Gnu Antigravity

This board is designed for intermediate to advanced riders. With a medium flex rating of 5 and a directional shape, it requires a bit more technical control than a dedicated beginner board, so it is best suited for someone who has already mastered the basics.

The Antigravity features Gnu's signature Magne-Traction serrated edge technology. These edges act like a serrated knife, providing extra contact points that bite into hard snow and ice, giving you significantly more grip and confidence than a traditional smooth edge.

While it is a directional board with a 20mm setback, it is still very capable of riding switch. The shape is designed to prioritize float and stability in one direction, but the balanced flex allows you to land and ride short distances in switch without feeling like you are fighting the board.

The board uses a low-maintenance eco-sublimated base. It is designed to be durable and easy to care for, meaning you won't need to wax it as frequently as a high-end sintered racing base to keep it performing well.

The C3 profile is a camber-dominant hybrid that provides the pop and stability of traditional camber underfoot, with a subtle rocker section between your feet. This gives you the aggressive edge hold you need for carving at speed, while the rocker helps keep the nose afloat in deeper snow.

It is a versatile all-mountain board, so while it handles side hits and jumps well, it isn't a dedicated park board. If you spend most of your time hitting rails or jibbing, you might find the directional shape and stiffer flex less forgiving than a true twin freestyle board.