NITRO · Nitro Phase x Cinelli Snowboard
Nitro Phase x Cinelli Snowboard
26/27 season
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The Nitro Phase is an all-mountain directional board newly released for the 2025/26 season, combining a dual degressive sidecut with a Cam Out camber profile to provide easy, playful riding. A balanced flex rating of 6 and excellent damping performance make it usable for multiple purposes across the whole mountain including powder, groomers and park. It's well worth recommending to intermediates and above looking for a practical all-mountain board that spans a broad range of riders at a reasonable price.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
Nitro's 'Cam Out' camber profile runs standard camber through the whole board with the nose and tail tips lifting slightly into rocker just before the contact points — a hybrid camber construction. It assists powder float, eases turn entry and exit, and makes the board feel shorter and more playful than its actual length.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
Nitro rates the flex 6, on the border of medium and hard. It isn't rigid, has good torsional flex and combines pop with damping for a playful character. It damps sufficiently on bumps and rough snow.
Where it shines
Who it suits
Usable broadly from weekend riders to pros, its easy, fun ride means intermediates can enjoy it fully. That said, its all-mountain performance suits riders with some fundamentals rather than complete beginners.
Good
- ✓The dual degressive sidecut allows smooth, easy turn entry and exit with no chatter or hooking
- ✓It provides a playful ride feel, feeling shorter and lighter than its actual size (159)
- ✓The all-mountain directional shape delivers versatile performance across varied snow including powder, groomers, park and tree runs
- ✓It boasts excellent value with high quality for a reasonable price
Not so good
- —By the nature of the Cam Out profile, the powder float effect is hard to feel fully in spring slush conditions
- —Using an extruded base, speed and glide performance may be somewhat lower than a sintered base
