Gnu Riders Choice

The asymmetrical shape is designed to match the different mechanics of your heelside and toeside turns. By adjusting the sidecut radius on the heelside, it makes turning easier and more intuitive, which helps reduce leg fatigue during long days on the mountain.

With a flex rating of 5.5, this board sits right in the middle of the spectrum. It offers enough stiffness for stability at higher speeds and carving, but remains playful enough for park riding and buttering.

The C2 hybrid profile combines rocker between your feet with camber underfoot. This gives you the float you need in powder while maintaining the edge hold and stability required for groomed runs.

While it is a high-performance board, its versatile flex and forgiving asymmetrical shape make it accessible for intermediate riders looking to progress. However, absolute beginners might find the responsiveness a bit demanding compared to a softer, more entry-level deck.

Absolutely. It is classified as an all-mountain freestyle board, meaning it is built to handle jumps and rails in the park just as well as it handles variable terrain, groomers, and side-country powder.

The asymmetrical twin shape means the board rides exactly the same whether you are riding regular or switch. This is ideal if you spend a lot of time in the park or enjoy riding in both directions.