Clash Burton Men's Snowboard

$329.95

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Clash Burton Men's Snowboard

Burton "feel" rating: 7 on a scale of 1 to 8
The lightest and most technically refined Burton all-terrain snowboard ever created for advanced and expert riders
Nose/waist/tail widths in 160 cm: 301.8/252/291.8 mm.
Sidecut radius in 160 cm.: 8.05 m.
Stance width in 160 cm.: 560 mm.
Powder-oriented, negative profile with tapered freeride shape and a tail that's 10-mm. narrower than the tip
New Burton Channel for infinite binding stance and angle adjustment options
Fast Sintered N20 WFO base for better speed with less maintenance
Ultra-lightweight, backcountry-oriented Powder Fly III wood core for added float and
Dualzone EGD (Engineered Grain Direction) for durability
Lightweight and durable VaporSkin topsheet membrane for snappy reinforcement
Durable Pro:45 sidewalls
Rugged stainless steel Pressure Distribution edges with Burton Grip and Rip tune
Pro Tip profiled tip and tail reduces swing weight while improving powder float
Suggested weight range: 120-165 lbs. (54-74 kg.) in 156 cm, 195 lbs. (88 kg.) max in 164 cm. length

Designed as a lightweight, mid-wide freeride snowboard, Burton's Supermodel X remains a favorite choice among big mountain and backcountry riders who ride any day they can--especially those who go up for 100-day seasons. It's a fast and agile expert ride that's excellent for a range of snow and terrain conditions. This season Burton took a little rigidity off the Supermodel X and gave it a flex that's similar to last year but not as tight as this season's ultra-firm T6 snowboard, but the dimensions and run radius on this Supermodel X remain the same as before. What makes this board distinctly different and far more versatile from seasons past is Burton's new Channel binding interface. Burton's Channel binding mount system allows riders to customize their binding stance while improving the connection between their bindings and their snowboards for improved power transmission. The Channel is compatible with Burton 3D and EST bindings, so you can modify your binding stance width or angle to match your riding style. Another nice touch is the extended size range in the Supermodel X collection. If you're a larger guy and you're put off by the limited pop potential of boards created for lighter riders, the Supermodel X selection offers larger lengths with broader weight capacities this season. But note that the suggested weight limit tops out at 195 lbs., and that's lower than the more rigid Supermodel X designs of seasons past.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Burton Clash Snowboard for Men is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the Clash Burton Men's Snowboard

danny - January 22, 2008

ive had the clash for 4 years
the 03/04 clash 154 has lasted me the slopes for 4 years and looks like a lot more. it gives me great speed and perfect controlling when going down the diamonds.

J.P.Peters - January 7, 2008

My new Clash
I'm 32 and just got back on after 7 years. Day one on this board: Best damn riding I've ever done. By the second run I felt the confidence to grab more air than I've ever even attempted and the tweenies are totally diggin my style. Thank you Burton. You've got yourself a lifelong customer.

Anon. Shopper - December 3, 2007

burton clash rocks.
this thing sounds awesome. I just picked up a 151 w/ burton freestyle bindings and dc judge boots, not included, duh, and it feels great, but I haven't gotten to ride it yet! I agree with Greg, to the guy who said boards should come with boots and bindings, leave boarding to the good, smart,real people who have an idea what its really about, and stay out of our way!

Sean Miller - November 28, 2007

awsome board!!
This board is truly the best i have ever been on! I would have to give it a 15 outta 10! Ohh and for all you parents, this makes a great board present if your kid is lookin for gettin on on Christmas! =]

Jackson Gardner - November 13, 2006

Good beginner board
An all around great board. Super good for beginners and will get them on their way to being an intermediate. Performs everywhere and turns great. It even does all right in the park. Plus, you can't beat the price. To the guy who said that boots and bindings should be included, where else have you seen a board so cheap that performs so well?