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The Burton Clash Snowboard has been a riot on the white for years. It’s simple, really: all the tech and performance of high-end boards without the shart-inducing price tag. Case in point: the Burton Clash’s Cruise Control technology, which combines a mellow flex with upturned edges at the nose and a directional shape, so you’ll become a mountain-slaying sensei in no time.
Directional shape for effortless turning
Twin flex for switch stompability
Bias React fiberglass for a soft flex
Cruise Control tech has upturned edges on the nose and a mellow flex for easy turn initiation without fear of catching an edge
Grip and Rip edges are ready to ride right out of the box
Bottom Line: Kick up your performance without kicking down the cash.
I have some decent Lamer bindings that have your traditional 4 hole insert pattern. Will they work with a Burton snowboard, or do I have to get different bindings?
You may be able to fit them, but I would pay a visit to your local snowboard shop and get some compatible disks for your bindings. Great deck and well worth it.
if your looking for speed, dont bother with this board, but its an amazing board for other reasons. its not that flexible. its easy to do butters and good on boxes n rails. its super light and the speed control makes a big difference on rough terrain. if your someone that thinks speed control slows u down, it doesnt. the boards great for control and turning. i definatly prefer this board for its price. if u have large feet, the bullets the brother of this board.... but the bullets better used as a bookshelf lemme say. i also prefer the blunt
I'm 5'8" weigh about 140 lbs on a normal day. I don't have much experience riding (okay close to none) but I'm considering getting a board. A friend suggested 152ish.. Is this a good board for a hopeful beginner and in what size? Also, what's the difference between freeride and freestyle? Is one referring to park and the other all-mtn? Which is which?
The clash is a great board to learn on as well as to progress with. Freestyle is made for the park, pipe and things like that. Freeride is more of the all-mountian riding. 152 is a good size. Something that is soft is what you should look for.
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this is my first board and i really enjoy it. it took a little getting use to due from getting use to rentals but by the end of my first day i was going down blue/blacks no problem. great handling and SO much better than rentals. would def recommend for first board. you can also start to do jumps and grinds with it so progression is nice
I'm a beginner and I've been looking to get my own board. I checked this one out and also the Burton Hero. I want to grow into my board instead of just spending on a beginner board and then having to spend money for another board later on. I can't make up my mind so if someone has any advice for me I would appreciate it. thanks
I got this board and its a little stiff. If you looking for a beginner board its great but if you want somthing that you can use for a longer time Id choose somthing else. On the upside it does have nice edging.
if you're looking into growing into your board, i'd go with the hero. it also depends on what you plan to ride. the clash is incredibly stiff but its more of a beginners board, this was my first season and i already outgrew its use and wish i got something a little better.
This board is great for beginners, the contact points are flipped up as to reduce the chance of catching your edge and falling. The hero is an awesome board as well. For the price, it might be worth it to get the hero now. It is a bit more of an aggressive board than the clash, but you'll be ok after a bit.
I had a blast on this board. I went in the worst conditions for my first time ever on a board and was still able to go down the mountain well after just a few runs thanks to this board. I was linking turns and making it down the mountain without even taking a spill. A little stiff, not real fast but plenty fast enough for a beginner, super easy to control and turn even in bumpy or rough terrain. Great board @ and awesome price.
I'm looking for an all mountain board that can handle bombing down a hill but also take some jumps too. Not too many jibs or rails. I'm 6'2'', 180 lbs. Would this board in 160cm be what I'm looking for. It seems like it may be a little too flexible as well. If this isnt an ideal board for me, can someone reccomend a board for a good price.
I think you are going to want a board that is stiffer than this. This is the perfect time to but because everything is discounted. Look at the Custom, if this is too much then check out the Mayhem. I will tell you that if you really want to mob some hills and only want to go fast. It is worth the money to get a board that will respond the way you want it too. One of my favorite Burton boards for that kind of riding is the Custom X. It is on the higher end of the price spectrum though. Check it out and see what your options are. Flex wise, Clash is a 2, Mayhem is a 4, Custom is a 5, and the Custom X is a 7. 1 being the softest and 10 be the stiffest.
Clash is a great all mountain board. It's a little intermediate but all around a good board. Park to peak it'll do the job. Jibbing though....meh.... it's pretty stiff for that but it's an awesome board
What sort of bindings should I get to go with this board? It's going to be my first board and I've just bought a pair of Ride Kuls, size 11. Should I go burton or ride for the bindings, too?
As long as you are stoked on what you have its all good. I will say the Burton and Forum bindings have a great warranty program in place and get you your product back as soon as possible. Burton and Forum bindings have the best cap straps to keep you toe in place as well as very comfortable.
This board is super nice for jumps and pipe, its got great pop. beware, it is directional so landing those 540s might be a little more awkward than with a twin board.As far as jibbing goes, its a little too stiff.
A Friend ordered a board last Friday. Came via USPS and was there Monday ! Came in a well protected box in the factory zipper. Not a ding or a scratch on it.
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