Gnu Carbon Credit Asym 2017-2019 Snowboard Review
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| Riding Style | Freestyle |
| Riding Level | Beginner - Expert |
| Fits Boot size (US) | < 8, 8-10, 10-12, > 12 |
| Manufactured in | USA by Mervin |
| Shape | Asymmetrical Twin |
| Camber Profile | Continuous Rocker |
| Stance | Centered |
| Approx. Weight | Feels Normal |
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Gnu Carbon Credit Asym 2019 - 2017 Review by The Good Ride
The Gnu Carbon Credit Asymmetrical is a nice evolution of the Carbon credit and a great entry level freestyle board for those that know they want to make their way to the park. It’s also a great board for riding in harder conditions. Not much changed from 2017-2019 except this is the only Carbon Credit option now.
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Size: 159
Days: 1
Conditions: Great mid-winter Sierra conditions.
Riders: James, Peter, Jimbo
Boots: Burton SLX,
Bindings: Bent Metal
Set Up: Centered close to 23″ 15 front -15 back.
Approximate Weight: Felt normal bordering on being a touch heavy.
Flex: Kinda medium/soft bordering on medium flex but on snow it feels a bit softer as it’s super easy to butter.
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Best For The Money
This board is a real gem. I I can say it is a allmountain board. Very good value for your money. It can handle everything from carving to park riding to pow decently. Of course if you want an all mountain-freeride specific board you can look for a gnu mullair but for a much higher price. The good part of this board is that it does not empty your pocket, very affordable, but at the same time a very decent nice board.
