Burton Process Camber Bad Dog 2027 – All Mountain Snowboard

Description

The Burton Process Camber Bad Dog is the all-mountain twin built for riders who refuse to choose between terrain. Whether you're hitting park features, carving groomers, or finding pow stashes off the side of the run, this is the board Mark McMorris reaches for when he wants one setup to handle the full mountain day.

Built around a true twin shape with PurePop camber, the Process delivers responsive edge hold and the kind of lively spring that rewards progressive riding without punishing you on landings. The updated Superfly II 700g core trims weight while adding snap — you'll feel it on takeoff and between turns. Construction pairs Triax fibreglass with a sintered base for durability and speed, and The Channel mounting system gives you infinite stance options compatible with all major binding brands. 

Who It's For

The Process suits intermediate to advanced riders who move between park and open mountain without wanting to swap boards. Its true twin shape makes switch riding feel identical to regular, which is a real advantage for anyone working on spin tricks or urban-style features. If your day doesn't follow a single discipline, this board won't hold you back.

FAQ

• Is the Process Camber good for beginners? It's built with progression in mind, but PurePop camber and a snappy core will feel most natural to riders who already have solid edge control and are ready to push their riding further.
• What bindings are compatible with The Channel? The Channel system works with all major binding brands, not just Burton — so you're not locked into a single ecosystem when building your setup.