The Bataleon Push Up Camber women's snowboard is a versatile board for advanced riders who want to take full advantage of the entire mountain. It combines a more playful, medium-soft flex with dynamic pop, precise turn control, and excellent maneuverability in a variety of snow conditions.
- Flex: Medium-Soft (4/10) offers a medium-soft, playful feel while providing enough responsiveness for dynamic riding
- A women’s snowboard for advanced riders looking for a versatile board for the entire mountain
- Suitable for riding in the snowpark, on groomed runs, through the trees, and in deep powder
- Medium Camber supports stability, edge control, and an energetic kick
- Triple Base Technology™ (3BT™) uses three-dimensional shaping with raised sidewalls at the tip and tail, helping to reduce unwanted edge catch
- SideKick™ technology raises the sides of the base more significantly beyond the widest points of the tip and tail, making it easier to switch edges and improving float in deep snow
- A slight rise in the sides of the base at both the tip and tail promotes precise board control and a smooth transition between edges
- The lightweight Light Core combines 50% paulownia and 50% poplar for a balanced ratio of weight, strength, and flexibility
- Bi-Ax Lamination preserves the board’s playfulness and flexibility without unnecessarily increasing torsional stiffness
- Carbon Stringers adjust the snowboard’s flex and response and enhance its dynamic performance
- D.S.T. SuperTubes™ technology uses two hollow carbon stringers positioned on either side of the core to reinforce the camber, reduce weight, and increase pop
- Polyurethane Flex Walls help absorb shocks and vibrations, increase riding comfort, and protect the structure from damage
- The sintered Hyper Glide S base offers good speed and durability, while regular waxing helps maintain its riding performance
- 28 inserts made of high-quality German stainless steel allow you to customize your stance to your individual needs
- Additional +2 Backseat Inserts allow you to move the bindings further back, which helps keep the tip above the snow in deep powder and reduces strain on the back leg
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