Gnu Street Series BTX Snowboard - 2010

Hey Jacob,

This board is made for pressing and jibbing like no other...But at the same time, the magne traction edges and Banana Tech camber allow it to go all mountain.

Thanks, that was perfect.. One more question if im about 6 ft 150 lbs would i wanna go with a 52 or 54?

Yes.... Yes it does heres the link to the GNU web site it'll give you any info you will need on this board http://www.gnu.com/snowboards/street-series/.... hope that helped

It depends on your weight and the size board you choose, but mainly your skill. If you can handle jumps than the board can, same goes for spins. If you're hitting 80 foot booters then you'll probably do better on a board that is a bit stiffer, but for general park riding and jumps the board will be able to handle everything you can. I'm 190lbs and I've hit 30-40ft kickers on a 152 no prob, its more on you than the board.

i wear a 10.5 but they are low profile and I think you could fit up to 11.5 With a 13 i would look for a mid-wide board

I ride a Street series and love it. I am 5'11" and weigh 170 lbs. and have a size 10.5 boot. I rock the 154 It don't think I would go any smaller. I feel like I am the biggest person you could fit on the 154. I like that though cause I can butter the the thing like no other. I like the smaller board cause I can throw it around. I have even had a lot of powder days on it and and with the BTX technology you can do that. Awesome deck!!!

I would usually recommend that you size down with the BTX construction, but at 5'8" and 170lbs, I wouldn't go smaller than the 154cm. Stick with that 154 and you'll be loving life all season!