where is the best place to buy a burton snowboard online?
103896
http://www.the-house.com/
235363
TRY GOING TO YOUR LOCAL SNOWBOARD DEALER IT IS USUALY LESS I KNOW SOMEONE WHO HAS ONE THEY ARE SWEET
1148932
at a embasi snowboard store
259558
I wouldn't recommend buying a surfboard online.  For instance, there could be pressure dings and cracks that the picture doesn't pick up, and shipping can also be somewhat of at b*tch.  If you live in or near Encinitas or Solana Beach then you might check out the Surfride shops on the 101 Coast Highway.  There's one just north of Encinitas on the 101 North past Encinitas Blvd. and one just south of Pipes in Solana Beach  They both have excellent selections, or you could ask around, but I still recommend against buying online.
551080
It is just as safe as buying any other used snowboard. If there are some minor scratches then you will be fine. Make sure the edges are still in good condition and the board doens't have any deep cuts. $250 is a decent price for a used snowboard. If the board is in good condition still then I would buy it for that price. I don't where where the guy who says demos should sell for 1/5 of their original price, but in my experience that's incorrect. You will usually find demos for sale between $100-300 depending on the type of board, it's condition, and where you buy it from.
852425
I agree that Burton's gear is over-priced, but the fact is that it's very good gear. But lets not kid ourselves... you get what you pay for. \n\nCheck these websites: \n\nwww.the-house.com and www.backcountry.com\n\nGood luck and enjoy your gear!\n\n:)
996045
you should if you want to get a chaep affordable board get a world industries or marrow or the house or lamer or burton those are some good boards hope you rock on the hill
61053
there is no one "best" board. so many companies are making great boards. m3, forum, burton, academy, and rome just to name a few. make sure it is a true free style board (non-directional) and is the right size for you. ask the shop for help on that one.
608789
eBay is your best bet!
780248
Yeah dude, just go on ebay.\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/BURTON-Snowboard-Die-Cut-Stickers-Snowboarding-Decals_W0QQitemZ170050137375QQihZ007QQcategoryZ1303QQcmdZViewItem
1152237
you've probably already checked here, but I would suggest ebay, overstock.com,curioscape.com, or reel.com
793966
Check for a shop on yahoo local. And if you need a new board email me and i might be able to get you one
240179
If you want to buy one try eBay.com
942666
Burton, Ride, Arbor, Nitro, Rossignol, Salomon, K2, and Head are all good, higher end boards.\n\nI have a Burton and a Rossignol.
776516
5150, Limited, Sims, Lamar, Morrow are all good, lower-priced boards for beginners. \n\nHowever... have you boarded before? If not, I'd suggest you rent and try a few different boards while you find your personal preferences (likes/dislikes) and your riding style (freeboard, freestyle, etc.). While it might require extra funds in the early going, renting will help save you money in the long term, such as making the mistake of buying a board you wont like in terms of style, graphics, etc.\n\nGood luck... see ya on the slopes!\n\n:)
721760
Go to wakeside.com, free shipping, best prices, any board that is on the market, mostly new models though
141654
ebay is your best bet.