Nitro Misfit Snowboard 2010

Nitro Misfit Snowboard 2010: The Nitro Misfit Snowboard is not your typical deck – it’s a directional twin with a powder nose and tail designed for all mountain rippage. The stretched nose and tail design enables you to pull switch spins and stomp powder landings without diving under. Combined with Nitro’s new sintered speed formula base for hauling ass and barging big terrain at will. The Nitro Misfit Snowboard was designed for the rider who learns a trick in the park just so they can take it to the backcountry and adapt it to high speed gaps and big mountain drops.

• Flex and Rider Style – All Terrain Flex: Nitro’s most versatile flex pattern, combining signature pop with smooth response, allowing you to tear up the whole mountain.
• Construction and Core – Powerlight Core: The highest grade ultra-lightweight poplar makes the perfect ride with lots of pop and unmatched strength at minimum weight // Balistic Impact Panel: Kevlar is used in bullet proof vests and body armor to protect your core. Nitro uses it in strategic places around the binding-to-board interface to protect the construction from impacts during hard landings. Many times stringer and way lighter than common titanal reinforcements // Tri-Lite Laminate: The perfect blend of flex and torsion control. A Nitro tuned Tri-Lite glass with fibers running in 3 directions makes for a quick-turning and trustworthy board when on edge // Rock Bands: Extracted from ston
• Sidecut and Edges – Tri-Progressive Sidecut: Three radii blended to accelerate you through your turn to set up for that next trick.
• Base – Speed Formula Base: Freakin’ fast, strong and low-maintenance, this material compound of high molecular weight PE and Hyperglide wax additives pushes Nitro’s pros to go bigger than anybody else.
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