e 1977 Burton Experimental
Prototype snowboard is a rare
artifact, one of fewer than 100
made before Burton's official
Backhill line. Owned by a
former colleague of Burton
founder Jake Burton Carpenter,
it was minimally used and
remains well-preserved. e
board has deep connections to
snowboarding history, specifically
in Vermont, where early enthusiasts
developed the sport. It was
previously auctioned, selling
for $31,131.13, highlighting its
unique status among vintage
snowboarding collectibles and
making it the most expensive
snowboard ever sold.
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