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Nitro Team Series Gull-Wing Snowboard - 2009
Designed by guys like Bryan Fox and Josh Mills, the Nitro Team Series Gull-Wing Snowboard gives you the best of both cambers to slay all-mountain terrain with the kind of style usually restricted to the park. Reverse camber between the bindings delivers better board feel, float and a loose freestyle ride, while reverse camber at the tips and tails ensures aggressive turns, edge hold and control at speed. Combined with a Dual Degressive sidecut that keeps takeoffs and landings hook-free, this Nitro Team Series breaks new ground.
- Powercore provides strength and balanced board feel and flex
- Profile Tip is tapered to disperse energy, improve float and reduce swing weight
- Hi-Def FH Base is hard, fast, and tough
Bottom Line: The Nitro team’s MVP.
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The description says reverse camber under the bindings, but is
The description says reverse camber under the bindings, but is that correct? Or is it supposed to be camber under the bindings and reverse toward the ends?
By: Cherry Cola
February 21, 2010
HI Cherry Cola, the gullwing camber has positive camber underneath the feet. The rocker camber is positioned in between the bindings. By having the rocker between the bindings it relieves pressure out at the contact points of the nose and tail. Having a little bit of camber underneath the bindings helps out if you ever get off center with your balance. This little bit of camber under the bindings also keeps the nose and tail from slipping out from underneath you, when your giving it in a turn or landings. Hope this helps.. T
By: Tonino Copene
February 22, 2010
Medium - Stiff All Mountain
By:
Rich Wheeler
February 2, 2010
I was excited to give this a try, to due to the gullwing camber. One of my current decks is the Sub Zero, which I like a lot. I was hoping this would be a slightly stiffer sub zero. While this was stiffer (around a 6 out of 10, which 10 being stiff as steel), it was not twin shaped. This board is listed correctly as a directional twin. In this case, it means the nose and tail have the same flex, but the nose is around 1-2 inches bigger than the tail. The directionality of it, bummed me out.
If you are looking for all mountain, this kills it. If you are looking for a stiffer sub zero, look into the future.
This is not park!
By: Nyke
March 21, 2010
I really like this board! A really fun all-mountain deck.
Gullwing rules!
How Would this Board do in the Back Country?
How Would this Board do in the Back Country?
By: Luke Folsom
February 8, 2010
If you are into Rocker type camber this board will perform very well. Its nose and tail are pretty drawn out, so it has good float in powder. The gullwing camber makes it easy to start off in powder or packed powder conditions. The board is also stiff enough to handle speeds and landings without washing out. It also has a half inch set back from the nose. Very fun all around board
By: Tonino Copene
February 22, 2010
Killer board
By:
Gareth Loosle
December 19, 2009
I love this board. Not only is it one of the most visually pleasing boards I've ever seen, its well built and functional. the board is pretty stiff, but flexible enough for jumps. I highly recommend this board to anyone...The camber on this baby rocks.
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 152cm, 155cm, 157cm, 159cm, 162cm
- Shape:
- Directional Twin, Gullwing camber
- Effective Edge:
- [157cm] 1190mm
- Waist Width:
- [157cm] 250mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [157cm] 11.3/7.3/11.3m
- Stance Width:
- [157cm] 52-64cm (20.5-25.2in)
- Stance Setback:
- 1.5cm
- Core Material:
- Powercore (poplar wood)
- Base:
- Hi-def FH
- Rider Weight:
- 130-175lbs
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 Year
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