Burton Nug In Depth Review

This is a very old review done back in 2013 that I moved over from Vimeo in The Good Ride's video beginnings...so don't judge too harshly.
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[@morganverdure6116]

Thanks for this review .I am really thinking about adding a nug in my quiver for two main purposes: riding/teaching my four years old daughters (not easy with a stiff all mountain board) i wanted something short with a really small sidecut , that pivot with minimum effort. i was looking for a small twinpig but hate big waists boards. And as i am 42 years old, relearning my sidehit tricks 540s 720s and flat tricks ( that i lost during the resorts lockdowns we had in france) again with minimum efforts. And lastly learn new ways to ride a board. I really love riding carving boards, huge swallowtail boards, jibbin boards etc etc .. i truly believe it makes my snowboarding stronger.

[@thegoodridesnow]

Oh man! This old ass review...thanks. I think this is 10 years old. Nugs are great and I'm glad they brought them back. All my instructor friends swore by them. Other than below average edge hold these boards are exceptional for what you want to do.

[@bradleystanton9375]

Any chance you want to sell it?

[@thegoodridesnow]

Long gone. That review was from 2013 or 2014. Sorry.

[@morganverdure6116]

The nug is back in burton line for 2024...flying v version

[@cmuir97]

I just got the 2011. Exact replica by the way it rides of this 2014 which I also had 2 of. Dreams do come true thank you burton

[@morganverdure6116]

@@cmuir97 i'll get mine in a few weeks also. Wish it will motivates me to do some rotations and jib tricks while with my daughters.. At 43 years of âge i dont really like stiff decks for sidehits anymore... I just hope they made enough because french "core" shops seem to sell them easily.