Gnu Riders Choice

The asymmetrical shape is designed to match the different mechanics of your heelside and toeside turns. By using a shorter, deeper sidecut on the heelside, it helps you initiate turns more easily and reduces the physical effort required to hold an edge, ultimately cutting down on fatigue during long days.

With a flex rating of 6, this board sits in the mid-stiff range, making it approachable for intermediate riders but responsive enough for experts. While it is stable and forgiving, beginners might find it slightly less compliant than a softer, more flexible beginner-specific deck.

The C2 hybrid profile combines rocker between your feet with camber underfoot, which provides the necessary float for powder while maintaining the stability needed for hardpack. It is a versatile setup that keeps the nose up in soft snow without sacrificing edge hold on groomed runs.

Yes, the Riders Choice is built as an asymmetrical twin, which is ideal for park riding and switch maneuvers. Its balanced flex and poppy feel make it a capable choice for hitting jumps and features, though it is versatile enough to handle the rest of the mountain too.

A 0 mm setback indicates a true twin geometry, meaning the board is perfectly symmetrical from nose to tail. This is ideal if you ride switch frequently or want a consistent feel regardless of which direction you are facing.