For a park board, the Burton Kilroy Process has it where it counts. The true twin design (despite the funky outline, it’s pretty traditional in that respect) leaves no trick off the table, and the sintered base will carry you to safety over any size of kicker you dare to hit – provided you look after it properly, of course.

“It’s not as well-suited to full-on charging, but fans of fun-focused, spontaneous riding will benefit greatly”

Like most Burtons, this features the ‘Squeezebox’ core profiling, where certain sections of the board have been made thinner than others to fine-tune the flex properties.

The specific flavour found on the Burton Kilroy Process is ‘Squeezebox Low’ – less aggressive than the other versions, this focuses on making the board easier to twist through the waist, while at the same time delivering uncompromised control and response via more rigid sections on either side of your bindings. It’s not as well-suited to full-on charging, but fans of fun-focused, spontaneous riding will benefit greatly.

Those looking for something more suited to all-mountain riding should check out the Burton Kilroy Custom instead, but for park fiends aspiring to be the next Sy Moran or Max Zebe, the Burton Kilroy Process is the board for you.