Who makes Lobster Snowboards?
Halldór Helgason
Halldór Helgason (born 10 January 1991) is an Icelandic snowboarder. Halldór was born in Akureyri, Iceland. He is the younger brother of Eirikur “Eiki” Helgason. Halldór owns Lobster Snowboards, atrip apparel, 7/9/13 Belts, Switchback Bindings and Hoppipolla Headwear, alongside his brother Eiki.
How old is Halldor Helgason?
30 years (January 10, 1991)
Halldór Helgason/Age
Does Bataleon own lobster?
For over a decade, Bataleon and sister company Lobster have led the industry in 3D shape technology. They have perfected their patented Triple Base Technology™, producing boards with traditional camber and lifted contact points, making snowboarding more enjoyable for all.
What is 3BT?
3BT™ boards accelerate faster and maintain speed when pointed straight because less of the edges are in contact with the snow, reducing drag. 3BT™ boards accelerate faster and maintain speed when pointed straight because less of the edges are in contact with the snow, reducing drag.
Are lobster and bataleon the same?
Lobster Camber Profiles The same as Bataleon, Lobster have the same Triple Base or 3BT profiles. There are a couple of new versions this year, which step away a little from the Bataleon style, which don’t have 3BT at all, just the sidekick by itself.
Where are bataleon Snowboards made?
Austria
All Bataleon boards are hand-built in Austria at the Mothership with focus on craftsmanship and exceptional materials. Not only do Bataleon boards ride well but they look great, with graphics that stand out from the crowd.
What does the bataleon hand logo mean?
Danny, who is the Art Director and Part Owner, came up with the now-iconic three fingered salute logo – a nod to the 3D Technology, and the Norwegian misspelling of bataleon. He met Jorgen at their first trade show in Norway, and as soon as he saw the different shapes, he was hooked.
