Nitro Santoku 156 2023 Snowboard uni
Description
The Santoku is the absolute all-rounder among snowboards and was designed together with the all-rounder among snowboarders: Elias Elhardt. With its All-Terrain Twin Shape and the extended nose and tail, it offers the best conditions for more float in powder and longer butters on the slopes. Unlimited freestyle creativity for any terrain, from snowy peaks to the park. The Nitro Santoku is a board that invites you to jib in any terrain. Riding style An all-mountain/freestyle board for advanced riders - carving turns on the slopes, surf turns in the powder or creative runs from the park to the summit. With this board the good times never end. Shape The True Twin shape is perfectly symmetrical for a balanced ride that's equally versatile when ridden forward or switch. The Dual Degressive Sidecut combines a smaller radius in the middle with two larger radii in the nose and tail, making the board simple to control and playful. Profile The traditional Camber profile consists of only one positive camber from nose to tail. This profile offers high stability, good edge control and plenty of pop. Flex The medium flex makes the board perfect for just about anything. Not too hard for jibbing and not too soft for powder runs. Construction The Powercore II is a poplar wood core with beech wood stringers, for unmatched stability, smooth response and incredible pop. The Reflex Core profile is a thinner board profile between the bindings which improves torsional flex and allows you to turn the board more easily. Diamond Laminates are balanced layers of carbon for more snap and a lively ride. This provides a smooth yet powerful ride. The Sintered Speed Formula ll Base is exclusive to Nitro's high-end boards. A Nanotech wax formula is infused deep into the molecular mass of the sintered lining material, making it lightning fast and extremely durable. FeaturesTrüe Camber profileAll-Terrain Twin ShapeDual Degressive sidecutPowercore IIReflex core profileDiamond laminatesSintered Speed Formula II baseGraphic by Jesse Williams
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