2027 Burton Good Company Snowboard Review

Reviewer: Emma Chamberland,
Location: Sun Peaks, BC
Conditions: Cold & Chalky, Bluebird Groomers

"It's really intuitive to ride. It still has that full camber feel, so it really has some nice edge hold and predictability, but the softer flex makes it nice and forgiving."

The Burton Good Company Snowboard packs full camber, Triax fiberglass, and a sintered base into a true twin that punches well above its price point. A Super Fly 800G core with Squeezebox Low keeps the flex soft and consistent for presses and rails, while the camber brings the pop and landing stability you'd expect from a much pricier park deck. Think of it as the little sibling to Burton's Blossom: same personality, softer build, friendlier price tag.

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Burton Good Company Snowboard 2027
Burton Good Company Snowboard 2027
Burton Good Company Snowboard 2027
Burton Good Company Snowboard 2027

Pros

  • Full camber and Triax fiberglass deliver pop and power rarely found at this price
  • Soft, consistent flex makes rails and presses feel easy
  • Camber holds an edge and turns predictably around the resort
  • Energetic, stable landings on small to medium jumps
  • Intuitive, forgiving feel for progressing park riders

Cons

  • Soft true twin isn't built for high-speed groomer laps or deep powder
  • Not the pick for the biggest jumps in the park

Product Details

Rocker Type: Camber

Shape: True Twin

Construction: Super Fly 800G Dualzone EGD Wood Core w/ Triax Fiberglass Laminates

Ability Level: Intermediate-Advanced

Binding Mount Pattern: Channel

Flex Rating: Soft

Terrain / Riding Style: Freestyle

Sizes: 135, 140, 145, 148, 152, 155, 155W, 159, 155, 162W

Who Is It For?

The Good Company is built for everyday park riders and jibbers who want a playful, forgiving board that still has enough pop to hit smaller to medium jumps and rails. It holds an edge and turns predictably, so laps back to the park feel just as dialed as the features themselves. It's not really an intro-to-park board, though. Riders who spend their days ripping fast groomers, hunting pow, or sending the biggest jumps in the park will want something stiffer, like the Blossom.

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Specs

SIZE WAIST WIDTH (mm) RIDER WEIGHT (lbs) WIDTH
135 235 80-120 Regular
140 240 Regular
145 245 Regular
148 248 Regular
152 250 Regular
155 252 Regular
155W 258 Wide
159 260 Regular
159W 263 Wide
162W 265 Wide

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About the Reviewer

Name: Emma Chamberland
Position:
Home Mountain: Whistler Blackcomb, BC

I grew up riding the hills of Ontario. Now I'd say my riding style is full-on Park Rat or Backcountry Pow riding, no in-between. My perfect day is open to close on the park chair, or deep in the backcountry doing sled laps. I love a pow turn, but I might like a nice rail more.

I’ve worn a lot of hats at evo. Currently, you can find me working on our Community events BTS and in our snowboard, bike and ski shops on the retail floor in Whistler.