Gnu Gloss

The Gloss C is very approachable. While it performs well for advanced park riders, its medium flex and reliable edge hold make it a great choice for intermediate riders looking to progress their skills across the whole mountain.

The C3 camber profile provides significantly more pop and stability than a rocker board. You will notice a more precise, locked-in feel when carving and hitting jumps, though it requires a bit more attention to technique than a loose, forgiving rocker profile.

Magne-Traction is designed to provide extra grip on firm or icy snow, not to make the board feel catchy. While it offers superior edge hold, it remains smooth and predictable when transitioning between turns on standard groomed terrain.

While it excels in the park due to its true twin shape and playful flex, the Gloss C is versatile enough for all-mountain riding. It handles side hits, groomers, and varied terrain comfortably, provided you aren't looking for a stiff, directional freeride board for deep powder.

Yes, the true twin shape is symmetrical from tip to tail, meaning the board's flex and sidecut are identical whether you are riding regular or switch. This makes it an ideal platform for learning and perfecting freestyle tricks.