Gnu Müllair

No, this board is designed for advanced to expert riders. With a stiff flex rating of 7 and a directional shape, it demands precise input and experience to handle effectively, especially in technical terrain.

Magne-Traction uses a serrated edge design that creates multiple contact points along the board's length. This significantly improves edge hold on hardpack and icy conditions compared to traditional smooth edges, giving you more confidence when conditions aren't perfect.

While the Müllair is built for directional performance, the C2 camber profile and sidecut allow for switch riding when necessary. However, because of the 12.7 mm setback and directional nose, it will feel different than a true twin board and is primarily optimized for riding forward.

The Müllair is a true all-mountain freeride board. It shines in deep powder thanks to its floaty nose, but the stable tail and responsive construction make it equally capable for navigating tight trees and charging open bowls at high speeds.

The C2 profile combines rocker between your feet with camber underfoot. This gives you the float and playfulness of rocker in deep snow, while the camber zones provide the pop, stability, and edge control needed for carving on firmer snow.

Yes, the high-speed sintered base is porous and absorbs wax much better than extruded bases. To maintain its speed and glide, you should wax it regularly, especially if you ride in dry or abrasive snow conditions.