Burton 50/50 ’00s Collection: The Seven, Malavita X EST and Ronin Return

Burton is celebrating 50 years of snowboarding by going back through the archives and re-releasing standout pieces from each decade. The ’00s drop is a big one for anyone who flipped through snowboard mags in the early 2000s.

What’s in the Burton 50/50 ’00s Collection?

The headline piece is the Seven Snowboard, which launched as part of the Restricted/Coalition collection and set the standard for true twin park boards. Handmade at Craig’s, Burton’s in-house prototype facility in Vermont, the 50/50 reissue keeps the early-2000s Se7en graphic but is built on a Super Fly II™ 700G Core with Dualzone™ EGD™ for stronger edge hold and response, with a camber profile and twin flex. It’s matched with the Malavita X EST Bindings, a mid-flex freestyle favourite wearing graphics from the early-2000s Se7en series. Rounding out the collection is a select re-issue of Ronin Outerwear, the experimental line that created some of Burton’s most recognisable and sought-after gear, with fashion-forward cuts, baggy fits and design details that set it apart.

Shop the Burton 50/50 ’00s Collection at Boardertown

Why Buy Burton 50/50 Gear from Boardertown

Boardertown is built on one idea: “We only sell what we ride.” You get advice from snowboarders, a wide Burton range, and stores across the country, including Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown. Stock on limited re-issues moves quickly, so if you have your eye on a size, don’t leave it until the first snowfall.

Burton 50/50 ’00s Collection FAQ

What is the Burton 50/50 collection?
A range of re-issues marking 50 years of snowboarding, with each release drawing on iconic Burton pieces from a different decade.

What’s in the ’00s drop?
The Seven Snowboard, Malavita X EST Bindings and select Ronin Outerwear re-issues.

Do I need a special board for the Malavita X EST bindings?
Yes. EST bindings need a board with Burton’s Channel system, which the 50/50 Seven is designed around.

Is the 50/50 Seven a good park board?
Yes. It’s a twin-shape camber board that follows the original Seven’s reputation as the standard for true twin park riding.

Where can I buy it in NZ?
At boardertown.co.nz and in Boardertown stores.