Gnu Antigravity Snowboard

The Antigravity is best suited for intermediate to advanced riders. Its flex rating of 5 and directional shape require a certain level of board control that beginners might find challenging compared to a softer, true-twin beginner board.

Magne-Traction uses serrated edges to create multiple contact points along the sidecut. This significantly improves edge hold on hard-packed snow and ice, giving you more confidence when carving on firm groomers.

Yes, the directional shape and the camber-rocker-camber profile are designed to help the nose stay afloat in deeper snow. While it is not a dedicated powder board, it performs very well in varied, off-piste conditions.

This board features an eco-sublimated extruded base, which is known for being low-maintenance and durable. You will still need to wax it periodically to keep it gliding smoothly, but it is much less demanding than a high-end sintered base.

While you can certainly take it through the park, the Antigravity is built primarily for all-mountain riding. Its directional shape and setback make it less ideal for riding switch compared to a true-twin freestyle board.