Burton Yeasayer Snowboard 2026

The 2026 Burton Yeasayer is a great progressive snowboard when you are both mastering basic snowboard skills or fine tuning tricks as an advanced rider. Thanks to the user-friendly bend and softer, forgiving core you get a poppy and pressable ride that is still stable and supportive underfoot. It's versatile flex, lightweight core and catch-free technology has made the Yeasayer one of the most popular Burton women's boards and was built to enjoy all over the mountain.

Fight Snowboards is the exclusive Burton Snowboards dealer in Perth and in Western Australia.

Board Type: All Mountain

All Mountain snowboards are versatile boards that excel across various terrains, from groomed runs to off-piste. These boards offer solid edge control and responsiveness, making them a great option for riders who want one board to do just about everything.

Flex: 3.5/10 (1=soft, 10=stiff)

Snowboards with a soft flex are forgiving, easy to control, and ideal for beginners or freestyle riders. They excel in playful manoeuvres, like park tricks and buttering, and provide a smooth ride on groomed trails or in powder.

Ability Level: Beginner-Intermediate

A beginner snowboard is softer, lighter, and more stable, making it easier to control and manoeuvre while learning basic skills like turning and stopping.

Intermediate snowboards offer more responsiveness and stability at higher speeds, with a slightly stiffer flex for better control on varied terrain and more advanced manoeuvres.

Shape: Twin/Twin

A twin-shaped snowboard is symmetrical with an identical tip and tail, designed for equal performance riding forward or switch. It’s perfect for freestyle tricks, spins, and jumps, offering balance, stability, and control in both directions.

Twin Flex has a perfectly symmetrical design from tip to tail, delivering more balance and versatility for an effortless ride, whether you’re riding regular or switch.

Camber Type: PurePop Camber

PurePop is an evolution of traditional camber and places subtle flat zones outside your feet to amplify pop and add a more playful feeling to the camber. Early rise tip and tail get your contact points out of the snow quicker, reducing catch and enhancing float.