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Bataleon Goliath Snowboard 2008

Bataleon Goliath Snowboard 2008

Inspired by Stanly Kubrick's 'A Clockwork Orange' Bataleon presents you this ultraviolent freestyle board that will make you the one that sets the tone in any terrain. Flexible enough to be a real park and street rail killer; but with just that little stiffness you want when charging hard and fast. Whether it's on the slopes or in the backcountry it doesn't matter, and by the way we suggest playing Beethoven's Ninth while riding.



Bataleon The Jam Snowboard 2008

Bataleon The Jam Snowboard 2008

Bataleon The Jam Snowboard- Bataleon⬠"!s ⬠ÜThe Jam⬠"! Snowboard is a directional-twin freestyle board that really gets the job done. Incredibly responsive but with the forgiveness needed to shred the half-pipe, this Bataleon board will take you through any terrain without cramping your style. High quality construction and innovative graphics make ⬠ÜThe Jam⬠"! Snowboard ideal for bringing in the first flurries of the winter season.



Bataleon The Enemy Snowboard 2008

Bataleon The Enemy Snowboard 2008

Do you want to go bigger, harder, faster, and more hardcore? The Enemy Snowboard is for the fearless rider who needs to depend on a board to get them through the extremes with a ton of all mountain control. Whether you⬠"!re launching off the pipe or blasting down the biggest mountain you⬠"!ve ever seen, you can expect The Enemy Snowboard by Bataleon to keep you steady and match you pop for pop or turn for turn.



Bataleon Locust Snowboard 2008

Bataleon Locust Snowboard 2008

So Bataleon was bored, really really bored. It rained 63 days in a row in Portland last winter and so they had a lot of time in which to consider what sorts of new technology they could infuse into their boards. They came up with variations in their Tripe Base Technology. Now, they⬠"!ve created a board that can charge hard for the all mountain freeriders out there who⬠"!re looking for a fully directional shape that⬠"!s ready to ride aggressive and power flex.



Bataleon Fun Kink Snowboard 2008

Bataleon Fun Kink Snowboard 2008

We love this graphic almost as much as we love Bataleon. This one is for those who want jibtastic flex combined with the Triple Base Tech. This one is for you to use and abuse. It will do anything, anywhere, and in true Fun-Kink spirit, Bataleon is keepin' it real. Now it is up to you to keep it kinky. And if you⬠"!re riding a board sporting a butcher, some blood splotches, and the bataleon name, kinky should be no problem.



Bataleon Riot Snowboard  2008

Bataleon Riot Snowboard 2008

Batalion kept that perfect shape from the Evil Twin and gave the Riot a little extra response camber and stiffness and an ultra fast Sintered base. Team influenced and adjusted for those riders who want to take their True Twin to the next level. Freestyle to the max and stable as f*&k at high speeds.



Bataleon Violenza Snowboard - Women's 2008

Bataleon Violenza Snowboard - Women's 2008

Bataleon Violenza Snowboard- The Bataleon Violenza women⬠"!s freestyle all-mountain board looks sweet and innocent but the Violenza is a really mean freestyle deck that loves to ride hard and likes to perform under various conditions. . Triple base technology assures quick edge to edge transitions and comfortable landings off the big hits. High quality material construction paired with stellar graphics make the Bataleon ⬠ÜViolenza⬠"! Snowboard a tough competitor as ⬠Üa girls⬠"! best friend this season.



Bataleon Locust Snowboard 2008

Bataleon Locust Snowboard 2008

So Bataleon was bored, really really bored. It rained 63 days in a row in Portland last winter and so they had a lot of time in which to consider what sorts of new technology they could infuse into their boards. They came up with variations in their Tripe Base Technology. Now, they⬠"!ve created a board that can charge hard for the all mountain freeriders out there who⬠"!re looking for a fully directional shape that⬠"!s ready to ride aggressive and power flex.




Burton Snowboards ahead

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