Nitro Mercy

This board is designed for intermediate to advanced riders. While the flex is approachable, the camber profile and performance-focused core are built for riders who already have solid fundamental skills and are looking to progress in the park.

The twin shape means the nose and tail are identical, giving the board a symmetrical feel. This is essential for freestyle riding because it allows you to ride switch just as easily as you ride regular.

Yes, the Mercy features Railkiller Edges, which are specifically designed to be thicker and more durable than standard edges. They are built to withstand the repeated impact and friction of sliding on rails and boxes throughout the season.

The traditional camber profile provides excellent stability at speed and a snappy, responsive feel. You will get significant pop for ollies and jumps, along with a reliable edge hold when carving into takeoffs.

While it is engineered specifically for freestyle and park terrain, the Mercy is versatile enough to handle the rest of the mountain. However, if you spend most of your time riding deep powder or steep, technical freeride terrain, you might prefer a board with a directional shape and more float.

These sidewalls are made from a polyurethane material that acts like a shock absorber. They provide extra durability against impacts and offer a smoother, more dampened feel when you are riding on hard-packed snow or hitting features.