Burton Snowboard Size Chart

Find your perfect Burton snowboard based on your height, weight, and riding style.

Height (in cm):

Weight (in kg):

Riding Style:

Your Recommended Snowboard Details

Board	Size (cm)	Waist Width (mm)	Rider Weight (lbs)	Recommended Boot Size	Recommended Binding Size

How It Works:

Inputs:
- Height (cm): User enters their height.
- Weight (kg): User enters their weight.
- Riding Style:
  - Freestyle
  - All-Mountain
  - Powder
Dynamic Calculations:
- Size (cm): Calculated based on height and weight.
- Waist Width (mm): Estimated based on board size.
- Rider Weight (lbs): Converts weight to pounds.
- Recommended Boot Size: Rough estimate using weight.
- Recommended Binding Size: Matches boot size (M, L, XL).
Output:
- Results are displayed in a table format with the following columns:
  - Board
  - Size (cm)
  - Waist Width (mm)
  - Rider Weight (lbs)
  - Recommended Boot Size
  - Recommended Binding Size

Here’s a detailed Burton snowboard size chart with the board length (in cm), waist width (in mm), rider weight range (in lbs), recommended boot size, and recommended binding size. This should give you a comprehensive view to help in choosing the right board.

Burton Snowboard Size Chart

Board	Size (cm)	Waist Width (mm)	Rider Weight (lbs)	Recommended Boot Size	Recommended Binding Size
Burton Instigator	138	246	50-90	5-8	S/M
	142	248	70-110	5-9	S/M
	146	250	90-130	6-9	M
	150	252	110-150	7-10	M
Burton Custom	151	252	90-130	6-9	M
	154	253	110-150	7-10	M
	157	254	130-170	8-11	M/L
	160	256	150-190	9-12	L
Burton Process	152	250	90-130	6-9	M
	154	252	110-150	7-10	M
	157	254	130-170	8-11	M/L
	160	256	150-190	9-12	L
Burton Custom X	152	251	90-130	6-9	M
	155	253	110-150	7-10	M
	158	255	130-170	8-11	M/L
	161	257	150-190	9-12	L
Burton Deep Thinker	154	253	110-150	7-10	M
	157	255	130-170	8-11	M/L
	160	257	150-190	9-12	L
Burton Flight Attendant	158	256	130-170	8-11	M/L
	162	258	150-190	9-12	L
Burton Talent Scout	152	250	90-130	6-9	M
	155	252	110-150	7-10	M
	158	254	130-170	8-11	M/L
	161	256	150-190	9-12	L
Burton Landlord	159	258	130-170	8-11	M/L
	162	260	150-190	9-12	L
Burton Fish	156	255	130-170	8-11	M/L
	159	257	150-190	9-12	L

Notes:

Waist Width: Ensures compatibility with your boot size. A narrower waist width is ideal for riders with smaller boots, while a wider waist width is suitable for larger boots. It’s crucial to match the waist width with your boot size to avoid toe and heel drag.
Rider Weight: This is a recommended weight range for each board size. For optimal performance, pick a board that corresponds to your weight.
Boot Size: It’s important to consider your foot size to ensure your boots fit the recommended board and waist width. Most boards fall into specific boot size ranges.
Binding Size: Ensure your bindings are compatible with your boot size and the board’s mount holes. Burton offers sizes S/M and M/L, and you should match the bindings to your boot size for the best fit.

This chart should help you find the right board for your size and riding style! Let me know if you need help with a specific model or size.

