new side walls?

 

what is it and wuts the benefit?

 

Well if you skatebaord, you would obviously know that wheels are pretty damn durable, so ya, they are.

 

how about titanium edges next? so they dont dent in as easily lol

Bronze has very little metal-on-metal friction, which made it invaluable for building cannons where iron cannonballs would otherwise stick in the barrel. The same idea makes it ideal for sliding down iron and steel rails without catching and edge. Compared to tradition steel edges that fracture on impact, becoming brittle, bras* and bronze create a smear. " Bronze edges are a way smooter slide-by having less friction, they reduce the chances of hanging up," says Rome SDS pro Casey Neefus, who rode the Artifact with bronze edges last season. Rome, Flow, and Capita are among the brands edging out twin-tip park boards with bras* and bronze.

          Another innovation for sliding rails smoothly comes from Ride in the form of forgiving urethane Slimewalls. "It works alot like skateboard wheels. The Slimewall fine-tunes the way a board interacts with snow, wood, or metal features." Says Hunter waldron, snowboard development engineer at Ride. They're adding this rim of sticky plastic along and extra thick, file-ready, steel edge to all of Ride's park boards this season.

Yeah, don't hate, but do learn to READ.

 

I am sure Burton will do something like this.  They already use Stainless Steel edges on the Vapor, T6, Custom X, Baron ES, and Feelgood ES.  Just the edges alone probably jack the price up a 100 dollars.  If they went to Titanium I couldn't imagine the raise in cost.