Atomic Hatchet - 2010
Summary:
The snowboard that made Atomic’s reputation as a serious snowboard manufacturer is back. A 7200 sintered base, tip to tail poplar core and park edge bevel all for a price that most manfacturers snowboard ranges start. Beginners and experienced freestylers alike will have a great time riding the Atomic Hatchet. Oh… and the skulls are back for 2010!
Manufacturer's Description:
Nothing but fun. Since its introduction, the Hatchet’s been our number one selling board worldwide. The 2.5 Degree Park Bevel fuels progression and stops hang ups on rails while the D4’s all about maximum control at any speed.
Year: 2010
Available Lengths (cm): 145, 149, 153, 156, 159, 162
Riding Style: Freestyle/Park
Specifications:
D4 Sandwich Construction
Twin Prog Sidecut
Sintered 7200 diecut base
Truth 1 tip to tail poplar wood core
2.5 Degree Park bevel
Similar boards:
Artec / Elan Gabe Taylor - 2010
What we reckon:
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I would just like to point out that this board is also available in wide.
I’ve just bought one and I will submit a full review once I take it on the slopes and to the park in two weeks.
this board ROCKSSSSS!!!!!!
one of the best i have riden, does great with turns and jumps
rides very smooth
This is a fantastic park board, it far surpasses what you might expect for it’s price.
In the park, you will find that the board is light, responsive and sturdy. It doesn’t hang up on rails and it lands well.
The board is also pretty good on any pisted run, it handles well and feels responsive - coping well with portions of icy snow and can keep up well with all mountain boards.
The board, rather unsurprisingly, struggles with powder. It’s quite simply not designed for it, the nose is easily dug in and it leads to an unpleasurable experience.
The board is perfect for the rider who has finished advancing on pisted runs and seeks to improve/begin in the park. It won’t do wrong by you on the piste, but it will excell on rails and jumps. I wouldn’t advise it as an all-round board, as it makes up for it being good in the park with it being difficult on powder.
Also, it looks amazing with the new burton mission bindings in white/black.
the hatchet 156 wide is an amazing board for the money i decided to go freestyle this year and find that this board handles everything you chuck at it i paid £220 at summits for it which i think is very good value for a board of this spec so to sum it up buy one you wont be dissapointed have fun on the shred!!!!!!!!!!
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