BURTON YEASAYER

Tech Specs

Price: $529.95

Size Options: 140, 144, 148, 152

Flex: Soft/Medium

Profile: Hybrid Camber 

Shape: True Twin

Sizing: Rides true to size

Performance Review

First Impression.The Burton Yeasayer is an incredibly easy board to love. From the first lap, it delivers a playful and forgiving ride that immediately puts you at ease. 

Edge Hold. The edge hold is reliable and while it isn’t a stiff carving specialist, it provides a consistent grip that allows you to refine your turns and explore different terrain without feeling like the board is going to slip out. It makes initiating carves effortless and helps beginners and intermediates find their rhythm.

Edge Transition. Riding switch is where this board truly excels. Thanks to its true twin shape—it feels exceptionally balanced. This symmetry makes learning to ride switch or landing tricks in the opposite direction feel natural and builds confidence quickly.

Drive // Pop. The Yeasayer offers a mellow, surfy energy. The soft/medium flex doesn’t launch you out of turns with aggressive force, but it provides a nice, easy-going snap that keeps the ride feeling lively.

Nimbleness & Predictability. Predictability is one of this board’s best traits. It is nimble enough to navigate park features and side-hits with ease.

Stability at Speed. The softer flex means you’ll feel a bit more vibration when the speedometer climbs, but it remains composed enough for the vast majority of resort riding.

Fun Factor. The fun factor is very high here. The surfy feel gives you a sense of freedom all over the mountain. It’s a board that rewards progression and simply makes the act of snowboarding feel more relaxed and enjoyable.

The Deep Dive

Overall Impression The Yeasayer is a progression-focused all-mountain board that’s an ideal choice for riders who want to improve their skills while keeping things fun and stress-free. Its true twin shape and forgiving flex make it a standout for those wanting to venture into the park or master riding switch.

Who is this board for? Intermediate and above riders who want to refine their carving and freestyle technique.

Who is it NOT for? Advanced chargers who spend their days on steep, icy faces at maximum speed, or riders who prefer a very stiff, directional freeride setup.