2027 Bataleon Snowboards Lineup Overview

Bataleon made some pretty major moves for its 2027 snowboard and binding lineup.

The total snowboard count actually dropped slightly, from 28 to 27, but that number doesn’t tell the whole story. Bataleon introduced eight new snowboard models and retired nine, while also making meaningful changes to five returning boards.

The biggest story is probably the new Stereo family. It introduces a new 3D shape, tri-radial sidecut, SideKick 2.0 and Bataleon’s new HyCap construction. But arguably the most unexpected addition is the Placebo—a traditionally shaped, two-dimensional snowboard from a brand that has built its identity around their 3BT bases.

Bataleon also expanded its women’s snowboard range, added women-specific FASE bindings and introduced the new, more accessible Ghost FASE platform. Bataleon describes this as its biggest progression in years, highlighting the new Stereo and Tornado shapes, the 2D Placebo and the new MonoFrame Ghost FASE bindings.

New Bataleon Snowboards and Retiring Models 

While nine models disappearing sounds dramatic, a few of the new boards fill similar positions in the lineup.

The Men’s Mojo looks like the most direct replacement - replacing the outgoing Chaser. It has a similarly mellow, accessible all-mountain personality and uses the same general size range.

The Women’s Disaster takes over much of the role previously occupied by the Distortia, while the Men’s and Women’s Stereo models appear to cover some of the softer freestyle territory vacated by the Blow & Moodboard. They aren’t necessarily exact replacements, but Bataleon hasn’t simply removed those boards without filling at least some of the resulting gaps.

The Stuntwood’s departure is also less significant than it might initially appear. The Evil Teen remains in the same 130, 135, 140 and 140W sizes, leaving Bataleon with a youth freestyle option in that size range.

The Cruiser, Wallie and Surfer Mini don’t appear to have obvious like-for-like replacements.

New Bataleon Snowboard Bindings and Retiring Models 

Bataleon’s binding lineup drops from 14 models to 12, despite the introduction of three new bindings.

The big development is the growth of the FASE range. The existing Blaster FASE models return, but they are now joined by men’s and women’s Ghost FASE bindings and a women-specific Blaster AW FASE.

The Ghost introduces Bataleon’s new one-piece MonoFrame chassis. Bataleon positions it as a more accessible FASE platform that still gets the FASE entry system, AuxTech straps, adjustable toe ramp and a new Ghost highback.

Bataleon Snowboards 2027 Full Lineup By Category

The categories I place Bataleon's 2027 lineup in below is according to how we at SnowboardingProfiles.com categorize and not how Bataleon themselves categorize them. 

We have a neutral stance and are completely independent of any snowboard brand. So, our categories have nothing to do with marketing the boards. They are based purely on what we think the best use of each board is. 

We have included a beginner category below as well, but note that all boards in the beginner category will also be included in one of the other categories (the category that the board is most relevant for, according to our categorization).  

BATALEON BEGINNER SNOWBOARDS

BATALEON FREESTYLE SNOWBOARDS

BATALEON ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE SNOWBOARDS

BATALEON ALL-MOUNTAIN SNOWBOARDS

BATALEON AGGRESSIVE ALL-MOUNTAIN SNOWBOARDS

BATALEON MELLOW FREERIDE SNOWBOARDS

BATALEON FREERIDE SNOWBOARDS

Bataleon do not currently have any snowboards in their lineup that we would consider to be freeride boards (that aren't mellow freeride).  

BATALEON SPLIT BOARDS

Bataleon don't currently make any split boards.  

BATALEON YOUTH/KIDS SNOWBOARDS

> Evil Teen

> Mini Shred

BATALEON SNOWBOARD BINDINGS

Details of New Models

Bataleon Stereo Family

The Stereo is more than a new snowboard - it’s a new family of freestyle boards built around some genuinely new Bataleon technology.

All three Stereo versions use Bataleon’s new HyCap construction. This combines cap construction through the main contact length with polyurethane sidewalls around the nose and tail. The idea is to create the energy and precision of a cap board (no sidewalls) while retaining more impact resistance where freestyle boards tend to take the most abuse.

