NITRO · Nitro Phase Snowboard
Nitro Phase Snowboard
25/26 season
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Color makeup
Multicolour
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Expert reviews 2
The Nitro Phase is a newly introduced all-mountain directional board for the 2025/26 season, combining a dual degressive sidecut with Cam Out camber to provide playful yet versatile riding. A balanced flex rating of 6 and excellent damping make it usable across varied terrain including groomers, powder, park and tree runs, and it's a high-value board recommendable broadly from intermediates to advanced riders.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
Nitro's 'Cam Out' camber profile keeps standard camber through the whole board, then lifts slightly like rocker toward the nose and tail just before the contact points. It assists powder float, smooths turn entry and exit, and makes the board feel shorter so you can ride it playfully.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A medium-stiff flex at Nitro's 6, which doesn't feel rigid and has good torsional flex that adds playfulness. Along with decent pop, it damps excellently on bumpy snow.
Where it shines
Who it suits
A medium-stiff flex of 6 suits everyone from weekly riders to pros rather than beginners. A dual degressive sidecut makes turn initiation easy so intermediates can enjoy it fully, and with stability and pop it delivers satisfying performance for advanced riders too.
Good
- ✓The dual degressive sidecut makes turn entry smooth, providing a natural turn flow with no chatter or hooking
- ✓Cam Out camber makes it feel shorter and more playful than its actual size while maintaining stability
- ✓The mid-wide design makes edge control easy with no heel or toe drag
- ✓It has high refinement and all-mountain versatility for a reasonable price
Not so good
- —The extruded base may fall somewhat short of a sintered base in speed and glide performance
- —Verification data for the Cam Out profile's powder float effect in powder conditions is limited, so powder performance needs further confirmation
The Nitro Phase is a newly introduced all-mountain directional board for the 2025/26 season, combining a dual degressive sidecut with Cam Out camber to provide playful yet versatile riding. A balanced flex rating of 6 and excellent damping make it usable across varied terrain including groomers, powder, park and tree runs, and it's a high-value board recommendable broadly from intermediates to advanced riders.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
Nitro's 'Cam Out' camber profile keeps standard camber through the whole board, then lifts slightly like rocker toward the nose and tail just before the contact points. It assists powder float, smooths turn entry and exit, and makes the board feel shorter so you can ride it playfully.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A medium-stiff flex at Nitro's 6, which doesn't feel rigid and has good torsional flex that adds playfulness. Along with decent pop, it damps excellently on bumpy snow.
Where it shines
Who it suits
A medium-stiff flex of 6 suits everyone from weekly riders to pros rather than beginners. A dual degressive sidecut makes turn initiation easy so intermediates can enjoy it fully, and with stability and pop it delivers satisfying performance for advanced riders too.
Good
- ✓The dual degressive sidecut makes turn entry smooth, providing a natural turn flow with no chatter or hooking
- ✓Cam Out camber makes it feel shorter and more playful than its actual size while maintaining stability
- ✓The mid-wide design makes edge control easy with no heel or toe drag
- ✓It has high refinement and all-mountain versatility for a reasonable price
Not so good
- —The extruded base may fall somewhat short of a sintered base in speed and glide performance
- —Verification data for the Cam Out profile's powder float effect in powder conditions is limited, so powder performance needs further confirmation
