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Burton Family Tree Short Stop Short Snowboard (2025)
Older model (2025)
Built for freeride enthusiasts, the Burton Family Tree Short Stop Snowboard is designed to handle soft snow with ease while staying responsive on groomed runs. The 20mm taper and directional shape provide superior float and maneuverability in deep powder, while the Sintered WFO base and carbon-infused fiberglass offer high-speed stability. Sustainability is also prioritized, with Super Sap® Epoxy construction, making this board a solid choice for expert riders looking to elevate their off-piste experience. Short. Wide. Nimble: Stiffer and more responsive than most powder boards, the Short Stop
This is a gear record, not a review. Not yet reviewed by Flow State.
Information last checked September 17, 2026
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Archived listing. This product isn't part of the current 2026/27 Gear Guide. See the Gear Guide
Manufacturer and retailer specifications
Recorded from manufacturer or retailer sources. This section carries no Flow State opinion.
- Riding category
- Not published by the brand
- Ability
- Intermediate–ExpertBrand (archived 17 Apr 2025)
- Shape
- Directional
- Designed to be ridden mainly nose-first.
- Profile
- Flat
- Flat between the contact points.
- Manufacturer flex
- Not published by the brand
- Season
- 2025
- Terrain
- Terrain sliders: Park 0-10%, All Mountain 0-60%, Powder 0-100% (top-rated: Powder)Brand (archived 17 Apr 2025)
- Manufacturer shape
- Directional Flex
- Manufacturer profile
- Directional Flat Top Shape
Flex descriptions and numbers come from the manufacturer. Scales are not standardised between brands, so a 5/10 from one brand is not directly equivalent to a 5/10 from another.
Sizes
Burton doesn't publish a weight range for this model. A local shop can help with sizing. See local shops
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| Size | Waist width | Tip width | Tail width | Sidecut radius | Effective edge | Recommended weight | Recommended boot size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 150 | 260 mm | 318 mmBrand (archived 17 Apr 2025) | 298 mmBrand (archived 17 Apr 2025) | 6.9 mBrand (archived 17 Apr 2025) | 1195 mmBrand (archived 17 Apr 2025) | 68–91 kg (150–201 lb)Range not published by the brand | Not published by the brand |
| 156 | 265 mm | 325.5 mmBrand (archived 17 Apr 2025) | 305.5 mmBrand (archived 17 Apr 2025) | 7.3 mBrand (archived 17 Apr 2025) | 1255 mmBrand (archived 17 Apr 2025) | 82–118 kg (181–260 lb)Range not published by the brand | Not published by the brand |
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Listed by Pacific Boarder
Listed online · availability not confirmed • Kitsilano
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Recorded from the retailer's own page on September 16, 2026. Check with the shop for current sizes and availability.
Listed September 16, 2026
Listing not rechecked in over 30 days
Flow State review
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Not yet reviewed by Flow State
Sources
Where this information came from, and when we last checked it.
- Primary source — checked September 17, 2026
- Pacific Boarder product listing — checked September 16, 2026
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