Gnu Ladies Choice

The asymmetrical design accounts for the biomechanical differences between your heel-side and toe-side turns. By using a shorter, deeper sidecut on the heel edge, it makes initiating turns on your heels feel more intuitive and less physically demanding, resulting in a smoother, more balanced ride.

Yes, the C2x profile combines rocker between your feet with camber underfoot, which provides solid edge hold on hardpack. While it is playful and forgiving, it still offers enough grip to handle icy patches confidently compared to a fully rockered board.

With a 4.5 flex rating, this board sits right in the middle of the spectrum. It is soft enough to be playful and forgiving for presses and butters in the park, but stiff enough to remain stable and responsive when you are carving at higher speeds on groomed runs.

Yes, a sintered base is porous and designed to absorb wax, which is what gives it that high-speed glide. To maintain its performance and keep the board feeling fast, you should plan on waxing it more frequently than you would a standard extruded base.

While the Ladies Choice is designed for progression, it is best suited for intermediate riders who have the basics down and are looking to refine their skills. Its responsive nature and asymmetrical design are great for someone ready to move beyond entry-level gear and start exploring more technical terrain.

This board uses a standard 2x4 mounting system. It is compatible with almost all major snowboard binding brands on the market, giving you plenty of options for your setup.