G Lite 1 FSC certified poplar and paulownia wood core provides lightweight durability for versatile performance
Tri-Ax and Bi-Ax fiberglass sidewalls with Tough UHMW polyethylene enhance strength and longevity
Directional shape and medium flex offer excellent carving and control on groomed runs
Magne Traction base ensures reliable grip and easy maintenance
Hybrid camber profile balances stability and maneuverability for all-mountain riding
Summarized by Shop
Most of the time, we're actively pro-gravity - after all, it's the force that propels us down the hill when they're covered with snow. The exception is the GNU Antigravity C3 Snowboard, a light and nimble all-rounder that loves the air but thrives on the ground as well. Built around a G LITE 1 FSC Certified Poplar and Paulownia wood core
Core
G Lite 1 FSC certified poplar and paulownia wood
Side Walls
Tri-Ax and Bi-Ax fiberglass with Tough UHMW polyethylene
Base
EcoSublimated Magne Traction
Shape
Directional
Flex
Medium
Construction
Hybrid
Summarized by Shop
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I’d probably go 4.5/5 if I could the only downside for me is I have to personally put a pretty good amount of effort into turning but that’s what happens when you’re 5’10 175 and get a 162. I’m still barely intermediate, got this when I was about 10 days into riding. Now I’m at about 20 this season and it’s served me well for 10 days. Not as catchy as people say with the edges. That’s a skill issue. The edge digs hard here on the ice coast. You can tell it wants to pop and fly. It’s a beautiful looking board it person. It is MUCH faster than my old K2 playback. At speed it gives you extreme confidence. It was like going from a Corolla to a Corvette. It gave me the confidence for S turns and Ollies. If you’re a beginner this isn’t a bad board still. This one will grow with you.