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Have you ever found yourself shopping for the best women’s Burton snowboards, trying to figure out which model fits your riding style, preferences, and budget—only to feel completely overwhelmed by the options and pricing?

Well, I’m here to walk you through the 2024–2025 women’s Burton snowboard lineup so you’ll know exactly what to expect at each price point. By the end, you’ll feel confident choosing the right women’s snowboard for your next season on the slopes.

Women’s Burton Stylus

First up at $519.99 CAD is the Burton Stylus—an incredible snowboard for learning. If you’re brand new to snowboarding and want to pick it up quickly, this is arguably one of the best women’s Burton snowboards for beginners.

Women’s Burton Stylus

The Stylus is a true twin snowboard, meaning you stand centered in the middle of the board with symmetrical tips. It uses biax fiberglass layers and has a flat profile—flat between the feet with rocker at the nose and tail—and a uniquely beveled base. These features combine to create a soft, forgiving flex and a loose, catch-free feel. The beveled base helps make edge-to-edge transitions easier, which means initiating turns feels smooth and intuitive.

This is truly one of the best Burton snowboards for women learning to ride. The Stylus is the best women’s Burton snowboard for beginners looking to progress into intermediate riding—or for those who just want to cruise the groomers at any resort and have a fun, easy-going time.

Women’s Burton Hideaway

Next up is the Burton Hideaway, a directional shaped snowboard with a 5mm taper in the nose. That means the nose is slightly longer and wider than the tail, giving it a more surf-like feel compared to the Stylus. This board is for that woman who’s a beginner to intermediate rider, who likes to spend their time riding mostly in one direction and want an all-mountain snowboard that can go anywhere and do anything.

Women’s Burton Hideaway

At $579.99CAD, which is only a small jump from the Stylus, you get an upgraded Super Fly® 800G with Dualzone™ EGD™ wooden core in the Hideaway that’s sturdier and snappier while also lighter. This board also comes with the Flat Top™ profile and Biax™ fiberglass, so you’ll get a board that’s soft flexing and forgiving while still maintaining stability, balance and continuous edge control.

Women’s Burton Yeasayer

Jumping up to $649.99CAD, the Yeasayer is for the intermediate to advanced rider who wants one board that can handle everything—from park laps to powder runs.

Women’s Burton Yeasayer Camber Snowboard
Women’s Burton Yeasayer Flying V Snowboard

This is a twin-shaped snowboard available in both Camber and Flying V profiles. It features an upgrade to Triax fiberglass, which provides more snap, responsiveness, and better edge hold at higher speeds compared to the previous models. The Yeasayer is considered a reliable, go-to snowboard in the Burton women’s lineup thanks to its versatility and performance.

Women’s Burton Rewind

At $669.99 CAD, the Burton Rewind is a freestyle-focused women’s snowboard, perfect for terrain park riders but fully capable across the whole mountain.

Women’s Burton Rewind

The Rewind is the first women’s board in Burton’s lineup to feature a sintered base, which is a big upgrade over extruded bases. Sintered bases are faster and more durable, though they require more regular waxing and maintenance.

Another unique feature of the Rewind is Burton’s Filet-O-Flex design, which thins out the board around the center—between your feet and the binding mounts. This construction adds flexibility while maintaining durability. To reduce vibrations caused by the thinner profile, padded spacers have been added under the bindings.

The board also incorporates Triax fiberglass, which enhances torsional stiffness, helping it hold an edge more effectively at higher speeds. With the Rewind, you get the best of both worlds: the playful flex of a softer board and the stability of a stiffer one, all in a single, well-rounded package. Making it one of the best women’s Burton snowboards for freestyle and all-mountain versatility.

Women’s Burton Talent Scout

The Talent Scout is a high-performance women’s snowboard that’s often seen in pro-level competitions. While it leans toward park riding, it still offers strong all-mountain performance. With a small jump in price to $719.99, the Talent Scout comes equipped with the upgraded Super Fly II™ 700G core, which is lighter and more responsive.

