My favorite setup is Burton Custom board, Rossignol Viper bindings, and Burton boots that have the inner and outer pull strings.

Gotta say I'm partial to the Nitro Swindle. Have two of those, an '09 and '10. I do everything with that deck, trees, jumps, powder and of course jibs. Beat my old Union Contacts to death and bought some Flux something-or-others... still tweaking them a bit. Really dig Vans boots but I'll buy whatever fits... and it's got to be either Boa or traditional lace for me; bad experience with speed laces.

Definitely don't have a favorite setup, it pretty much depends on what I can afford and what my local shop has in stock. Otherwise it just doesn't matter, I shred it until it's broken and try out something else.

I've gotta rep the K2 Slayblade- has a different camber on it and its a little more edgy/aggressive to ride, but it rides really well at speed. great all around board, plus it comes in awesome prints which is always a plus

Yup, 2010 Swindle has one called 0 camber (totally flat), and you can get the Custom with Burton's Flying-V rocker (rocker in the middle and tips, slight camber underfoot). You'd be hard pressed to find a model that isn't alternative camber these days.

My vote is also for Burton, best experience so far!

Of course, how else will you get affiliate cash?

Have you honestly ever ridden a board that wasn't a Burton?

Yes I did

Is it wrong to earn or do you think It's not a proper way of promotion? I were trying to ignore you but it seems that you hate me. Just let me know and I'll simply quit.

Regards!

Honestly, I do hate you. I hate people like you who copy and paste gear specs, throw up affiliate links (especially affiliate links to huge online discounters like the house) on a website that took them two minutes to make, and spew garbage across as many channels as possible to build link-backs just so you can make a quick buck off snowboarding.

That's why I think you are full of crap when you say you've ridden other boards. Honestly, I feel like maybe you've never even been snowboarding period. Write a REAL FRIGGEN' REVIEW on your site, do some actual work. Copying and pasting product descriptions and specs from company websites is just stealing other people's work and offering your readers NOTHING NEW to base their purchasing decisions on... NOTHING, except the fact they can put a dollar in your pocket.

So prove to everyone I'm wrong... What boards (company, model, and year) besides Burton have you ridden? What boards by Burton are you comparing them to? Why was your experience on the Burton better? What did the Burton do that the other boards didn't?

word up lou g.