GNU Antigravity

No, this board is designed for intermediate to advanced riders. Its medium/stiff flex and C3 camber profile require precise input and board control that can be unforgiving for someone still learning the basics.

Magne-Traction works like a serrated knife, creating multiple contact points along the edge to bite into hardpack and ice. It provides significantly more grip and stability in icy conditions than a traditional smooth sidecut.

While it features a directional shape with a 25.4 mm setback for better float in powder and stability at speed, it is a directional twin. This means it is still very capable of riding switch and handling freestyle features in the park.

The Antigravity is a true all-mountain quiver killer. It excels on groomed runs and in the backcountry, offering enough float for deep powder days while remaining stable and responsive enough to charge hard on variable resort terrain.

The C3 profile features aggressive camber underfoot with a mild rocker between the bindings. This gives you the pop, power, and edge hold of a traditional camber board, but with slightly better float and a less 'catchy' feel in softer snow.

Yes, it uses an Eco Sublimated Co-Ex base, which is designed to be durable and low-maintenance. It holds wax well and is built to withstand the rigors of daily resort riding without needing constant tuning.