Gnu Free Spirit 2025

The 2025 Gnu Free Spirit is what Jamie Anderson trades her competition board for when the snow gets deep. This female-specific short, wide model is made for zipping through the trees, carving up groomers, and floating through deep powder without breaking a sweat. The extended nose and turned up tail of the Free Spirit float effortlessly and power over rough snow, and the short contact points and deep sidecut let you turn hard and fast, plus the naturally wider waist width allows you to size down for more agile performance without sacrificing float or drag-free turns. Take on the mountain with confidence with this eco-friendly freeride masterpiece.

Rider Level: Intermediate - Advanced

Board Type: All Mountain Freeride

Camber Type: C3

Very mild rocker between your feet with powerful camber to the tip and tail. This is Mervins version of traditional camber, offering maximum edge hold, pop, power and precision with extra float and carve.

Flex: 7/10 (1=soft, 10=stiff)

Shape: Directional

This board has a floaty nose, tapered tail, and a setback stance for effortless float in powder and powerful forward-facing performance.

Core: Unreal G3 Eco

The lightest, environmentally nicest, and smoothest core from Gnu. Combines Aspen, Balsa and Paulownia woods with Triax and Biax alloy glass for a super smooth ride and lighter weight.

Base: Sintered

Fast and rugged with maximum wax retention.

Mounting Pattern: 2x4 inserts

Additional Features:

Eco Sublimated Bio Beans Topsheet - A bio-plastic made from beans. Good for your board, and good for the environment.

UHMW Sidewalls - Tough, fast, and environmentally friendly sidewalls.

Magnetraction - 7 strategically placed serrations along the edges of the board grip onto the snow and hold a strong edge in any condition.

SIZE CHART

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