First board from Bataleon. Looks sicks, huge nose with 3BT. Can't wait to ride it in pow.

Perfect for powday & backcountry !!

Best snowboard I've ever ridden in my life!

Floats on top of the pow. Heavy. It's indestructible. A tank.

I wanna heli drop one day with this board. I have a lot of respect for whomever created this board!!

Thank you for the radical winter season.

I bought this board as a pow cruiser with no other expectations, and boy did it deliver.

This board floats on pow and has a likeness to surfing when in deep pow. Im 6'3'' 190 lbs and the 157 has been perfect. While I like wide boards and I considered this one to be on the narrow side (especially towards the tail) , the heel and toe edge hold on groomers was remarkable. I felt very confident at high speeds even with a little bit of toe/ heel hang.

I rode this board for 6 days straight after purchasing it, in all conditions (2ft powder, groomers, park, ice, etc) and it delivered.

I love the 3D shape as its more playful and forgiving of bumpy terrain and whatever you might find hiding under the snow. (east coast pow days are fun).
It was a blast to ride in the trees, navigated well, and was responsive to input.

As far as all around mountain, this board has just enough engineering thought out in all the right places to make every condition enjoyable. The tail is a bit softer than most boards but the camber keeps the pop solid. The nose is stiff and fights through the chop and chunder, its a very stable board through uneven terrain and at high speed. Great for medium arc carves, pumping turns, and just flowing while on the mountain. Riding switch is a pretty comfortable experience as well depending on your stance and setback.

After riding this board in the park, I'm convinced it may be my new go-to board. The nose is stiff which makes for fun butters and presses that you can really lay in to. The tail is a bit softer and great for that skate-y feel.

The torsional properties of this board are great for spinning out of rails, it seems this board has a softer center which allows for a nice cross-lock between feet when on round rails/tubes. Jumps feel comfortable at high speeds, spinning off jumps feels damn good. The 3D base offers a bit of confidence of not catching an edge while going off the lip.

Id say this is a great powder board, a pretty solid all-mountain board; and if you're into it, a pretty sick park board.

Only downside with my Bataleons is that the top sheet may ever so slightly peel up around the edges when you hit stuff, but it is a snowboard after all, its meant to get used!! I just trim it with a razor and keep on livin man!

Cheers Bataleon crew and future owners of the Camel Two!

Purchased 157 Gimbal God edition (which I believe only difference is triax rather than biax fiberglass for slightly stiffer flex). I am 5'11" and 175lbs. Normally ride twin/park boards so this was an intro for me to a wider and stiffer board, as well as directional and tapered. I also purchased a regular party wave and was somewhat nervous they would have too much overlap but they ride completely different. This being much stiffer, it rides kind of like a Cadillac. The board itself is significantly heavier than my others (which makes some sense because most are 154 length and not as wide but even with that in consideration this thing is heavy). It is slow to initiate turns but feels amazing for medium to large carves and really sinks in when on edge. It is also real stable at high speed with minimal chatter. Very fun to ride groomers on. I am not the most advanced freestyle rider but found this one quite challenging to spin on. I'm capable riding switch and it does the trick for cruising a bit after a 180 but is definitely kind of awkward. On other boards I can comfortably spin all variations of 180s and 360s off medium park jumps/decent side hits and rollers, but on this beast I struggled. However this season I only got 2 days on it so maybe with some practice I get better. At any rate it is more the type of board to take out on soft groomer and fresh snow days. In my quiver of 4 boards (party wave, this, wired devun walsh twin, yes greats) it definitely suits a unique need. Construction also seems noticeably better than my party wave which is 2 years older than this 22/23 GG C2. It has a very solid and high end feel to the finish. I even had the worst rock hit of my life on it on the very first day. Once I realized how gnarled the rock was and how unfortunately hard I had hit it, my heart sank because I figured for sure I had a deep core shot or would have torn the heel edge off. Amazingly, the base was strong enough that it was just kind of a deep gash that I filled with ptex and there was no damage to the edge even though it got hit hard as well, just some small burrs. As others have mentioned it is not the best on ice but handles better than I had expected. And of course the 3BT is a real treat in deep snow, I was fortunate enough to take it out on a day with 8" or so of fresh snow.