Construction and Materials

The Kilroy Twin prides itself on its mellow flex, playful biax laminates provide the ultimate in butterability and keep the board really nice and manoeuvrable underfoot. It’s maybe a little on the soft side if you’re a real charger but for playful jibbing it’s ideal.

For that kind of price you’re never gonna get Burton’s absolute top-shelf tech, but for a board that’s meant for jibbing, buttering and throwing round in the park you definitely don’t need it. That’s not to say it’s basic though, you still get a dual wood core with Dualzone EGD positioning, a slick sintered base and Burton’s Squeezebox profiling.

Not only is the Kilroy Twin blunted in the nose and tail, it also uses Burton’s Pro-Tip technology, which tapers the thickness which leads to an overall lowered swing weight for easier spins and reduced total weight.

“It’s maybe a little on the soft side if you’re a real charger but for playful jibbing it’s ideal”

Roundup

The Kilroy Twin definitely isn’t as versatile as some others in the Burton line, in fact it’s the features that make it such a great freestyle board that limit it in other terrain. More aggressive resort riders might want to look towards the Custom, or if powder’s more your thing, then something like the Deep Thinker will be more up your street but if you eat, sleep, and breathe freestyle then the Kilroy Twin hits it out of the park.