Product Details
The GNU Head Space C3 Snowboard is Forest Bailey's vision of pure freestyle innovation built into a pill shaped twin. It stomps hard in park sessions, jibs, and street features yet still rips groomers when the mood strikes. The precision of C3 camber powered by Magne Traction edges delivers crisp response and edge hold in all conditions. A medium flex balanced by a lightweight G Lite 2 wood core and carbon reinforcements offers explosive pop with forgiving control. It's a board that invites creativity lap after lap while staying durable enough for serious progression
Features
Rider Skill Level - Best suited for advanced to expert riders who want aggressive freestyle power
Terrain Focus - Designed for freestyle progression but capable across park, pipe, and all-mountain lines
Board Profile - C3 hybrid camber delivers precision, energy, and reliable edge hold at high speeds
Flex Rating - Medium flex balances pop and press-ability for versatility in freestyle performance
Board Shape - True twin symmetry provides equal control and balance when riding regular or switch
Core Construction - G Lite 2 FCS core blends lightweight woods for pop, durability, and ollie response
Carbon Enhancements - Carbon power bands boost rebound and snap without adding unnecessary weight
Edge Tech - Magne Traction serrated edges increase edge hold and control in icy or firm conditions
Base Type - Eco sublimated sintered base delivers speed, durability, and long-lasting wax absorption
Mounting System - Standard 2x4 insert pattern ensures reliable binding compatibility
Sustainability - Eco sublimated graphics and responsibly sourced materials reduce environmental impact
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Tech Specs
Recommended Use: Freestyle, All-Mountain
Snowboard Shape: True Twin
Snowboard Profile: Camber - C3 Hybrid
Core: G Lite 2 FCS Wood Blend
Construction: Triaxial and Biaxial Fiberglass with Carbon Power Bands
Bolt Pattern: 2x4
Flex: Medium
Gender: Men
Edge Tech: Magne Traction
Sidewalls: Royal Rubber Dampening
Made In: USA
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year
