Gnu 4x4

With a flex rating of 7, this board is on the stiffer side and geared toward intermediate to advanced riders. Beginners may find it less forgiving than a softer, more flexible deck, as it requires more precise input to control.

While the 4x4 is built with a directional ATV shape, it is still capable of riding switch. However, because of the setback and the floaty nose design, you will notice a different feel compared to a true twin board when riding backward.

Yes. The combination of the directional shape and the specific floaty nose design is engineered to keep the nose above the snow, providing the lift and stability you need for deep powder days.

The 160cm length is best suited for riders weighing 65kg or more. If you are on the lighter end of that spectrum, you might find the board harder to maneuver, while heavier riders will appreciate the extra stability and surface area.

It is designed to bridge the gap between both. The stiffer flex and directional shape make it excellent for aggressive carving and big mountain lines, but it retains enough playfulness to handle natural features and creative freestyle riding.