Women’s Burton Talent Scout

This is a twin-shaped snowboard with a traditional camber profile, giving it continuous edge control and high-speed stability. If you’re looking for a powerful, precise ride, the Talent Scout is a top-tier choice.

Women’s Burton Feelgood

Often called the female equivalent of the Burton Custom, the Feelgood is one of the best women’s Burton snowboards for all-mountain riding.

At $799.99 CAD, the Feelgood is a high-end women’s snowboard that includes many of the performance features from earlier models–plus more!

Women’s Burton Feelgood Camber
Women’s Burton Feelgood Flying V

This board incorporates carbon I-beams within its Triax fiberglass construction, increasing stiffness and responsiveness. It also comes with an upgraded sintered base. If you’re dedicated to snowboarding and consistent with waxing, this is one of the smoothest and fastest-gliding bases available.

The design of the Feelgood is particularly versatile. It has a directional shape, but because of where the binding mounts are located along the sidecut of the board, the rider can position themselves in the center or set back. In the centered position, even though you’ll have a longer nose, the board will flex and steer the same whether you’re riding switch or regular. Then in the set back position, the board rides more like a tapered freeride snowboard, making it ideal for deeper snow and high-speed carving.

This board is built for intermediate to advanced riders who want a dependable ride across everything from groomers and steeps to pow and side hits. Nobody hates this board. If you’ve been riding for awhile and you’re not sure which board to get next, and you want to invest into something that can not only last but you can ride it anywhere, the Feelgood is definitely your answer.

Women’s Burton Story Board

Also priced at $799.99 CAD, the Story Board shares similar construction to the Feelgood but offers a completely different ride experience.

Women’s Burton Story Board

With a more aggressive 10mm taper and a freeride-oriented shape, the Story Board is built for carving, speed, and powder. This board has Burton’s Directional Camber bend, which has a set back stance where there is camber under both feet but a rocker nose that adds lift for increased float and turn initiation. This board is best for riders who spend little to no time in the park and want a high-performing all-mountain freeride option.

Those are the best women’s Burton snowboards for the 2024-2025 season

Thanks for checking out the 2024-2025 best women’s Burton snowboards product line with me. If you’re unfamiliar with some of the terminology used in this post, you should read my ultimate guide to women’s snowboards. If you have any questions about the boards I talked about in this post drop a comment. I read them everyday and I want to help you get into some rad gear but most importantly I want to make sure it fits you and your specific riding style. Grab yourself a new Burton snowboard and get out and ride because any day of ridin’ is a good day.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the best Burton snowboard for beginner women?

The Burton Stylus is the best women’s Burton snowboard for beginners. It features a forgiving flex, a catch-free beveled base, and a Flat Top profile that makes learning to ride easier and more enjoyable.

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What is the difference between Flying V and Camber profiles?

Flying V combines rocker and camber for a looser, more playful ride with extra float in powder, while Camber offers a more responsive and stable feel for powerful turns and edge hold. Burton offers both options in models like the Yeasayer, so you can choose based on your preferred ride style.

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Which Burton snowboard is best for all-mountain riding?

The Burton Feelgood is considered the best all-mountain women’s snowboard. It’s versatile, responsive, and stable in all types of terrain and snow conditions. The Hideaway and Yeasayer are also great all-mountain options depending on your skill level.

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What’s the difference between the Feelgood and Story Board?

Both are high-end Burton snowboards for women, but the Feelgood is better for all-around use, while the Story Board is designed specifically for freeride performance, powder, and carving. The Story Board has more taper and a shape that excels in one direction.

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Which Burton snowboard is best for park riding?

The Burton Rewind and Talent Scout are top choices for park riders. The Rewind offers a softer, more forgiving ride, while the Talent Scout is stiffer and more aggressive, built for higher speeds and technical tricks.