Nitro Mercy

While the Mercy is engineered specifically for park performance, its balanced flex makes it capable of handling side hits and groomers. However, if you spend most of your time in deep powder or charging steep, technical terrain, you might find its freestyle-focused design a bit limiting.

Railkiller Edges are thicker than standard edges, which significantly increases their resistance to cracking and compression. They are designed to withstand the repeated impact of sliding metal features, making this board a durable choice if you are hitting the park daily.

Ureshred Sidewalls act like a shock absorber for your board. They provide extra impact resistance against hard landings and rail hits, while also dampening vibration to give you a smoother, more stable feel underfoot.

Not at all. The Mercy was designed with input from female pros to be supportive enough for high-level tricks but accessible enough for progression. It offers a forgiving yet responsive ride that helps build confidence as you learn new features.

The Mercy features a profile designed to provide the pop and stability needed for freestyle riding while maintaining a playful feel. It balances the snap required for ollies with the flexibility needed to press rails comfortably.