Whatever you do, do not ride the new Deathtrap from Liquid Death and Burton. With no sidecut, no camber, and no rocker, this board is so extreme even pros can’t ride it. Don't even think about trying to ride this board. Do your loved ones a favor and just hang the Deathtrap up on your wall and keep it safely as a conversation piece. But hurry. Only 50 exist. Get yours before it gets you. WARNING: SERIOUSLY, THESE BOARDS SHOULD NOT BE RIDDEN.
Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 7 reviews)
Abigail★★★★★
Picked it up purely as a joke, but the graphic is actually insane in person—way more detail than the photos show. The complete lack of any sidecut or profile makes it a hilarious conversation piece in my garage.
Harper Z.★★★★★
Bought this to hang on my wall as art and honestly it’s the best conversation starter I’ve ever owned. The complete lack of sidecut makes it useless for actual riding, but the graphic is insane and the wood grain finish is beautiful.
David P.★★★★★
I’ve been riding for 15 years and this board’s flat profile makes it feel like a completely different sport—it’s terrifying and I’m totally hooked. The lack of any traditional sidecut or camber means you have to commit to every turn, but when you get it right, nothing else compares.
Christopher H.★★★★★
First run down a black diamond and I swear the lack of any traditional camber or sidecut makes it feel like riding a slab of ice, but once you commit to the chaos it's the most responsive board I've ever owned. Definitely not for beginners.
Harper V.★★★★★
Finally got to take this thing out and it's honestly the most fun I've had on a board in years. The complete lack of sidecut makes carving feel like a total gamble, but once you commit, it's an absolute blast.
Stella★★★★☆
I was skeptical about a board with no sidecut, but it actually floats through powder like nothing else I've tried. The flat profile takes some getting used to on groomers, but it's a blast in deep snow.
Victoria★★★★☆
The shape is absurdly flat, no sidecut at all, which makes turning feel like steering a sled. It’s fun for messing around in powder, but definitely not for anyone looking for a real carving board. I’d only recommend it if you’re bored with normal snowboards.
