the mountain. Does anyone have both and can compare ?
I have ridden them all. The custom x’s are stiff! Beware. Fast and aggressive riding only for those.
Camber is my favorite for both park and free ride if you like to go faster most of the time.
If slower riding is your speed then go for the flying v.
What is a jacket flapper? Never heard this term
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This….. is a jacket flapper….
@@Buckmans 👀👌🤣
It's when you take your arms and grab the corners of your jacket then flap really hard for 30 minutes 😜🤣
I’m stuck between the Process Flying V and the Custom Flying V..
James,
If your more park focused then go Process. If more freeride focused then go Custom.
Got this Camber version, multi scratch already
What do you mean
How do you like it?
"Carves on the ice" Yeah that's definitely not true... I have the Flying V model and can say that's not true at all, you'll be sliding on your ass if hit a nice patch of ice.
Agree
Lost me at the “playful” part with the Flying V
Thought the Flying V is more playful than the camber
The Flying V is softer and more playful.
Yeah, what’s that means
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jacket flapper,hahahaha
Lol, which style of rider are you?