Nitro Rook Dennis McNett Mid Wide Snowboard 2010

Nitro Rook Dennis McNett Mid Wide Snowboard 2010: The all new Nitro Rook Dennis McNett Mid Wide Snowboard is a smooth flexing true twin player with a mid-wide shape. The Nitro Rook Dennis McNett Snowboard has stacked the game in your favor with tuned Bi-Lite laminates and Nitro’s new ultra fast sintered base for high speed cruising. The new low camper construction keeps the Nitro Rook Dennis McNett Snowboard fun and forgiving on jibs, jumps and butters, while the new longer tip and tail make for an easy transition from the park to the pow.

• Flex and Rider Style – Park Flex: Specifically tuned for park riding, the park flex patter is forgiving yet responsive, allowing you to take your riding to the next level // Bi-Lite Laminate: Nitro’s riders trusted the Bi-Lite fiberglass for its unrivaled strength, powerful style and refined board feel // Balistic Impact Panel Laminates: 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.
• Construction and Core – X-Power Core: Tip-to-tail poplar woodcore with additional stringers of selected beech for unrivaled strength while smooth in response and insane snap.
• Sidecut and Edges – Dual Degressive Sidecut: Makes landings and takeoffs effortless without sacrificing powerful turns // RainKiller Edge: A heftier edge for better durability on rails and park features.
• 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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