Bataleon also developed a new version of its 3BT base contour for the Stereo, pairing it with a tri-radial sidecut and SideKick 2.0. According to Bataleon, the combination is intended to create quicker edge-to-edge response, smoother turn initiation and fewer catches.

Bataleon Stereo Team

Bataleon Stereo

Bataleon Women's Stereo

Bataleon Women's Disaster

Bataleon Placebo

Bataleon Mojo

Bataleon Women's Mojo

Bataleon Women's Thunderstorm

Bataleon Ghost FASE

Bataleon Women's Ghost FASE

Bataleon Women's Blaster AW FASE

Changes to Returning Models

Party Wave

The Party Wave receives one of the more significant construction updates among the returning boards.

• Pop Core replaces Core Core.
• Super Slick X replaces the Hyper Glide S base.
• Sizes and general shaping remain unchanged.

Tornado X Beyond Medals

The Tornado received a substantial redesign and is marked as “new” in Bataleon’s catalog, even though it remains the same named model.

Changes include:

• An all-new shape.
• New tri-radial sidecut.
• SideKick 2.0 in the nose and tail.
• Step Down Rails.
• Flex increased from 7/10 to 8/10.
• A more powder-oriented and less park-oriented terrain rating.
• A rounder-looking tail.
• New 153, 162 and 160W sizes.
• The 151, 154, 158W and 161W sizes have been removed.
• The 156, 159 and 164W sizes remain.

Bataleon says the new Tornado is more aggressive than previous versions but is intended to retain a mixture of power and playfulness.

Disaster+

The Disaster+ returns to a 3/10 flex rating after being listed at 4/10 for 2026.

Its nose and tail uplift are also now listed as medium, compared with low on the 2026 model.

Everything else appears unchanged.

Men’s Disaster

Its flex rating drops from 3/10 to 2/10, returning it to the rating used before the 2026 season. Its nose and tail uplift also move from low to medium.

The 140 and 144 sizes are no longer offered in the men’s model, although the 148 and 151 overlap with the new Women’s Disaster. The Men’s Disaster now runs from 148 to 157, with 153W and 156W wide options.

Other Returning-Model Specification Changes

A few other boards show differences for their 2027 specs, but they seem to be more changes on paper than actual physical redesigns.

Cameleon

The Cameleon’s nose uplift is listed as high for 2027, compared with medium on the 2026 model.

It otherwise appears unchanged.

Surfer

The Surfer is listed with medium camber for 2027, compared with low camber for 2026.

There are no other obvious construction or dimensional changes, so this may be a revised rating rather than a physical profile change.

Turbo

The Turbo is now listed with high camber rather than medium camber.

As with the Surfer, no accompanying construction announcement is given, so this may be a catalog classification change.

Thunderstorm

The smaller sizes have been separated into the new Women’s Thunderstorm, while the larger sizes are now presented as the Men’s Thunderstorm.

The 2027 catalog also lists low camber where the 2026 version was listed as medium. Other construction details appear unchanged.

Push Up+

The Push Up+ is now rated at 5/10 rather than 6/10 and is presented as slightly more park-oriented.

There don’t appear to be any notable construction changes, so this is likely a revised flex and terrain assessment rather than an overhaul.

Whatever

The regular Whatever returns unchanged, but Bataleon is also offering a Petrovsky & Ramone artist edition.

The artist edition uses the same sizes, shape, flex and construction as the regular board, with the changes appearing limited to the graphic.

Changes to Returning Bataleon Bindings

There don’t appear to be meaningful construction changes to Bataleon’s returning bindings. Most retain the same construction and features and - in several cases - the same colorways.  

Summary of Bataleon 2027 Snowboards Lineup Changes

This is a much more eventful Bataleon lineup than the overall snowboard count suggests.

Bataleon has removed a large number of older park, women’s and youth models, but the new Stereo family replaces much of that freestyle depth with more modern shaping and construction.

The Placebo is the most unusual move. A stiff, traditionally shaped 2D board would have been difficult to imagine from Bataleon a few years ago, but it makes the lineup accessible to riders who want Bataleon construction without raised sidebases.

The additions of the Women’s Disaster, Women’s Mojo and Women’s Thunderstorm also create a more complete women’s range. The number of women-specific models climbs from six to seven, even though the overall snowboard lineup becomes smaller.