Burton Operator Review at Board Insiders - Real Riders, Real Reviews

From sending pow sprays to climbing bulletproof pipe walls and negotiating jibs to kickers in rapid-fire succession—Shaun White relies on one board. With a playful feel anyone can appreciate, it’s ramped up with the added pop of a Carbon I-Beam™ and samurai-precise Pressure Distribution Edges. Now upgraded with the Channel for limitless adjustability with any Burton binding Board Insiders Notes: If Shaun White is looking for a quiver killer, the Operator is his board!




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The Channel

Directional

Super Fl Core with Dualzone EGD

Negative Profile

Triax Response Fiberclass with Carbon I-Beam

Sintered Vision

Pressure Distribution Edges with Grip and Rip Tune

Slandwall

"Operator is Fun!!!" by LP on January 19th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Expert Comments: Fun, I would recommend this board.	Flex: Medium Weight: Light Turning: 10 Stable: 10 Pop: 10 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful 1 boarder found this review helpful
"Operator 157 Mt. Hood" by Stephen P. on January 19th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Advanced Comments: Fun board!	Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful
"Hello? Operator?" by Activwater on January 19th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Advanced Pros: Ease of turn Comments: I would recommend this board, and I would also buy it.	Flex: Medium Weight: Average Turning: 10 Stable: 10 Pop: 10 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful
"I dont own it." by Jesse Lewis on January 18th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Advanced Pros: responsive, pops, stable, fast fast fast!!! Cons: I dont own it Comments: Made me realize I am on the wrong board.	Flex: Stiff Weight: Heavy Turning: 10 Stable: 10 Pop: 10 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful
"Operator Please." by Adam on January 18th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Intermediate Pros: Solid ride, faith in board to stick Comments: I would trust this board anywhere.	Flex: Medium Weight: Light Turning: 9 Stable: 9 Pop: 8 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful
"Burton Operatro 157 Super Demo Mt. Hood" by Daniel Gotschar on January 14th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Intermediate Pros: Pleanty of control, easy turns Cons: More flex Comments: I would recommend this board, and I would buy it.	Flex: Medium Weight: Average Turning: 9 Stable: 8 Pop: 8 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful
"Burton Operatro 157w Super Demo Mt. Hood" by Matt Schukmann on January 14th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Advanced Comments: I would recommend this board, and I would buy it.	Flex: Medium Weight: Average Turning: 9 Stable: 8 Pop: 8 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful

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2010 Burton Operator

"Operator is Fun!!!"

"Operator 157 Mt. Hood"

"Hello? Operator?"

"I dont own it."

"Operator Please."

"Burton Operatro 157 Super Demo Mt. Hood"

"Burton Operatro 157w Super Demo Mt. Hood"