Burton Process Pure Pop Camber 2026
Burton Process Pure Pop Camber 2026 - 155W is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Burton Process Pure Pop Camber 2026
The Burton Process 2026 is available in both the Pure Pop Camber and Flying V versions. We chose to offer the Pure Pop Camber shape because it has slightly better grip and suits the board better.
The Burton Process is a very versatile board and a true all-mountain board. Its camber shape between the bindings provides plenty of grip. The early-rising rocker nose and tail make it easier to turn. So it offers the best of both worlds.
The Process is the ideal board for cruising down the piste, carving good turns, generating plenty of grip, and taking on off-piste runs too! Its directional twin shape gives the nose a little extra length for more lift. Burton has created another seriously cool design this year for this all-rounder!
Features of the Burton Process:
- Bend: Pure Pop Camber
- Shape: Directional Twin
- Flex: Medium-stiff
- TwinCore: Certified Super Fly 700G Core with Dualzone EGD and Squeezebox
- Fiberglass: Triax
- Base: Sintered
- Extras: The Channel, Frostbite Edges, Super Sap Epoxy, Scoop, Pro-Tip, Infinite Ride

Size chart:
| Burton Process | Weight |
| 155 | 54-82 kg |
| 157 | 68-91 kg |
| 157 Wide | 68-91 kg |
| 159 | 68-91 kg |
| 159 Wide | 68-91 kg |
| 162 | 82–118 kg |
| 162 Wide | 82–118 kg |
If your weight falls within the range for multiple sizes, choose the longer size for more control and stability at higher speeds, or the smaller size for greater maneuverability.
Please note: From size 46, you definitely need a wide board!
Watch Eric's explanation and review of the Burton Process Flying V in the video below!
Please note the board now looks like the one in the photos in this listing; the video is from 2020!





