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Hamboards Burst 32 — Carving Pumping Surfskate

Hamboards Burst 32 — Carving Pumping Surfskate

$ 299.99 USD
$ 299.99 USD
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More surfy than a surfskate


Speed, stability, carving and pumping have never come together like they do on the Hamboards Burst.

The Burst 32 is a small, snappy board built for fast turns and powerful pumping. At 32 inches long, it sits between a regular skateboard and a longboard. The deck has a curved shape and a tail kick at the back so you can press into your turns. The bottom of every Burst features original artwork by Florida artist Ayden Stoefen.

This is not a typical surfskate. Most surfskates use a swivel truck up front to wiggle. The Burst uses our HST spring trucks instead, so it pumps and carves hard and fast while still feeling stable and in control.

Technical Details

Length: 32 in
Width: 10 in
Wheelbase: 19 in
Weight: 10 lb
Deck Material: Birch
Deck Thickness: 10 mm
Wheel Size: 66 mm
Wheel Material: Polyurethane
Wheel Durometer: Hardness: 78A - 80A

Choose Your HST Truck Configuration

Both setups deliver deep board lean, mounted on riser blocks with Hamboards' signature cast polyurethane wheels. Buttery smooth and wide enough to deflect small rocks before you ride over them.

CARVE HYBRID — 40/20 "Dig and Carve" Only on the Burst 32 and Paskowitz 30, we have the 40/20 set-up with half as much turning on the rear as the front. Designed by Abraham Paskowitz and Hunter Joslin, famous surf coach and Indoboard founder, this is the set up that they love. Throw the tail like you're hitting the lip and carve back down the face. The performance all-rounder for advanced riders who want everything from mellow cruising to aggressive rail-to-rail shredding.

SURF — 55/20 "Pump and Glide" Front-drive balance that prioritizes flow and the center of turning is directly under the rear heel. This is the setup for surfskate enthusiasts. Build speed, make your S-turns, and generate forward thrust — this configuration cannot be cheated, the rider has to keep their center of gravity directly plumb with the deck.

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A Cruiser that Carves

The Burst is built with the HST 2.0 truck system. It is 32" long and 10" wide with a  19" wheelbase. This setup makes the Burst pump like no other board we have ever made.

The deck is like no other we have ever sold. It has a concave and kicktail with a custom black griptape on top. The bottom of the decks feature original artwork created for us by the renown Florida artist, Ayden Stoefen.

Which HST Trucks should you get?

Hamboards produces trucks with four different pivot angles, 55°, 40°, 20° and 0°. After years of testing and customer feedback, we have identified three setups which cover the majority of skill levels and customer riding styles.

HST 40°/20° — "Cruise and Flow"
The perfect middle ground between performance and pure flow
Skill Level: Expert
This is the setup delivers slightly more front turning than rear turning, letting you throw the tail of your board just like you're hitting the lip of a wave and carving back down the face. This is a controlled, graceful option that gives you carving capability without the aggressive snap. Once you're at speed, you have complete control over your ride. This is the performance setup for advanced riders who want the widest range of possibilities.

HST 55°/20° — "Pump and Glide"
The Flow Specialist
Skill Level: Intermediate
If you're looking for effortless pumping and that smooth glide-down-the-line feeling, this is the setup for you. The 55°/20° configuration creates the perfect balance of front drive and rear stability, making it ideal for practicing footwork and cross-stepping while maintaining deep rail control when you need it. Once you build speed, you can make that critical turn down the line and immediately transition into nose walking with more control and ease than ever before. You can still engage the rail and carve when the moment calls for it, but this setup prioritizes flow over power—perfect for riders who love the glide and want to focus on style, technique, and that meditative connection between board and rider.

Carves like a snowboard or a surfboard

The Burst is a board that rides so smooth that it mimics the feeling of carving fresh groomers on a snowboard, or carving a wave on a surfboard. This board does not ride like a swivel-truck surfskate, and is designed as an innovative and realistic offseason surfing and snowboarding training board. The Burst is for those looking to take their riding on slopes or waves to the next level.

Carve with speed

The Burst is not a board to do a slow tight infinity loop. It is a board you can pump and carve hard and fast while still feeling you are in total control. The Burst has its own personality and wants to prove itself.  It is definitely not a stereotypical surfskate.

HST Trucks are different

Most skateboard trucks have flexible bushings which allow them to flex and rotate. Our patented HST Trucks use stiff springs and spherical wave cams that translate axle rotation into spring compression. These massive springs store the energy then give it right back to you. You don't need to lift the front to turn, just turn the board. HST trucks have smooth consistent rotations. The springs give strength and stability that enable the wheels to glide over road imperfections like you wouldn't believe.

Rotation and Lean

Our patented HST Trucks were designed to simulate a surfboard on water. Do not expect them to feel like other skateboard trucks. They are so responsive that some people call them loose.

Our trucks rotate up to 20° in both directions and lean up to 30°. This movement is much greater than most other skateboard trucks.

When you turn on HST Trucks, you feel like you are riding on an airplane wing in a banked turn. You get the sense that you are riding on the edge of your board, much like it feels to ride on a snowboard or a surfboard.

They also give just enough of a snappy return to center and truly feel like surfing.

To learn more about HST trucks and our progressive truck system, click here.