The 2019 Burton Snowboards are coming out now. At the time of writing, they were available for pre-order, but by the time you read this they will likely be available immediately.
There have been a few changes for the 2019 line-up compared to 2018, with a few new boards and some old ones dropping off.
New Boards in the line-up
- Burton Yeasayer – new women’s all-mountain-freestyle
- Burton Yeasayer Flying V – new women’s all-mountain-freestyle
- Burton Family Tree Stun Gun – new men’s freeride
- Burton Family Tree Flight Attendent X Splitboard – new lighter version of the Flight Attendant Split
- Burton Family Tree Bottom Feeder – new men’s short/wide powder board
- Burton Stylus – new women’s beginner/freestyle (basically just the Genie with a new name)
- Burton Family Tree Stick Shift – new women’s short/wide powder board
- Burton Family Tree Speed Date – new men’s freeride
- Burton Paramount – new men’s aggressive freestyle board
- Burton Hideaway – new women’s beginner freeride (replacement for the feather – very similar)
- Burton Trick Pilot – new aggressive all-mountain-freestyle (beefed up, true twin, centered version of the Trick Pony, which is leaving)
- Burton Family Tree Mystery Fish – new short wide powder board (priced out of most people’s budget)
Drop-Outs
The following are no longer in the line:
- Burton Trick Pony – replaced by the Trick Pilot
- Burton Process Off-Axis
- Burton Antler
- Burton Lip-Stick
- Burton Socialite
- Burton Feather – replaced by the Hideaway (Hideaway a little wider overall but otherwise the same as the feather was)
- Burton Genie – replaced like for like with the Stylus (basically just a name change)
- Burton déjà vu – replaced by the Yeasayer Flying V (though a couple of things are different)
- Burton TWC Pro
- Burton Fish
- Burton Panhandler
- Burton Family Tree Dump Truck
- Burton Family Tree Working Stiff
- Burton Family Tree Mystery Malolo
- Burton Family Tree Dump Truck Split
Below is the full 2018 Burton snowboard line-up organized by category of snowboard.
Beginner Boards
All of the following beginner boards have also been classified somewhere else on this list.
Men’s
- Burton Custom Flying V
- Burton Descendant
- Burton Process Flying V
- Burton Ripcord
- Burton Instigator
- Burton Amplifier
Women’s
- Burton Stylus | NEW for 2019
- Burton Hideaway | NEW for 2019
Jib/Street Burton Boards
Men’s
- Burton Name Dropper
Women’s
Freestyle/Park Burton Boards
Men’s
- Burton Descendant
- Burton Amplifier
- Burton Paramount | NEW for 2019
- Burton Kilroy Process – Review Coming
Women’s
- Burton Rewind
- Burton Stylus | NEW for 2019
All-Mountain-Freestyle Burton Boards
Women’s
- Burton Yeasayer Flying V | NEW FOR 2019
- Burton Yeasayer (Flat Top) | NEW FOR 2019
Aggressive All-Mountain-Freestyle Burton Boards
Men’s
- Burton Freethinker – See Review
- Burton Kilroy Custom
- Burton Trick Pilot | NEW for 2019
Women’s
- Burton Talent Scout
All-Mountain Burton Boards
Men’s
- Burton Process
- Burton Process Flying V – See Review
- Burton Custom Flying V
- Burton Custom X Flying V – See Review
- Burton Instigator
Women’s
- Burton Feelgood Flying V
Aggressive All-Mountain Burton Boards
Men’s
- Burton Custom
- Burton Custom X – See Review
Women’s
- Burton Feelgood | Women’s Top 6 All Mountain Board
Freeride Boards
Men’s
- Burton Flight Attendant – See Review | Top 5 Freeride Board
- Burton Ripcord
- Burton Deep Thinker
- Burton Family Tree Stun Gun | NEW for 2019
- Burton Family Tree Speed Date | NEW for 2019
Women’s
- Burton Family Tree Storyboard
- Burton Hideaway | NEW for 2019
Powder Boards
Men’s
- Burton Family Tree Skeleton Key
- Burton Family Tree Bottom Feeder (Short/Wide) | NEW for 2019
- Burton Family Tree Mystery Fish (Short/Wide) | NEW for 2019
Women’s
- Burton Family Tree Day Trader
- Burton Family Tree Stick Shift (Short/Wide) | NEW for 2019
Split Boards
Men’s
- Burton Family Tree Flight Attendant Split
- Burton Family Tree Flight Attendent X Splitboard | NEW for 2019
Women’s
- Burton Family Tree Anti-Social Split
Over to You
So, there’s the 2019 Burton snowboard line-up for the upcoming 2018-19 snowboarding season.
Quite a few new boards and quite a few dropouts, though some of those are really just name changes essentially, whilst others are completely new boards.
I had the chance to ride a few 2019 Burton boards in the spring and I’ll be publishing the reviews for those throughout the year. For all of our Burton snowboard reviews, check out the link below:
>>Snowboarding Profiles’ Burton Snowboard Reviews
