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The 2010 TWS Good Wood winner, the Swindle, is probably the best value we at Nitro offer. For fewer than 4 bills you get a board that will put more expensive boards to shame. If you’re looking at the DH, Darkstar, Twin, Graft or any other twin park deck in the $450 price range make sure you look at the Swindle first.

For 2010 we updated the Swindle with a softer Street Flex, perfect for pressing anything in sight as well as added our flat Zero Camber for a catch free and predictable smooth ride. These new construction features join the already impressive fast as 4#!! Scratch and Rip FH base and the thickest edge on the market, the Rail Killer Edge.

The Swindle is Jon Kooley’s board of choice and the basis for his Pro One Off. Kooley rides the Swindle everywhere from SLC rails to Alaska wedges. The Swindle will definitely help take your riding to the next level and will look good doing it.

Like you the Swindle is unique. After taking all the damage you can dish out no two Swindle boards will look the same. Thanks to our Scratch and Rip FH base you can show your scars with our double layer base that lets a pop color bleed through the scratches you make from hitting rails, stairs, rocks and stumps. Show us your scars and your personality with the Swindle.

The T1 is a team favorite and is the first board everyone asks me about. This year we updated the 2009 TWS Good Wood winner by adding a softer Park Flex and our flat Zero Camber. Zero Camber is quickly becoming my favorite riding camber story in our line. The Zero Camber on the T1 is confidence inspiring and predictable. It is catch free without the unstable and lethargic feeling of many companies Rocker.

The T1 is at home anywhere in the Park but can handle the occasional tree run or BC line. The T1 is loaded with Rail Killer edges, the thickest most durable edge in the industry as well as our fast as $%!! FH base that ensures if you don’t clear a jump it’s your fault you speed checked.

Dollar for dollar the T1 will out perform boards that cost a couple hundred bucks more. Give the new 2010 T1 a ride and you’ll see why it’s Knut’s favorite board. If you want a board that can take abuse day after day and still leave a simile on your face at the end of the season the T1 is the way to go. Check out the below link to see Knut killing everything in sight on the T1.

http://www.knuteliassen.com/2009/06/video-from-nitro-super-session.html

The Nitro Team board has been in the line for almost 10 years for a reason. It performs anywhere, anytime and in any condition. The Directional Twin shape of the Team is equally at home hitting park jumps as it is taking on backcountry lines.

This year we updated the 2009 TWS Good Wood winner with our all new Mtn Flex, the perfect blend of snap and pop to take on anything you can throw at it.If you’ve never ridden a Nitro board before take a spin on the Team.

This board represents what we’re all about. Solid performance you can count on in any condition without breaking the bank. The Team will out perform boards that cost hundreds more and will do it in stride.

There is a reason Nitro has been in business for 20 years with the original owners and founders at the helm and the Team board is proof of our dedication to snowboarding.The Team board is the deck of choice for our pro rider Bryan Fox. Bryan is as no nonsense as they come.

If you need a board that is no nonsense and full of performance the Team board should be your board. Take a look at the link below to see Fox slaying it on his Team 157 pro model. http://blog.quiksilver.com/?p=4377

The T1 is a team favorite and is the first board everyone asks me about. This year we updated the 2009 TWS Good Wood winner by adding a softer Park Flex and our flat Zero Camber. Zero Camber is quickly becoming my favorite riding camber story in our line. The Zero Camber on the T1 is confidence inspiring and predictable. It is catch free without the unstable and lethargic feeling of many companies Rocker.

The T1 is at home anywhere in the Park but can handle the occasional tree run or BC line. The T1 is loaded with Rail Killer edges, the thickest most durable edge in the industry as well as our fast as $%!! FH base that ensures if you don’t clear a jump it’s your fault you speed checked.

Dollar for dollar the T1 will out perform boards that cost a couple hundred bucks more. Give the new 2010 T1 a ride and you’ll see why it’s Knut’s favorite board. If you want a board that can take abuse day after day and still leave a simile on your face at the end of the season the T1 is the way to go. Check out the below link to see Knut killing everything in sight on the T1.

http://www.knuteliassen.com/2009/06/video-from-nitro-super-session.html

The Rook is by far my favorite board in the Nitro line and by far the best board I've ridden in years. I like to have one board that can do it all. Powder, rails, jumps and trees, I've yet to find a condition the Rook hasn't been able to handle.

I've ridden the Rook in the Italian Alps, New England, UT, Northern California, MT Hood and in Washington.

The Rook is the one board I travel with because I know no matter what the conditions are like I'm guaranteed to have fun.

The Rook has the perfect Park Flex with catch free and predictable Zero Camber. The Rook's flat Zero Camber makes it feel like a pre-broken in board right out of the wrapper, it feels so natural, like you have been riding for months, but it still has all the fresh pop and kick of a new deck. It's easily the best of both worlds between Rocker and Camber.

It is impossible to not have fun the Rook. From it’s solid feel, lightweight and durable Austrian construction, to it's stable mid-wide shape and Zero Camber this board begs to be pushed hard, go fast and hit every bump, jib and jump in sight.

The Rook is the board of choice for the majority of the Nitro Team, our Sales Reps, Team Manager, in house staff and myself the Sales Director for Nitro. Jump on the Rook, you’ll be stoked you did.

Check the link to see our team riders Ricky and Joe having a blast on the Rook in the Canyons mini park. http://vimeo.com/3834491