Gnu Gloss 2022

The 2022 Gnu Gloss is your perfect mid flexing, twin board that has a heavy focus on developing your park skills. Featuring a blunted nose and tail and a friendly C2e hybrid profile, this board loves to press, jump and slide all over the park. If you ever leave the park, the added Magnetraction allows you to rip around anywhere and perfect your style, all without blowing your budget.

 

Rider Level: Intermediate

Board Type: Park

Camber Type: C2e

Mild rocker between your feet with elliptical camber to the tip and tail gives you power and pop on groomers along with enhanced float in powder. Less loaded pressure in the tip and tail makes this camber more floaty and forgiving than regular C2.

Flex: 5/10 (1=soft, 10=stiff)

Shape: Twin

This twin shape is the same tip to tail, and can perform just as well in switch as it does regular.

Core: Unreal G1 ECO

A light, environmentally nice, and smooth core. Combines Aspen and Paulownia woods with Triax and Biax alloy glass for a strong, light, and poppy board.

Base: Eco-Sublimated Co-Ex

A fast, tough base that’s easy to maintain.

Mounting Pattern: 2×4 inserts

Additional Features:

Eco Sublimated Poly Top – This topsheet is made using an eco-friendly sublimation process.

UHMW Sidewalls – Tough and fast sidewalls.

Magnetraction – 7 strategically placed serrations along the edges of the board grip onto the snow and hold a strong edge in any condition.

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SIZE CHART

Length (cm)	Contact Length (cm)	Waist (mm)	Nose / Tail Width (cm)	Sidecut (m)	Max Stance (cm)	Setback (cm)	Weight Range (kg)
130	97	230	26.1	6.9	53.3	0	35-45
136	103	226	26.1	7.8	55.88	0	35-55
140	105	233	27.2	7.9	55.88	0	40-60
144	107	235	27.6	8	59.69	0	45-64
148	110	239	27.9	8.1	59.69	0	50-73

 

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