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The Bataleon Disaster snowboard is designed for freeride riders who want to dominate parks, rails, urban features, and mountain trails with confidence and precision. With Bataleon's innovative Triple...

The Bataleon Disaster snowboard is designed for freeride riders who want to dominate parks, rails, urban features, and mountain trails with confidence and precision. With Bataleon's innovative Triple Base Technology (3BT) and a playful, forgiving profile, the Disaster offers excellent pop, easy turns, and creative performance wherever you ride.

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Description

The Bataleon Disaster snowboard is designed for freeride riders who want to dominate parks, rails, urban features, and mountain trails with confidence and precision. With Bataleon's innovative Triple Base Technology (3BT) and a playful, forgiving profile, the Disaster offers excellent pop, easy turns, and creative performance wherever you ride.

Key Features:

  • Outstanding Park and Street Performance: The true freestyle geometry allows exceptional performance on rails, boxes, and kickers, with balanced switch control for spins and technical progression.
  • Soft, Playful Flex: Ideal for easy presses and jib control, suitable for riders developing freestyle skills.
  • 3BT & SideKick Technology: The 3D elevated contact points reduce the chance of edge-catch and facilitate turn entry while maintaining camber energy and stability.
  • Luxurious Construction: Poplar/beeck wood core with Hyper Glide S sintered base for lasting pop, durability, and reliable speed. Flexwalls provide impact resistance in park areas.
  • All-Terrain DNA Versatility: Optimized for freestyle but capable on groomers and light snow, a playful board for progressive all-season use.
  • Profile and Specifications: Terrain: Park / Resort / Urban. Shape: True Twin for balanced switch performance. Profile: Low Camber with 3BT & Sidekick. Flex: Soft-Playful, ideal for jib and freestyle riders. Skill Level: Intermediate to advanced riders who value creativity and fun on snow.

The Disaster is suitable for snowboarders seeking a fun, forgiving, and pop-driven board that performs exceptionally in parks, on rails, urban environments, and beyond. Its playful character and advanced design make learning new tricks easier while maintaining precision and control as your skills progress.

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Specifications

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Gender
Men, Women

Features

Snowboarder Level
Intermediate, Advanced

Snowboarder Level

Intermediate
Suitable for those who ski comfortably on routes that are marked with blue or even red difficulty levels.
Advanced
Suitable for those who ski on trails marked with red or black difficulty level.
Usage
Freestyle, Park, Powder

Usage

Freestyle
Suitable for tricks in the snow and aerial stunts off the track, as well as in groomed parks.
Park
Suitable for tricks on snow in shaped parks.
Powder
Suitable for use in deep powder off the track.
Flexibility
-

Flexibility

It is numerically measured from 1 to 10 and determines how soft or hard the boards are, for example those with elasticity from 1 to 4 flex are suitable for beginners. On the contrary, boards with flex from 5 to 10 are suitable for advanced and experienced snowboarders.
Shape
True Twin

Shape

True Twin
Designed with a symmetrical tip and tail, suitable for snowboarding in both directions. It usually has a medium flex and is easy to handle at low speeds.
Baseline Profile
Camber

Baseline Profile

Camber
Boards with a Camber baseline/profile have a nose and tail pressed downward to provide more contact with the snow for better grip.
Width
Wide

Width

Wide

It features a wide design in the middle of the board compared to regular ones and is specially designed for snowboarders wearing large boot sizes (44+).

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

The Bataleon Disaster snowboard is designed for freeride riders who want to dominate parks, rails, urban features, and mountain trails with confidence and precision. With Bataleon's innovative Triple Base Technology (3BT) and a playful, forgiving profile, the Disaster offers excellent pop, easy turns, and creative performance wherever you ride.

Key Features:

  • Outstanding Park and Street Performance: The true freestyle geometry allows exceptional performance on rails, boxes, and kickers, with balanced switch control for spins and technical progression.
  • Soft, Playful Flex: Ideal for easy presses and jib control, suitable for riders developing freestyle skills.
  • 3BT & SideKick Technology: The 3D elevated contact points reduce the chance of edge-catch and facilitate turn entry while maintaining camber energy and stability.
  • Luxurious Construction: Poplar/beeck wood core with Hyper Glide S sintered base for lasting pop, durability, and reliable speed. Flexwalls provide impact resistance in park areas.
  • All-Terrain DNA Versatility: Optimized for freestyle but capable on groomers and light snow, a playful board for progressive all-season use.
  • Profile and Specifications: Terrain: Park / Resort / Urban. Shape: True Twin for balanced switch performance. Profile: Low Camber with 3BT & Sidekick. Flex: Soft-Playful, ideal for jib and freestyle riders. Skill Level: Intermediate to advanced riders who value creativity and fun on snow.

The Disaster is suitable for snowboarders seeking a fun, forgiving, and pop-driven board that performs exceptionally in parks, on rails, urban environments, and beyond. Its playful character and advanced design make learning new tricks easier while maintaining precision and control as your skills progress.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Product Details

Gender
Men, Women

Features

Snowboarder Level
Intermediate, Advanced

Snowboarder Level

Intermediate
Suitable for those who ski comfortably on routes that are marked with blue or even red difficulty levels.
Advanced
Suitable for those who ski on trails marked with red or black difficulty level.
Usage
Freestyle, Park, Powder

Usage

Freestyle
Suitable for tricks in the snow and aerial stunts off the track, as well as in groomed parks.
Park
Suitable for tricks on snow in shaped parks.
Powder
Suitable for use in deep powder off the track.
Flexibility
-

Flexibility

It is numerically measured from 1 to 10 and determines how soft or hard the boards are, for example those with elasticity from 1 to 4 flex are suitable for beginners. On the contrary, boards with flex from 5 to 10 are suitable for advanced and experienced snowboarders.
Shape
True Twin

Shape

True Twin
Designed with a symmetrical tip and tail, suitable for snowboarding in both directions. It usually has a medium flex and is easy to handle at low speeds.
Baseline Profile
Camber

Baseline Profile

Camber
Boards with a Camber baseline/profile have a nose and tail pressed downward to provide more contact with the snow for better grip.
Width
Wide

Width

Wide

It features a wide design in the middle of the board compared to regular ones and is specially designed for snowboarders wearing large boot sizes (44+).

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

479,20 €
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