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Nitro T1 Snowboard - 2010
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Nitro T1 Snowboard - 2010
A staple of Nitro's line for years, the T1 Snowboard only gets better with age. Kind of like expensive wines, or hot cougars. The soft twin flex and zero-camber shape deliver a forgiving yet poppy feel to help you tear apart kickers and jib lines with the ravenous appetite of 700 bloodthirsty chupacabras.
- Zero Camber profile reduces edge hang-ups to help you stomp more tricks without sacrificing pop off of jumps
- Mega-beefy Railkiller Edges resist dings, cracks, and blowouts
- Bi-Lite laminate uses bi-axial fiberglass for a soft, pressable flex
- Pop Band uses strategically placed fiberglass for increased snap without adding torsional flex
- Reflex Profile uses a thinned-down core for a forgiving flex and tons of board feel
Bottom Line: Shred and destroy.
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should i go nitro t1 or rome artifact rocker???
should i go nitro t1 or rome artifact rocker???
By: cro3801908
January 7, 2011
depends on what you will be riding. the artifact rocker will be great for rails and maybe some smaller jumps. i have a t1 its slightly stiffer and is nothing special for rails but its great for jumps of all sizes
By: reid ostlund
March 7, 2011
Im 5"10 and 160 should i got 153 or 156 i mainly ride p
Im 5"10 and 160 should i got 153 or 156 i mainly ride park
By: eric
November 6, 2010
153 would be solid. If you are hitting big jumps jump up to the next size for some more stability.
By: Patrick Tullos
November 19, 2010
id would go 153 im your weight and ride a 153 DC PBJ and i love it....so i would go 153 for sure...... hoped that helped
By: ben3403783
November 7, 2010
Sooooo poppy but nice and soft
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Patrick Tullos
August 24, 2010
This board is so so so poppy but also still really forgiving. The zero camber is a perfect compromise between the hang ups of regular camber and the wash out of reverse camber.
If i have a 10.5 size boot will i be ok with a regular or should
If i have a 10.5 size boot will i be ok with a regular or should i get a wide?
By: Daniel
October 5, 2010
Hey there. This board should be just fine for a 10.5. I have a 10.5 and it worked just fine for me. Euro carvs all day and no toe drag.
By: Patrick Tullos
October 6, 2010
Usually the cut off is an 11 boot. Its also dependant on how wide the waist of the board is. I ride a wide, but i also have size 12's. So aslong as ur boards waist is over 246 you will be fine. Thats pretty much what all the decks out now are, so you should be good on a reg
By: Kris McGregor
October 6, 2010
Will this board (153cm) fit to rome 390 L/XL bindings
Will this board (153cm) fit to rome 390 L/XL bindings
By: Francis Vézina
October 1, 2010
what is the waist width and what size boot are you wearing if you waist width is less than 150 i would think about looking for another board
ha just checked and the waist width is a 246 in my opinion that board is too narrow for a large extra large i would look for a wider board
By: James
October 2, 2010
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- twin
- Flex:
- soft
- Camber:
- zero camber
- Effective Edge:
- [153 cm ] 1170 mm
- Waist Width:
- [153 cm ] 246 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [153 cm ] 7.9 m
- Stance Width:
- [153 cm] 52 - 64 cm
- Stance Setback:
- centered
- Core:
- Powercore II (poplar wood)
- Base:
- sintered Speed Formula
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [159 cm] 130 - 175 lb
- Recommended Use:
- snowbvoarding, park, urban
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 years
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