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Burton Women's Feelgood Snowboard 2026

$433.93$619.90

Size: 146

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At a Glance

Terrain

All-Mountain

Ability Level

Beginner

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Description

The Feelgood is Burton's flagship all-mountain board for women, and the 2026 version runs a traditional full camber profile — the kind that locks in edge-to-edge with authority on hardpack and holds a clean line through a hard carve. The directional shape gives it a longer nose than tail, which shifts the effective riding point back slightly for better float in chop and variable snow without making you feel stuck in one direction. Underneath, Burton's Super Fly II 700G core uses lighter, stronger paulownia wood and FSC-certified hardwood to keep weight down, while Dualzone EGD positions the wood grain perpendicular along the toe and heel edges for consistent bite. The Women's Specific Triax fiberglass with a Carbon I-Beam runs the length of the board as a longitudinal backbone — it's torsionally softer than Burton's standard men's layup, tuned for lighter body weights so the board initiates turns more easily without going slack at speed. Squeezebox profiling alternates thicker core sections with thinner ones to load and release energy through the tip and tail, giving the board snappy pop off kickers and out of carves. Frostbite Edges extend contact points past the bindings so you don't lose grip on icy traverses. The Channel mounting system lets you dial in your stance width and angle with fine-tuned precision and works with every major binding brand.

This board is built for intermediate-to-expert women riders who spend most of their days on groomers and varied mountain terrain — carving, boosting off natural features, and occasionally hunting steeps. If that sounds like you, the Feelgood delivers real high-performance feedback without punishing you for it. That said, it is not the board for riders who primarily park lap: the camber profile is unforgiving during flat-based tricks and presses, and the directional shape makes riding switch noticeably less intuitive. It is also not a powder-day specialist — when the snow stacks up past six inches you'll want something with a rockered nose or a volume shift. If your park game is the priority, Burton's Talent Scout gives you the true-twin symmetry and softer flex you want for jibbing and switch riding. If you're chasing float in deep snow, look at the Feelgood Flying V — the rocker-blended version of this same board — or the Storyboard, Burton's tapered freeride board for women. But for a rider who wants a capable, honest all-mountain board that earns its keep on every run, the Feelgood is a proven choice.

Shape	Directional
Flex	Medium
Profile	Camber
Core	Super Fly II 700G with Dualzone EGD
Base	Sintered WFO
Fiberglass	Women's Specific Triax with Carbon I-Beam
Best For	Women's all-mountain — variable conditions and natural terrain

Size
142
146
149
152

Specs

Shape: Directional
Profile: Camber
Flex: 6/10
Core: Super Fly II 700G — Squeezebox profiling
Carbon: Carbon I-Beam
Glass: Women's Specific Triax Fiberglass
Base: Sintered WFO
Sizes: 142 / 146 / 149 / 152

Details

Type: Snowboard
Vendor: Burton
SKU: 1069119E1DRG146

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PTO ReviewAll-Mountain

Burton Feelgood

By PTO Ski Team, Based on manufacturer data, industry tests, and rider feedback · Multiple on-snow sessions on this board · Various test sites

Groomers

Jibbing

Jumps

Versatility

Skill Level

Powder

The take

“The women's Custom — same performance DNA, women's-specific layup, and it comes alive when you push it.”

The Feelgood is essentially the women's Custom, and Burton doesn't hide that. Same directional shape on a camber platform, same performance DNA, but with a women's-specific layup that changes how the board flexes without dumbing it down. The Women's Specific Triax fiberglass is torsionally softer than standard Triax to match lighter bodies, while the Carbon I-Beam adds longitudinal snap.

The construction is serious: Super Fly II 700G core with Squeezebox profiling, Frostbite Edges, and a Sintered WFO base. The flex sits around 6/10 — medium with real substance. This is not a soft, noodly 'women's beginner board.' It's a proper performance platform tuned for lighter riders.

Review consensus is clear: the Feelgood wants speed. It comes alive when you push it, carves with real authority, and holds an edge through variable snow without chattering. Slower, more tentative riding doesn't play to its strengths — it can feel stiff and demanding at low speed. For a confident intermediate-to-advanced woman who attacks the mountain rather than cruises it, this is the board.

What it does well

Women's-specific layup delivers real performance without dumbing it down
Excellent carving authority and edge hold through variable snow
Carbon I-Beam adds longitudinal snap and pop
Sintered WFO base with Frostbite Edges for speed and ice grip

What it doesn't

Feels stiff and demanding at lower speeds — not for tentative riders
Camber profile and medium-stiff flex punish sloppy technique
Not suited for beginners still learning to link turns

Best for

Confident intermediate-to-advanced women who attack the mountain rather than cruise it. Riders who want a board that carves with authority, pops with energy, and handles crud and hardpack with composure.

Not for

Beginners or cautious riders — the camber profile rewards technique and punishes sloppy turns. Women still in the 'learning to link turns' phase should start with the Cultivator or a rocker board.

Bindings we'd pair with it

Mount point: The Channel. Our pick: Burton Lexa Re:Flex.

Burton Lexa Re:FlexAll-mountain women's

Burton's all-mountain women's binding with medium-stiff flex that matches the Feelgood's personality. Responsive enough for the carving and speed this board demands, comfortable enough for full days.

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