Quick answer
If you are looking for a rideable snowboard, the Liquid Death x Burton Deathtrap is not for you. It is a collectible wall piece, not a functional board. For actual riding, look elsewhere. This guide explains who should buy it and why.
What the Burton Deathtrap Actually Is
The Burton Deathtrap snowboard, created in collaboration with Liquid Death, is not a typical snowboard. It has no sidecut, no camber, and no rocker. These features are essential for turning, stability, and control on snow. Without them, the board is unrideable, even for pros.
Liquid Death and Burton designed it as a limited-edition art piece. Only 50 exist. The warning on the product page is serious: do not try to ride it. It is meant to be hung on a wall as a conversation starter.
This means the standard skill-level advice does not apply. Instead of asking which board suits your ability, the real question is whether you want a functional board or a collectible.
Why Skill Level Doesn't Matter Here
For a buying guide that normally matches boards to beginners, intermediates, or experts, the Deathtrap breaks the mold. Because it lacks all rideable geometry, no skill level can use it on snow. Beginners should not buy it thinking it is a starter board. Experts cannot ride it either.
If you are a collector, a Liquid Death fan, or a Burton enthusiast wanting a unique wall piece, your skill level is irrelevant. The only decision is whether you want to own one of 50 pieces of snowboard history.
Decision rules for the Burton Deathtrap
- Do you want to ride a snowboard?: If yes, do not buy the Burton Deathtrap. It is not rideable. Look for a standard Burton board with camber, rocker, or hybrid profiles that match your skill level.
- Are you a collector or Liquid Death fan?: If you want a unique, limited-edition wall piece that sparks conversation, the Deathtrap is for you. Only 50 exist, so act fast if you want one. Check the color options and order quickly — availability is extremely limited.
- Do you need sizing advice?: Standard snowboard sizing (weight and boot size) does not apply here because the board is not meant to be ridden. Choose based on wall space and display preference.
Product facts
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Burton Deathtrap Snowboard: This board has no sidecut, no camber, and no rocker. Even pros cannot ride it. Only 50 exist. It is a collectible wall art piece, not a functional snowboard. Do not buy it expecting to ride.
Burton Deathtrap Snowboard
Who should buy the Burton Deathtrap
Best for
- Collectors of limited-edition snowboard art
- Liquid Death fans wanting unique memorabilia
- Burton enthusiasts seeking a conversation piece
Not for
- Anyone who wants to ride a snowboard, regardless of skill level
- Beginners looking for a first board
- Riders needing a functional deck for the slopes