Bataleon Airobic Snowboard

If you've been watching the Mt. Hood summer camp edits, then your jaw probably hit the floor every time Jaeger Bailey showed up on the screen on his Bataleon Airobic Snowboard. That's because with its Triple Base Technology, the Airobic loves to get loose on jibs yet is still extremely stable off of jumps, so there's no limit to what you can do on it.

Triple Base Technology starts with a traditional camber profile for reliable pop and edge hold, and turns the edges up towards the tip and tail to eliminate hang-ups when riding flat base, and give it the forgiving feel of rocker without sacrificing the benefits of camber. The Core core features lightweight poplar for snap and strength, with hardwood strips running down the middle for added ollie power. Biax glass gives the board a buttery feel for jibbing, and the extruded base is easy to repair after you thrash it during a street session. Lightning edges are thinner to allow better feeling and precision when carving.

Fear not, big-footed riders, for you no longer have to settle for stiff big mountain boards just to avoid toe-drag now that you have the Bataleon Airobic Wide Snowboard. It has the soft flex and poppy feel you seek, with a waist width that will keep you focused on conquering every feature in the park instead of worrying about when the dreaded toe-drag will strike next.
Triple Base Technology starts with a traditional camber profile for reliable pop and edge hold, and turns the edges up towards the tip and tail to eliminate hang-ups when riding flat base, and give it the forgiving feel of rocker without sacrificing the benefits of camber. The Core core features lightweight poplar for snap and strength, with hardwood strips running down the middle for added ollie power. Biax glass gives the board a buttery feel for jibbing, and the extruded base is easy to repair after you thrash it during a street session. Lightning edges are thinner to allow better feeling and precision when carving.