Gnu Riders Choice

The asymmetrical geometry is designed to balance the different mechanics of your heel-side and toe-side turns. Because your body naturally exerts different leverage on each edge, this shape helps you initiate turns more easily and maintain better control, especially when carving hard.

No, this board is best suited for intermediate to advanced riders. With a medium flex rating of 5.5 to 7 and a responsive construction, it requires a certain level of board control and technique to get the most out of its performance features.

The C2 Hybrid profile is built for versatility. It features rocker between your feet for float in softer snow and camber underfoot for stability and edge hold on groomed runs, making it a reliable choice for changing conditions throughout the day.

Yes, Magne-Traction creates multiple contact points along the edge of the board, which significantly improves grip on hard, icy snow. It acts like a serrated knife to bite into the surface where a traditional smooth edge might slip.

Yes, a sintered base is porous and absorbs wax much better than an extruded base, which helps you maintain speed. To keep it performing at its best, you should plan on waxing it regularly, especially if you ride in dry or cold conditions.

While it is excellent for freestyle and park features, it is a true all-mountain board. Its twin shape and responsive flex make it just as capable for charging groomers and exploring side-country as it is for hitting jumps and rails.