Shape, Profile and Sidecut

Over the last few years, we’ve seen the emergence of asymmetric snowboards in the mainstream, and it may throw you a bit if you’re not used to riding with it. We’ll admit we thought it was all a bit of a gimmick when we first heard about it many moons ago, but like the power steering in a car, once you settle in it’s hard to go back.

Using this asym tech the Ladies Choice allows you to put more power through your heelside to counteract your body’s biomechanical inefficiencies, all in all you’ll get a snowboard that’s extra responsive, easier to control and able to drive power equally through both edges.

Gnu’s C2x profile is a hybrid, with a central rocker and camber running out towards the nose and tail. These work in harmony to deliver float in powder, stability on piste and pop in the park. It’s not too aggressive but we might recommend steering towards something a bit more mellow if you’re an absolute beginner. Less confident riders don’t be afraid of picking up this snowboard-it’s the older sibling, but not the bigger one. The Pro Choice is a stiffer, harder hitting option for those who are really looking to push their limits.

“Using this asym tech the Ladies Choice allows you to put more power through your heelside to counteract your body’s biomechanical inefficiencies”