Burton FeelGood ES Review at Board Insiders - Real Riders, Real Reviews

From the manufacturer:
The Feelgood ES™ serves up the ultimate blend of speed, strength, and puma-like agility. This paragon of perfection is now slightly softer and a tad bit wider for an even more forgiving high-performance ride. Carbon Vaporskin™ shaves ounces while the Channel lets you dial in your stance with unlimited angle and width adjustability. Whether you’re boosting like Kelly Clark or cruising the entire mountain, prepare to excel with every unfair advantage.




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The Channel

Dragonfly Core

Multizone EGD

Negative Core Profile

Carbon I-Beam

Carbon Vaporskin Lite

New Lightining Bolts

Triax Response Fiberglass

Sintered N2O WFO Vision Base

Directional

Pro-Tip

Infinite Ride

Grip & Rip Edge Tune

Stainless Steel Pressure Distribution Edges

"Burton Feelgood 152, Mt. Hood Demo" by Chris J. on January 19th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Advanced Comments: I have own the 2006 Feelgood :)	Flex: Medium Weight: Light Turning: 8 Stable: 8 Pop: 5 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful
"ALL MOUNTAIN GOODNESS!!" by Lori on January 14th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Intermediate Pros: Very stable, exvellent turning and FUN! All mountain goodness Cons: Doesnt handle super choppy crappy snow very well Comments: n/a	Flex: Medium Weight: Average Turning: 10 Stable: 9 Pop: 9 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful
"Feelgood 152 feels heavy" by Stephanie Lyzell on January 14th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Advanced Pros: Easy edge to edge Cons: Heavier than I'm used to Comments: I would recommend this board and i would buy it.	Flex: Stiff Weight: Average Turning: 9 Stable: 9 Pop: 5 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful
"Camber? Rocker? I'm torn!" by Christy Grimm on January 14th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Advanced Pros: Super Stable, and very responsive Cons: Not quite as easy to pop around as the rocker. Comments: I loved the board. I cant decide if I like the camber or rocker better. I'm torn and now I want them both!	Flex: Stiff Weight: Average Turning: 9 Stable: 10 Pop: 6 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful
"I'm a novice but I rode well" by Megan Morris on January 14th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Beginner Pros: I felt sturdy Cons: Couldnt turn well Comments: I'm a novice boarder so it was a bit different to turn, but it rode well.	Flex: Stiff Weight: Average Turning: 6 Stable: 10 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful
"Feelgood ES 147" by lisa mallozzi on January 14th, 2010
Level of Boarder: Beginner Comments: I would recommend this board, but I would not buy it.	Flex: Medium Weight: Light Turning: 8 Stable: 8 Pop: 6 Rate this review: Helpful \| Unhelpful

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2010 Burton Feelgood ES

"Burton Feelgood 152, Mt. Hood Demo"

"ALL MOUNTAIN GOODNESS!!"

"Feelgood 152 feels heavy"

"Camber? Rocker? I'm torn!"

"I'm a novice but I rode well"

"Feelgood ES 147"