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Nitro Team Series Gullwing Snowboard - 2011
Nitro's Team Series Gullwing Snowboard is a great choice for riders who want the hook-free feel of reverse camber without sacrificing pop or control at speed. With a lightweight construction and a flex dialed for all-mountain freestyle crushing, the Team series is better than ever.
- Gullwing profile uses rocker between your feet and camber zones underfoot for a blend of float, pop, and catch-free looseness
- Dual Degressive sidecut blends multiple radii (we love typing that word) for fewer snags on takeoffs and landings, as well as powerful turns
- Lightweight, tip-to-tail poplar wood Powercore offers a just-right all-mountain flex
- Profile Tip construction thins out the core at the tip/tail for reduced swing weight and easier spins
Bottom Line: Get a high-end ride without dipping into your pass fund for next season.
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Sick board.
By:
Matt Pierce
January 5, 2012
I own a 159 wide and figured I'd post my review here as well.
I set it up with 2011 Blackhawk bindings. This board is great. Stiffer than my Rook and more of an aggressive ride. I'm about 6'2" 175lbs and riding the 159W (my 2011 Rook is a 154). I feel like this board just begs to go fast and be ridden hard. First time out I was thrown down a couple times because one moment of not paying attention can be disastrous. This is NOT a beginner board. It is responsive and reacts to like every little movement. It is stable for bombing because of the bigger size I got and the gullwing profile allows it to turn with so much ease while still keeping great edgehold. It also has great pop. I haven't gotten enough time on it to really say anything about durability, but i underlfipped a frontflip and the tail hit ice hard and no damage was visible. A beginner also ran into me and hit my board... again, no damage. I've been riding Nitros for years. Every board I've own by them has been amazing and this board is no exception. Not the best rail board, but that's why I have my Rook. Definitely awesome for charging and jumps. I could see it being softer and more all-around in a smaller size as well.
the gullwing rocker allows your board to hold a much better edge than normal rocker. the cambered area underfoot grips well. If you ride back east, this would be a good park board that will ride the rest of the mtn well. If you want even better edge hold, you could go with a board that has a type of magne-traction.
By: Brandon Collett
March 21, 2012
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By: Matt Pierce
January 5, 2012
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Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- directional twin
- Flex:
- medium stiff (all terrain)
- Camber:
- hybrid (Gullwing)
- Effective Edge:
- [152 cm ] 1160 mm; [155 cm ] 1180 mm; [157 cm ] 1190 mm; [159 cm ] 1200 mm; [162 cm ] 1230 mm
- Waist Width:
- [152 cm ] 246 mm; [155 cm ] 248 mm; [157 cm ] 250 mm; [159 cm ] 252 mm; [162 cm ] 254 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [152 cm ] 10.7 / 6.8 / 10.7 m; [155 cm ] 11 / 7.2 / 11 m; [157 cm ] 11.3 / 7.3 / 11.3 m; [159 cm ] 11.7 / 7.3 / 11.7 m; [162 cm ] 12.8 / 8.1 / 12.8 m
- Stance Width:
- 20.5 - 25.2 in
- Stance Setback:
- 15 mm
- Core:
- poplar wood
- Base:
- sintered
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [152 cm] 110 - 155 lb; [155 cm] 120 - 165 lb; [157 cm] 130 - 175 lb; [159 cm] 145 - 185 lb; [162 cm] 155 + lb
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