Gnu Müllair

With a flex rating of 6 and a directional shape, this board is designed for intermediate to advanced riders. It rewards precise input and aggressive riding, so beginners might find it less forgiving than a softer, true-twin board.

The C2 profile is specifically engineered for float. It combines rocker between your feet with camber underfoot, which helps keep the nose up in deep snow while maintaining the stability needed to carve through variable conditions.

Yes, it significantly improves edge hold. By adding serrations to the edge, it creates more contact points with the snow, allowing you to maintain grip and control on icy patches where traditional smooth edges might slip.

While it is a directional board built primarily for freeriding and powder, you can certainly take it through the park. However, its directional shape and freeride focus mean it won't feel as natural or balanced as a dedicated freestyle board when riding switch.

Sintered bases are porous and absorb wax much better than extruded bases, which is why they are faster. To keep it performing at its best, you should plan on waxing it regularly to prevent the base from drying out and losing its glide.