Gnu Antigravity

The C3 profile features aggressive camber underfoot with a subtle rocker between your feet. This gives you the stability and pop of a traditional camber board while providing better float in powder and a slightly more forgiving feel when initiating turns.

Yes, it is a versatile directional board. While it excels in backcountry bowls and resort groomers due to its stability, the balanced flex makes it playful enough for side hits and natural features, though it is not a dedicated park-specific twin.

Magne-Traction acts like a serrated steak knife, creating multiple contact points along the edge of the board. This significantly improves edge hold on hardpack and ice, giving you confidence where standard smooth edges might slip.

A flex rating of 7 is on the stiffer side, which means the board is designed for speed and responsiveness. It provides a stable platform that won't chatter at high speeds, but it requires a more assertive rider to engage the board fully compared to a softer, beginner-friendly deck.

While it is built as a directional board with a 25mm setback, it is still capable of riding switch. You will notice a slight difference in feel compared to a true twin, but it is manageable for intermediate riders who want to practice or navigate varied terrain.

This base is designed to be low-maintenance, but it still requires regular waxing to keep it fast and protected. Because it is a sintered-style material, it holds wax well, so keeping up with a routine hot wax will ensure the board performs consistently throughout the season.