Burton Family Tree Full Nelson Camber 2027 – All Mountain Snowboard

Description

The Burton Family Tree Full Nelson Camber is a freeride-focused directional snowboard built for intermediate to advanced riders who want one board that handles deep powder stashes, steep open faces, and tight tree runs with equal confidence. It was designed with the legendary Powder Highway in mind, and it shows.

The Full Nelson rides on a directional shape with a directional flex that favors the front foot in pow and locks in on groomers when you push it. Its directional camber profile combines camber underfoot — for edge grip and pop — with a rockered nose that planes up in soft snow. The FSC-certified Super Fly II 700G wood core keeps weight low without sacrificing snap, and Dualzone EGD reinforces the edges exactly where impact and pressure are highest. Long sidecuts extend the turning radius for predictable hold at speed on steeps, while a 6mm taper and Pro-Tip nose geometry add glide and float when the snow gets thigh-deep. All sizes mount via Burton's Channel system, which is compatible with all major binding brands and allows full stance adjustability.

Who it's for

This board suits riders who chase untracked lines more than park features and want a tool that rewards commitment on variable terrain. The directional camber keeps things honest on hardpack, while the surfy nose absorbs and floats in the deep stuff. If you're a strong intermediate looking to push into more serious backcountry-adjacent terrain, or an advanced rider who wants a dedicated powder weapon that still holds an edge, the Full Nelson fits.

FAQ

• Is this board compatible with my non-Burton bindings? Yes. The Channel mounting system works with all major binding brands, not just Burton, and lets you fine-tune your stance position without being locked into fixed inserts.
• How does directional camber differ from a full rocker or flat profile? Directional camber gives you the liveliness and edge grip of traditional camber underfoot, while the rockered nose reduces tip catch in powder and makes surfy, pivot-friendly turns easier — a balanced tradeoff between control and float.