Gnu Wagyu Snowboard

It features a directional twin shape. This means it has a symmetrical outline for freestyle performance, but with a slight 12.7 mm setback that helps with stability and float when you're riding outside of the park.

The Wagyu sits in the medium-to-firm range. It offers enough stiffness to hold an edge confidently at higher speeds and handle bigger features, but it's not so rigid that it feels unforgiving or difficult to maneuver.

Not really. Because of its medium-to-firm flex and performance-oriented design, it is best suited for intermediate to advanced riders who have the technical skills to control a more responsive board.

While it excels in the park, the Wagyu is designed to handle the whole mountain. Its construction makes it capable of carving groomers and hitting side hits, making it a versatile choice if you want one board that can do a bit of everything.

The Co-Ex base is built for durability and daily abuse, but like any snowboard base, it performs best when waxed regularly. Keep it waxed to maintain speed and protect the material from drying out over time.