Bataleon Project Green Snowboard 2010

Bataleon Pretty Green Snowboard 2010: Although the 2010 Bataleon Pretty Green Snowboard is made with all the latest green alternative materials that we could get our hands on, it’s still mostly green because of its color. This snowboard is more representative of the Bataleon company as a whole. Bataleon produces all their snowboards in Austria in a factory that has some pretty hardcore green policies in place from way before it became fashionable to be green. Bataleon believes the best we can do is reduce the sport’s impact on the environment and the 2010 Bataleon Pretty Green Snowboard is a direct representation of that belief.

• Flex and Rider Style – 5 (1 Soft – 10 Stiff). Freestyle snowboard that is intended for freestyle riding, whether that may be in the park, a staircase in the city, or backcountry pow diving.
• Construction and Core – Wood/FSC Certified – This wood core is made with wood taken from sustainable sources. Tri-ax over the woodcore with Bi-ax under the core creates an easy flex with lots of feel. Bataleon’s Triple Base Technology (TBT): The key lies in the dynamic base split into three separate riding bases front and rear of the bindings. It allows for normal camber over the entire length of the snowboard which gives stability at high speeds, support at landings and it distributes the rider’s weight and pressure evenly along the steel edge. At the same time, the Triple Base lifts the edges progressively towards the nose and tail and takes the aggressiveness away from the widest part
• Sidewalls and Edges – ABS Recycled Sidewalls
• Base – Recycled Base is made out of recycled base material that is grinded up and compressed to solid fresh base that is good for nature. Bataleon recommends using soy wax on this one.
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