Burton Deathtrap Snowboard

The flex is surprisingly stiff for something that looks so chaotic, and I love that it forces me to be aggressive through every turn. First run was terrifying, but once I trusted the lack of camber, it became the most playful board I’ve owned.

I was nervous about the lack of sidecut, but honestly it makes carving feel completely new and wild. The board is surprisingly responsive once you commit to a turn.

I was honestly skeptical about a board with no sidecut, but the way it floats through deep snow is unreal. The construction feels incredibly solid underfoot, like it was built to handle anything you throw at it. Just be ready for a seriously wild ride that takes some getting used to.

That "no sidecut, no camber, no rocker" description is terrifying, but I took the challenge anyway and it's the most absurdly fun thing I've ever ridden. The float in deep powder is unreal because there's literally nothing to catch an edge. My legs are screaming, but I’ve never had a bigger grin on a board.

I was skeptical about the sidecut-free design, but the total lack of camber or rocker actually made it feel like I was surfing powder rather than carving groomers. It's a wild, unforgiving ride that definitely isn't for everyone.

Took this out for a few runs and the total lack of any traditional shaping is honestly terrifying but the grip on ice is real. It slides like nothing I've ever been on, yet somehow holds an edge when you least expect it.

I was skeptical about a board with no sidecut, but the way it floats through powder is unreal. Definitely not for beginners, but if you can handle it, it's a wild ride.

Took this out for a single run before immediately heading back to the shop — that "no sidecut" thing is absolutely real. The board is terrifyingly unpredictable but weirdly fun if you're a masochist.

The lack of any traditional shaping like sidecut or camber makes this thing an absolute riot in deep powder—it's like surfing, not snowboarding. Spent the whole day laughing my ass off on runs I normally struggle with.

I’ve never ridden anything quite like it—the total lack of a sidecut made every turn feel unpredictable but thrilling in a way I can’t explain. It’s definitely not for everyone, but if you’re after pure chaos in powder, this board delivers.