2010 Nitro Team Black

From the manufacturer:
The team series has taken the combined effort of our riders like Bryan Fox and Josh Mills to design a board that kills it year after year. The concept behind the team series was to build a lightweight do it all freestyle board that can handle any condition you throw at it. The Powercore provides huge pop for flat ground tricks and stability for choppy landings. The Dual Degressive sidecut makes it easy to spin off jumps and prevents hooking in landings. It has a directional shape that comes in both standard and wide landings.

Board Insiders Notes:
The Team Black and Team White are the same board, just different colors, while the Team Gullwing features double camber.

Super Light Stable in the powder and most terrains Poppy Good stiffness so it was playful but stable Not sticky or catchy	Squirrelly at high speeds Some chatter at high speeds Trouble holding an edge
Overall this was a great board and fun to ride. It's a super light board that's great for jumping. Some of our more advanced riders did not find this to be soft enough for a freestyle-specific board, but really enjoyed its versatility all over the mountain. Built for riders who want a versatile board that will preform well all over the mountain. It can handle just about everything.

Powercore Bi-Lite Laminates

Dual Degressive Sidecut Profile Tip Hi-Def Fh Base

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