Here’s a detailed Burton snowboard size chart including information about board length, waist width, rider weight, recommended boot size, and binding size for various Burton models. This is based on information from the 2025 lineup:

Men’s Burton Snowboards

Board Model	Size (cm)	Waist Width (mm)	Rider Weight (lbs)	Recommended Boot Size	Recommended Binding Size
Good Company	135	235	100-150	5-7.5	Small/Medium
	152	250	120-180	7-9.5	Medium/Large
	159	255	150-200	8.5-10.5	Large
Custom	150	248	120-180	7-9.5	Medium
	154W	258	120-180	9.5-11.5	Large
	162W	264	180-260+	10.5+	Large
Blossom	149	244	100-150	7-9.5	Medium
	162	258	180-260	9.5-11.5	Large
Cartographer	149	250	100-150	7-9.5	Medium
	162	260	180-260+	10.5+	Large

Women’s Burton Snowboards

Board Model	Size (cm)	Waist Width (mm)	Rider Weight (lbs)	Recommended Boot Size	Recommended Binding Size
Feelgood	140	240	80-130	5-7	Small
	152	248	120-170	7-9.5	Medium
Hideaway	140	238	80-130	5-7	Small
	152	248	120-170	7-9.5	Medium

Here’s a comprehensive kids’ Burton snowboard size chart, which includes key details like board size, waist width, rider weight, recommended boot size, and binding size:

kids’ Burton snowboard size chart

Board Model	Size (cm)	Waist Width (mm)	Rider Weight (lbs)	Recommended Boot Size	Recommended Binding Size
After School Special	80	178	25-50	Kids sizes	Kids bindings
	90	179	25-50	Kids sizes	Kids bindings
Chopper	110	214	40-60	Kids sizes	Kids bindings
	120	219	50-80	Kids sizes	Kids bindings
Custom Smalls	130	240	70-100	5-7.5 (Youth sizes)	Small bindings
	140	242	80-120	6-8	Small bindings

Tips for Choosing the Right Snowboard:

Height and Weight: Kids’ boards are typically chosen based on a balance of the rider’s height and weight. A beginner board should come up to between the child’s chest and chin for better control.
Skill Level: For advanced riders, consider boards with more specific features like camber profiles or narrower waists for precision.
Adjustability: For growing kids, look for adjustable bindings or boards designed for slight weight changes.

If you’d like guidance on specific setups or compatibility, let me know!

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right Burton snowboard size for me?

The right snowboard size depends on your weight, height, and riding style. Burton provides a snowboard size chart to help you determine the best fit. Generally, a snowboard should reach somewhere between your chin and nose when standing upright.

Do I need to consider my weight or height more when selecting a snowboard size?

Both weight and height are important factors. Weight often plays a bigger role in selecting the correct snowboard size because it affects the board’s flex and stability. Make sure your weight falls within the recommended range for the specific snowboard size.

Should I choose a smaller or larger board if I am a heavier rider?

Heavier riders should generally choose a larger snowboard to ensure they have enough surface area for stability and control. Burton’s size chart will recommend the appropriate size based on your weight.

How does my riding style affect my snowboard size?

Your riding style will impact your choice of snowboard size. If you’re into freestyle or park riding, a smaller board is typically recommended for easier maneuverability. For freeride or powder, a longer board offers better control and stability.

What is the difference between a men’s and women’s Burton snowboard size chart?

Men’s and women’s snowboards differ in terms of flex, width, and overall design to suit the respective body types. Women’s snowboards are generally shorter and have a narrower waist width to accommodate a more typical female stance and body size.

Does my boot size affect my Burton snowboard size?

Yes, boot size plays an important role in selecting the correct snowboard. A larger boot may require a wider board to prevent toe and heel drag. Burton snowboards often list recommended boot sizes for each snowboard width.

Can I use a smaller or larger board if I’m a beginner?

Beginners may find a shorter snowboard easier to handle since it’s more forgiving and easier to turn. However, if you’re looking to progress into more advanced riding, you may want to consider a board that balances maneuverability and stability.

How do I know if I need a wide snowboard?

If your boot size is larger than 11 (U.S. men’s), you may need a wide snowboard. Burton offers wide models to accommodate larger boots and prevent heel and toe drag.

How do I convert my snowboard size from the Burton chart to another brand’s chart?

While snowboard sizing charts are generally similar across brands, each brand has slight variations. It’s recommended to consult the specific brand’s size chart and also consider factors like flex, width, and riding style when switching brands.

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