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5-7: These are moderately stiff boots, a solid middle ground for intermediate riders and all-mountain riding

Published November 1, 2010 12:00AM Burton Custom Flying V: Snowboard Reviews (Photo: Ryan Heffernan) Published November 1, 2010 12:00AM The Customs been a staple board in Burtons line for 15 years, setting the standard for how a snowboard should ride

Since its creation, Burtons Family Tree collection has cemented itself as a tried-and-true favorite for snowboarders looking to grip-it-and-rip-it from top-to-bottom

Bend: Flying V Shape: Directional Flex: Twin Core: Super Fly II 700G Core with Dualzone EGD Fiberglass: 45 Carbon Highlights Base: Sintered WFO Mounting: The Channel Features: Pro-Tip, Infinite Ride Riding Level: Intermediate/Expert Sustainability: Super Sap Epoxy Warranty: 3-YEAR WARRANTY All 2014 and newer Burton snowboards with The Channel mounting system (such as the one you are looking at here) are backed by a three-year warranty from date of purchase

My Streamlight Microstream at 45 lumens handles most indoor work fine

For me, this flashlight isnt my first choice to take camping or backpacking, but its perfect for use around the house