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Bataleon The Jam - 2010

Summary:

A freestyle focused board that’ll kill it all over the mountain. Beefed up with Quadraxial glass and carbon stringers, Bataleon’s ‘The Jam’ is suited to those hitting the bigger kickers in the park, or throwing it down on backcountry kickers with choppy landings.

Manufacturer's Description:

You don’t need to worry about this board getting the funnies when you point it down. The Jam is so responsive it’s like having your finger on the trigger with the safety off. Just think it and it will happen. With this kind of Jedi mind/body/board connection you would be excused to think that the Force is strong in this one. Truth is: it’s all about space age Triple Base Tech. Light years ahead of the pack with serious future board dynamics, combining the best of positive camber’s responsiveness with the best of triple base concave shaped nose and tail.

Bataleon The Jam

Year: 2010

Available Lengths (cm): 157, 161, 164, 157W, 161W

Riding Style: Freestyle/Park

Specifications:

Poplar & Birch core with sidecut active hardwood enforcements along the sidewall. Extra reinforced impact zones in binding areas
Synthered 3000 base (sintered)
Quadraxial glass over and under the core delivers precision to your riding
Carbon stringers
Super Strong sidewalls
Freestyle Tripple Base Technology

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What we reckon:

Recommended for park riding Recommended for halfpipe riding Recommended for freeride riding High cost snowboard Available in Wide Camber construction Directional twin shape

Read our pro guide to buying a park snowboard.

Read our pro guide to buying a pipe snowboard.

Read our pro guide to buying a freeride snowboard.

Posted by Rich Ewbank in • Bataleon

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sven  on  10/29  at  04:35 AM

When its listed as Freestyle/park, can i assume twin? same with all mountain is that directional???

Rich Ewbank  on  10/29  at  09:36 AM

Hi Sven,

The Jam’s a directional twin, so either there os slight directionality in the shape or the flex is designed to be stiffer in the tail and softer in the nose. In the logos, you’ll find the directionality of the board.

Xollob  on  12/15  at  01:17 PM

I bought this board after having read reviews of Bataleon. I’ve owned various Burtons over the years. I’ve also had a Never Summer Legacy, Nitro Natural, Santa Cruz, GNU Carbon Series etc. Of the previous boards the Nitro Natural would have been my favourite. My style of riding is rip it as fast as you can. This year I bought the Jam 164 and paired it with a set of Union Force-SL’s. Took it to Tignes/ValD’Isere for four days. This board can ride anything. It has plenty of pop. Carves like a demon. No matter how fast you attack the mountain you always feel in control. The Union Force-SL bindings also help.

So, very happy with the board (not to be too girly, but the colours look the business). Well done Bataleon. I’m recommending to everyone who is interested to ask.

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