Burton Feelgood First Tracks 2027 – Women's All Mountain Snowboard

Description

The Burton Feelgood First Tracks is an all-mountain women's snowboard built for riders who want to push beyond groomed runs and tap into every corner of the mountain. Developed with input from pro rider Kelly Clark, it delivers a confident, powerful ride whether you're carving groomers, threading trees, or seeking out natural features.

Built on a camber profile for powerful edge hold and snappy pop, the Feelgood First Tracks uses a directional shape that excels in variable snow conditions. The flex is tuned specifically for women — softer torsionally than a unisex equivalent, so lighter riders get the response they need without fighting the board. Inside, the Super Fly II 700G Core with Dualzone EGD and a Women's Specific Triax with Carbon I-Beam fiberglass lay-up keep the construction lightweight and lively. The Sintered WFO base delivers solid glide, and The Channel mounting system works with all major binding brands, giving you full freedom to dial in your stance width and angles. Recommended for intermediate to expert riders tackling all-terrain conditions.

Who It's For

This board suits women-identifying riders at the intermediate-to-expert level who want one quiver board capable of handling everything the mountain throws at them. The women's-specific flex means smaller or lighter riders won't have to muscle through turns — the board works with you, not against you. If you're ready to explore beyond the groomed and start chasing your own lines, this is the board to do it on.

FAQ

• Is The Channel system compatible with my bindings? The Channel mounting system is compatible with all major binding brands, including non-Burton options, and allows you to adjust your stance position along a continuous track.
• What ability level is the Feelgood First Tracks designed for? Burton rates this board for intermediate to expert riders — it has enough forgiveness to progress on, but enough performance to satisfy advanced all-mountain riding.