burton clash bare snowboard
51-62” (61”) Great condition.*
Retail price: $360
“The Burton Clash is kind of unique because it's an entry-level Freeride board. Usually, you don't see a soft forgiving board with a tapered tail and a pretty sizable setback. It's one Achilles heel is the lack of edge hold as the snow get's firm to hard. If you are only going to ride in good conditions then this could work.”
On Snow Feel: The flat to rocker profile is so much better one footing off the chair than the older continuous rocker model. It’s much more stable and it’s easier to go down long flat runs too. Overall a nice improvement but I wish they had some kind of entry-level pure pop directional camber thing going for the Burton Clash instead. It would even out the ride and give that entry-level Freerider the sensation of spring out of a turn, more pop off the tail and all the things that make riding the mountain truly fun.
Powder: Same great easy floating ride with their flat to rocker profile. -25mm is a lot of set back and combined with the tapered tail it makes for a very easy floating ride. It’s a great board for those that plan to see a lot of powder when starting out and it floats like a champ. If you plan to set it back and surf powder then you have a good board for it.
Turn Initiation: You can’t expect much here with this camber profile but it’s easy to turn and that’s really all you want with this board. As you get better the turning will become boring but it will help you get the basics of turning down so one day you will be able to handle a really dynamic turner like the Flight Attendant. It would have been nice to see a little camber in there as I mentioned above in On Snow Feel but I can see why Burton choose flat top because of how easy it is.
Please visit The Good Ride’s website for a thorough review of this 2017 board: https://thegoodride.com/snowboard-reviews/burton-clash-2010-2017-snowboard-review/
51-62” (61”) Great condition.*
Retail price: $360
“The Burton Clash is kind of unique because it's an entry-level Freeride board. Usually, you don't see a soft forgiving board with a tapered tail and a pretty sizable setback. It's one Achilles heel is the lack of edge hold as the snow get's firm to hard. If you are only going to ride in good conditions then this could work.”
On Snow Feel: The flat to rocker profile is so much better one footing off the chair than the older continuous rocker model. It’s much more stable and it’s easier to go down long flat runs too. Overall a nice improvement but I wish they had some kind of entry-level pure pop directional camber thing going for the Burton Clash instead. It would even out the ride and give that entry-level Freerider the sensation of spring out of a turn, more pop off the tail and all the things that make riding the mountain truly fun.
Powder: Same great easy floating ride with their flat to rocker profile. -25mm is a lot of set back and combined with the tapered tail it makes for a very easy floating ride. It’s a great board for those that plan to see a lot of powder when starting out and it floats like a champ. If you plan to set it back and surf powder then you have a good board for it.
Turn Initiation: You can’t expect much here with this camber profile but it’s easy to turn and that’s really all you want with this board. As you get better the turning will become boring but it will help you get the basics of turning down so one day you will be able to handle a really dynamic turner like the Flight Attendant. It would have been nice to see a little camber in there as I mentioned above in On Snow Feel but I can see why Burton choose flat top because of how easy it is.
Please visit The Good Ride’s website for a thorough review of this 2017 board: https://thegoodride.com/snowboard-reviews/burton-clash-2010-2017-snowboard-review/
51-62” (61”) Great condition.*
Retail price: $360
“The Burton Clash is kind of unique because it's an entry-level Freeride board. Usually, you don't see a soft forgiving board with a tapered tail and a pretty sizable setback. It's one Achilles heel is the lack of edge hold as the snow get's firm to hard. If you are only going to ride in good conditions then this could work.”
On Snow Feel: The flat to rocker profile is so much better one footing off the chair than the older continuous rocker model. It’s much more stable and it’s easier to go down long flat runs too. Overall a nice improvement but I wish they had some kind of entry-level pure pop directional camber thing going for the Burton Clash instead. It would even out the ride and give that entry-level Freerider the sensation of spring out of a turn, more pop off the tail and all the things that make riding the mountain truly fun.
Powder: Same great easy floating ride with their flat to rocker profile. -25mm is a lot of set back and combined with the tapered tail it makes for a very easy floating ride. It’s a great board for those that plan to see a lot of powder when starting out and it floats like a champ. If you plan to set it back and surf powder then you have a good board for it.
Turn Initiation: You can’t expect much here with this camber profile but it’s easy to turn and that’s really all you want with this board. As you get better the turning will become boring but it will help you get the basics of turning down so one day you will be able to handle a really dynamic turner like the Flight Attendant. It would have been nice to see a little camber in there as I mentioned above in On Snow Feel but I can see why Burton choose flat top because of how easy it is.
Please visit The Good Ride’s website for a thorough review of this 2017 board: https://thegoodride.com/snowboard-reviews/burton-clash-2010-2017-snowboard-review/
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*Condition chart:
Excellent condition - It’s like it came straight from the store, but where is the price tag?
Great condition - Small visible signs of wear/being washed.
Good condition - Visible signs of normal wear and repairs.
Fair condition - Imminent repairs needed but still fully functional. (You will find these items in the Free Store.)
Poor condition - Broken buckles, stuck zippers, missing straps… You won’t find this in our shop! Everything has been evaluated for full functionality. If it fails, we don’t sell it.
