Praise Ullr and answer the call of the snow gods with playful float and slash performance. The Burton Fish 3D Directional Flat Top Snowboard builds on the shape of our iconic Fish design with the addition of surfboard-inspired 3D convex shaping in the tip and tail.

The design is the result of more on-snow prototypes than any board in recent years and gives the Fish a new level of surfability, responsiveness, and control in deep snow. It's the tool of choice for riding out the deepest powder days and untracked secret stashes. The double swallowtail adds acceleration and cornering control, while the reduced length makes for a nimble ride.

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Directional Flat Top
Directional Flat Top Bend features a flat profile overall with a rocker nose for the stability and effortless float perfect for deep days on surfy terrain

All Mountain Directional Shape
Directional Shape is designed to be ridden with a slightly longer nose than tail to concentrate pop in the tail while providing plenty of float, flow, and control to rip any terrain or condition

3D Shaping
Surfboard-inspired convex shaping in the tip and tail with a traditional base through the middle blend edge control and surfy freedom for a catch-free tip and tail.

All About the Pow
From its directional shape to its swallow tail and reduced length to 30mm of taper, this is a playful deep snow quiver tool.

Carbon Highlights
45° Carbon Highlights Fiberglass build optimizes each layer of the fiberglass matrix and adds a full tip-to-tail carbon layer to reduce weight and fine-tune torsional feel (Topsheet, Glass 0°/UDG & /- 45° Stitched, Core, Bottom Glass 0°/ Carbon & /- 45° Stitched, Base).

Sintered WFO Base
Sintered WFO Base infuses specially formulated wax deep into the pores of the extra-absorbent, high-density recycled sintered material, making it ultradurable for riding all season in any condition

Freeride Focus
Family Tree boards are designed to feed the freeride mindset, and the Fish 3D brings more surfability and a more nimble feel for weaving tight tree lines and getting creative in open terrain.

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