Gnu Barrett

With a flex rating of 5.5, this board sits right in the middle of the spectrum. While it is stable and forgiving enough for an ambitious intermediate, its camber-dominant profile and edge-hold technology are designed for riders who already have solid fundamentals and want to progress into more challenging terrain.

The directional shape is optimized for riding forward, offering more power and stability when carving or navigating backcountry lines. While you can ride switch, the 38 mm setback means it will feel most natural and responsive when you are focused on directional riding.

Yes. Progressive Magne-Traction creates multiple contact points along the edge, which significantly improves grip on hardpack and ice where traditional sidecuts might slip. It provides a level of confidence on firm snow that is noticeably more reliable than a standard edge.

This is a true all-mountain board. It excels on groomed runs and variable resort conditions, but the carbon power bands and directional shape give it enough snap and float to handle backcountry lines and side-hits with ease.

The camber-dominant profile provides more pop, stability at speed, and precise edge control. Unlike rocker boards, which can feel loose or surfy, this profile requires a bit more engagement from the rider but rewards you with a much more locked-in, powerful feel through turns.