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Family Tree Hometown Hero Smalls 2027

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2027 Burton Family Tree Hometown Hero Smalls Snowboard The 2027 Burton Family Tree Hometown Hero Smalls brings big-mountain confidence to younger riders who treat the whole resort as their playground. With a directional shape and a versatile directional camber profile, it delivers the float, edge hold, and stability kids need to carve lower, hold tighter, and blast through powder or hardpack with ease. A Super Fly® 800G Core keeps it light and responsive, while Triax™ fiberglass and a sintered WFO base ensure plenty of pop and lasting speed. Built to feed the freeride mindset from the start, this youth Family Tree deck is all about all-mountain exploration with true big-kid performance. Who is this board best for? Young intermediate to expert riders who want a freeride-focused board that feels powerful yet playful—ideal for charging pow, carving groomers, and taking on the whole mountain with confidence. Summary Ability Intermediate – Expert Rider Type Youth Freeride / All-Mountain / Powder Camber Profile Directional Camber Flex 4–7/10 (Medium) with Directional Flex Shape Directional with 12mm Taper Core Super Fly® 800G Core with Dualzone™ EGD™ Laminates Triax™ Fiberglass Base Sintered WFO Binding Mount The Channel® Warranty 3-Year Warranty

TerrainYouth Freeride / All-Mountain / Powder
Ability levelIntermediate – Expert
ProfileDirectional Camber
ShapeDirectional with 12mm Taper
Flex4–7/10 (Medium) with Directional Flex
Mount patternThe Channel®
CoreSuper Fly® 800G Core with Dualzone™ EGD™
Genderkids
Other years:2025

Sizes & measurements

SizeWaist (mm)Eff. edge (mm)Tip (mm)Tail (mm)Sidecut (m)Setback (mm)Rider weight (lbs)
130 (REGULAR)238937279.4264.465070–100 lbs
140 (REGULAR)2431037288.1273.16.65090–120 lbs

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