More slash. Less cash.

From your first trip up the pitch to your first 360 in the park, you’re guaranteed good times with the Clash™. Confidence-boosting Cruise Control™ tech combines a super soft, forgiving flex with upturned edges at the nose for effortless turning, stopping, and landing. Once you’ve mastered the basics, the twin flex will let you do it all over again, switch.


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Rocker Shape:

Cruise Control
Cruise Control™ boosts confidence with the catch-free combo of a softer flex and mellower edge tune. On the Clash™, Bullet™, and Feather™ the nose is fully convex, whereas park boards like the Blunt and NEW Social are convex at the nose and tail for effortless fun regular or switch.




Core:

Fly Core
Burton’s classic tip-to-tail wood core improves board feel, flex, and durability.

Negative Core Profile
The team’s favourite profile features thinner sections of core between the bindings for softer flex and torsion. Perfect for everything from park, pipe, and pow to rails and boxes, these boards excel over a variety of terrain and conditions.




Glass:

Biax React Fibreglass
Features a jib-friendly low torsional flex and forgiving feel, perfect for stacking newtrickswith every lap.




Base:

Lightspeed Vision base
Strength, speed, easy maintenance, and poppy graphics for a fast ride even without wax.




Shape:

Directional
The classic, most versatile snowboard shape, designed to be ridden with a slightly longer nose than tail to concentrate pop in the tail while still giving you plenty of float and control to rip any terrain or snow condition.




Edge Technology:

Grip & Rip Edge Tune
Burton’s tried and true edge tune, perfect for slicing and dicing the entire mountain to pieces.




Flex:

Twin
The flex is perfectly symmetrical from tip to tail for a balanced ride that’s equally versatile when ridden regular or switch.  




Feel Rating:   3
To help simplify things, Burton have assigned a single "feel" rating to each of our boards. This number is based on a variety of factors including the board’s materials, shape, tip-to-tail flex, and torsion (aka edge-to-edge rigidity). This number is based on a scale from one to ten with one being softer and more relaxed and ten being most responsive. Keep in mind that a higher number doesn’t mean the board is more difficult to ride. It simply helps you compare boards within Burton’s line to determine which is best for your riding style.




Other Features:

• Slantwall

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