Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber snowboard for men, 156cm, showing the board's top surface with design details.
Pair of Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber Snowboards for men, showcasing the snowboard deck with graphic design and bindings attached.
Pair of Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber Snowboards for men, showing the boards' topside with graphics and binding mounting areas.
Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber Snowboard 156 with highback bindings, designed for men’s all-mountain snowboarding performance
Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber Snowboard 156 with detailed topsheet and tail, designed for men’s snowboarding performance.
Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber Snowboard for men, 156cm, showing the camber profile and snowboard design.
Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber Snowboard 156 with detailed topsheet and nose design, ideal for men's all-mountain riding.
Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber Snowboard 156 with detailed baseplate and binding components, designed for men's snowboarding.
Close-up of the Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber Snowboard base showing detailed graphics and texture in a natural stance.
Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber men's snowboard with graphic topsheet, 156cm length, designed for all-mountain snowboarding.
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Burton 50th 94's Twin Camber Snowboard 156

$659.77 $1,009.54
By Burton

Summoned back from 1994, the iconic OG true twin teases good and evil for the directionally unbiased.

Inspired by the iconic ‘94 Twin, Burton’s first in-line twin was conjured at a turning point for freestyle riding. In an era when kids were cutting directional boards with jigsaws, this showed up ready-made. Perfectly centered. Equal at both ends. Designed for riding regular or switch without thinking twice. Think slides, shifties, blunts, and flatground wizardry. Make no mistake, the board does turn. Updated with modern materials and construction so it lives up to today’s standards. The oracle says it works.

About The Graphic

94' Twin
The '94 Twin graphic became one of snowboarding’s most recognizable designs in the mid-’90s as freestyle riding exploded. And this time around, we actually got permission from Hasbro®.

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