Jib 3BT – Bataleon Jib 3BT shapes are tuned with true twin shapes, soft flexes and the widest centerbase in the range for locked in presses, stable slides and powerful ollies. These boards feature the longest section of edge uplift in the line, which starts around the bindings and extends outward, offering a loose, buttery, forgiving feel and less hang-ups.

Flex Rating: 2 (1 Soft - 10 Stiff) – FLLLLEEEXXXY. This board gets down in the park. Lower than your uncles slammed cadillac. Ultra-buttery and the best flex for style-filled park runs.

Core Core – Dual density full wood core composed of poplar with beech running tip to tail along the insert packs. The added beech hardwood strengthens the board's backbone under the bindings and produces more pop from tip to tail while still offering a comfortable lateral flex.

Bi Ax Laminate – Bataleon bi-axial or two-way fiberglass is a 90-degree weave of fiberglass placed under and atop the core to strengthen and add pop to the board. Fiberglass is placed at a 45-degree angle rather than a 90-degree angle to the edge so you get better overall board feel, flex and edging. Bi-ax layups create a really maneuverable board, one that you can almost steer with your feet.

Composite Fleece – Just like you put a fleece layer on for cold days, Bataleon adds a layer of composite material around the inserts of the board for strength and more rapid and precise power transfer from your bindings.

Die-Cut Base – Base color displayed may not be available. Base colors may vary.

Extruded Base – Not your cheap, run-of-the-mill extruded base. Bataleon gets the highest quality extruded base money can buy with the highest molecular content. Their extruded bases are durable, fast, simple to repair and require little to no waxing to keep them gliding. They finish it with a proper hot wax before they leave the factory.

2 x 4 Insert Pattern

Jib Pad – Switchback's Jib Pad is designed with thicker padding under the toes and balls of the feet for more cushioning in flat and hard landings. They also offer the most plush and comfortable feel in the line.

Bumper Corners – Switchback places a rubber bushing along the bottom rim of the binding to absorb vibration, enhance flex, and help cushion harsh landings. The corners and sides are thicker to protect your topsheet and promote flex, and the toes and heels are thinner for more direct control and terrain feel.

Direct Steering – The bumper bushing is contoured with less material around the heels and toes for improved edge-to-edge response and smooth power transfer. It also helps you feel the terrain in a smooth kind of way.

Less Material – Switchback designs their baseplates with a minimal amount of rigid material touching the board's topsheet when mounted. This not only saves weight but also gives the binding and your board a more natural 360-degree flex pattern underfoot.

Midback – The midbacks were originally designed around smaller feet and shorter boots -- which they are awesome for -- but Switchback also found that they rule for any rider looking fore more freedom and less response. They're Jaeger's go-to for park riding and jibbing, and are also featured on their Women's specific bindings.

Miller Straps – Switchback's Miller straps are milled out to save weight and make them more flexible and form fitting. The're made of a grippy and flexible TPU material and pre-curved to fit the contours of any boot. These straps aid in freestyle riding where flex and mobility are key.

Easy Access – Switchback's strap design allows the straps to naturally fall open and away for easy in and out. Get in and out quickly without stepping on your straps.