Burton BMC

Sladderplanka ... sure, the fuss a la Burton is there, but then it's not going to be anymore. Give the board a little extra o it gives. Certainly an incredibly good board for beginners! ... and to pillow, you do not need any soft board, bet on leg muscles and a board that will take you wherever you want. Not worth its high price.

Top of the Line - Do you need it? I was thinking about some different burton models before I suddenly got a damn good bite on a BMC. I was not disappointed I can say, exciting and aggressive but at the same time not too hard. Light and edges that hold the turns. The BMC is simply a really good board for the most kind of ride. But if it is worth the original price, I do not know, you'll get well with a Custom too - There's no doubt, though, that it's the best board I've ever run on ...

Model year: 2001

As said, "@ $ ¤ # 55% expensive, but you are the right contacts and can get a good deal, buy it." Good for everything. "I would have liked it for more long-term occasions. The catalog for the North American market, I discovered to my dismay that they actually have a '66. The longest BMC in Europe is a '62a, which I'm also driving on. It's too short to play in a half-meter pads.

Model year: 2001

wonderful board if you want a stable freeride board. Slightly narrow waist so that it does not get too tight.

Model year: 2000

Animals little thing but the feeling that
switching from Floater to BMC is like the feeling of jumping out of volvon and climbing into the Ferrarine. The only limiting factor on this is ... yourself. Slightly bouncing on harder surfaces, type ice cubes and hardcuts, but by the way a little dream to go on. Turns a 5-pin, grabs ice, lifts like an eagle.

Model year: 2001