NITRO · Nitro T1 Snowboard
Nitro T1 Snowboard
26/27 season
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The 2026 Nitro T1 is a twin board combining Cam Out Camber and the Whiplash Core Profile to maximise stability and pop across the whole range of park freestyle: rails, jumps and butters. Railkiller Edges and urethane sidewalls strengthen durability so it lasts through harsh park riding. Favoured by top pros such as Sam Taxwood, it's strongly recommended to intermediate and advanced riders who want peak performance in the park.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
A 'Cam Out Camber' profile combining standard camber underfoot with early lift at the nose and tail tips. It provides camber's support and pop alongside the tips' forgiveness, and the Whiplash Core Profile — thin between the bindings, thick toward tip and tail — strengthens pressing and stamping power.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A medium-hard flex befitting a stable, dependable park board. It's thin between the bindings so presses and butters come easily, and thick at the tip and tail for stomping power and stability on landings. Blight laminate and Power Core 2 (poplar plus beechwood stringers) keep it light while rich in pop.
Where it shines
Who it suits
A board specialised for freestyle tricks in park, on rails and on jumps, recommended for intermediates with some park skills through to pro-level advanced riders (Sam Taxwood, Benny Urban, Dominic Wagner and others). For beginners the setup is rather specialised.
Good
- ✓Fitted with 'Railkiller Edges', double-thickness and stronger, for rail and box grinding durability
- ✓The Cam Out Camber plus Whiplash Core Profile combination balances presses, butters, jump pop and landing stability
- ✓A recycled-material Eco Speed HD base has excellent speed retention and wax absorption
- ✓A twin shape plus centred stance optimises it for switch riding and learning tricks
- ✓Urethane sidewalls absorb rail impacts and improve durability
Not so good
- —Its park/freestyle-specific design lacks versatility across varied terrain such as powder, carving and all-mountain
- —Durability-strengthening elements such as Railkiller edges may add somewhat to weight compared with an ordinary freeride board
