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GNU Carbon High Beam MTX - 156 - 2008
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GNU Carbon High Beam MTX - 156 - 2008
Experience the enchantment of Gnu’s best-selling snowboard outfitted with the magic of Magne-Traction. The 2008 Gnu Carbon High Beam MTX uses quality Mervin sandwich construction and features a lightweight Aspen wood core with a flex fit for freestyle fun. Magne-Traction technology gives you serrated edges that grip where you need it most, for deliciously unbelievable control. And
with its rugged Eiss 5 Sidewalls providing super low swing weight and a CX 2500 low-maintenance base, the Gnu Carbon High Beam MTX is a twin-tipped speed machine. The graphic for the 2008 Gnu Carbon High Beam was designed by Tim Karpinksi with a Smith-Corona Classic 12 typewriter, and tells a short story about why Mervin Manufacturing is the best snowboard factory in the world. Experience that wonder for yourself, when you ride the expertly-designed 2008 Gnu Carbon High Beam MTX freestyle snowboard. Sandwich Construction Twin Shape — Twin tip and tails combined with a centered radial sidecut help this board ride equally well in both directions with a focus on freestyle performance. Park, power, pipe:perfect. Biaxial Glass — Two-way fiber orientation engineered to make the
difficult easy. Mervin A.5 Core — Full Aspen wood core with Eiss 5 edge pop and strength. EISS (External Internal Sidewalls System) 5 — Tough UHMW sidewalls on the exterior laminated to 5 layers of endgrain birch on the inside. Great on or off the snow plus ultra-light spin weight! CX 2500 Base — Hard, fast and virtually maintenance-free. A Gnu sublimination system exclusive. Magne-Traction 0.75 — Revolutionary snowboard geometry (licensed from Lib Tech) based on the needs of a snowboarder. Better edge hold, better freestyle, and all-around easy to ride. Tip Width:29.4cm Waist Width:25.2cm Tail Width:29.4cm Ability Level:Intermediate - Advanced Core Material:Mervin A.5 Core Effective Edge:119cm Sidecut Radius:8.3m
with its rugged Eiss 5 Sidewalls providing super low swing weight and a CX 2500 low-maintenance base, the Gnu Carbon High Beam MTX is a twin-tipped speed machine. The graphic for the 2008 Gnu Carbon High Beam was designed by Tim Karpinksi with a Smith-Corona Classic 12 typewriter, and tells a short story about why Mervin Manufacturing is the best snowboard factory in the world. Experience that wonder for yourself, when you ride the expertly-designed 2008 Gnu Carbon High Beam MTX freestyle snowboard. Sandwich Construction Twin Shape — Twin tip and tails combined with a centered radial sidecut help this board ride equally well in both directions with a focus on freestyle performance. Park, power, pipe:perfect. Biaxial Glass — Two-way fiber orientation engineered to make the
difficult easy. Mervin A.5 Core — Full Aspen wood core with Eiss 5 edge pop and strength. EISS (External Internal Sidewalls System) 5 — Tough UHMW sidewalls on the exterior laminated to 5 layers of endgrain birch on the inside. Great on or off the snow plus ultra-light spin weight! CX 2500 Base — Hard, fast and virtually maintenance-free. A Gnu sublimination system exclusive. Magne-Traction 0.75 — Revolutionary snowboard geometry (licensed from Lib Tech) based on the needs of a snowboarder. Better edge hold, better freestyle, and all-around easy to ride. Tip Width:29.4cm Waist Width:25.2cm Tail Width:29.4cm Ability Level:Intermediate - Advanced Core Material:Mervin A.5 Core Effective Edge:119cm Sidecut Radius:8.3m
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