Nitro Mercy Womens Snowboard 2024
Nitro Mercy Womens Snowboard 2024 - Lap the park or blast down a groomer, the Nitro Mercy Snowboard is a progression friendly women's snowboard that can do it all. The Cam-Out Camber offers camber underfoot with early rocker rise in the nose and tail, providing the snap and response you want to hit the biggest features in the park without sacrificing the flex and forgiveness you need for friendly progression and sky-high presses. The Railkiller Edges combined with our Ureshred Sidewalls allow you to take this Twin-shaped freestyle shred stick to the rails and boxes all season long – worry-free. If you are looking for a fun medium-flexing park-specific snowboard, do yourself a favor and follow some of the best female snowboarders in the world this season and learn something new on the Mercy.
- Cam-Out Camber: Basically a true camber shape with early and smooth transitions into the tip and tail for a fun and responsive board that turns on the spot and is forgiving
- Powercore II: Tip to tail poplar wood core with additional beech wood stringers for unrivaled strength, smooth response and insane snap
- Ureshred Sidewalls: Polyurethane sidewalls that are highly resistant against impacts and abrasion while also having excellent dampening characteristics.
- Bi-lite Laminates: Rider tested Bi-Lite laminates that are engineered for unrivalled strength, powerful style and refined board feel.
- Railkiller Edge: Twice as thick and twice as strong as standard edges so these edges can withstand any rails or rocks
- Premium Extruded FH Base: Durable and low maintenance with added speed
- Urban Flex: Smooth and loose ultra flexable boards that can be tweaked any you like but will never wash out
- Dual Degressive Sidecut: Blends a smaller radius in the center with two larger ones in the tip and tail for a loose and playful ride
- Twin shape
- Carbon Neutral Product
- Wood from well-managed forests
- 100% Natural Speed Wax
About Nitro Snowboards: Nitro was founded by Thomas Delago and Sepp Ardelt in 1990 at Veras Cafe in Seattle, Washington. Two snowboarders who were interested in progressing their passion for being in the mountains, by creating products and technologies to make snowboarding more accessible for everyone.
