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My second board after a soft beginners rocker-profile board.

The 3BT definitely helps makes turns easier and more catch free. The flex isn’t too stiff, so can be suitable for many types of riders (not just advanced).

Rode this in Tahoe after a storm, and it floats amazingly! There was no new snow the past 3 weeks, and even on hard pack and afternoon slush, the board performed well. Did not lose edge grip, and had plenty of pop.

The board is relatively light, and the sintered base keep the board flowing fast on flats/cat tracks.

First time riding a 3BT board, and I’m definitely a believer! Did take half a day to get adjusted to the 3D shape, as the edge initiation feels a bit different than traditional boards

Beautiful board, and exceeded my expectations! Rides amazing through powder and just in general. Super stoked about this purchase

I haven’t used the board yet! However, the design and quality are superb. The board is light and gorgeous! The shipping was good and was appropriately wrapped! I’m stoked! Can’t wait!

I received an empty box, with one end opened/ poorly taped to begin with. It shipped from the Allentown, PA warehouse. Bataleon is so cheap they used USPS (Post Office instead of FedEx or UPS) to ship a $600 board and only put $100 insurance on it. After 3 days of back and forth inconclusive emails, I disputed with my credit card company. Never again; back to Burton.

This board is so fun. I've had a few other bataleons I've loved and this is no exception. The 3BT gives you the best of both worlds between camber and rocker. So much edge control when fully on your heels or toes (great for ice), so much surfyness when carving. This board will flex if you throw your weight into it, but it has so much snap and has that resistance that wants to come back to it's original shape. Also the base on this is so fast, I'm light so I'm always getting passed on the flats, but not anymore! I end up passing everyone even when it's been a few days since a wax.

This is the perfect PNW board. It has crazy float in pow for having a relatively normal board shape and for not having a huge nose. There has to be 12"-15" before I feel like I could use a more dramatic pow board. The shape though makes it super fun and responsive when having to deal with chunder, ice, heavy snow or anything else. I had a heavy/warm pow day at Mt. Baker the other day and this board THRIVED.

It's super nice to hit natural features with. It's so stable, I ride out of things all the time when I think I'm about to eat it. I can land in pow with my weight more evenly distributed rather than having to lean so far on my back foot like I would with other boards.

I'm 5'3" 115lbs and when I was buying it I was worried the board would be too short, but that's not the case. I do wish they'd make more sizes though, 144-148 is a huge gap.

This board doesn't really need to be set back to get float, I set it .75" back for normal pow days, and 1.25" back on really deep days. I've found if I go any farther than that it gets kinda hard to turn, but it may be different in certain conditions (steepness/lighter snow). But thats why I don't really understand the backseat inserts, they're 3.25" farther back from the farthest I've set it. You'd also have to have a pretty wide stance to be able to use them, and since they're 4x4 they don't even work with my Union disk.

Bottom line is I highly recommend this board for anyone who wants a pow board that can still handle all mountain conditions or vice versa. It's 100% a confidence booster, I've been snowboarding for 15 years and people still noticed the improvement as soon as I got it.