Gear Guide – Nitro 2021 Team, Snowboard Video Review

March 3rd, 2021

 

Mountainwatch | Joe Stanco

Now that summer is officially over and it’s a little over three  months until the start of the 2021 season, we thought we’d start checking out some hardware to get you thinking about updating for the upcoming winter. We are starting out with a snowboard review of the 2021 Nitro Team which our snowboard expert Joe Stanco tested in a 157 length last winter in Thredbo.  Joey likes it and reckons the Team is a good all-rounder for Australian conditions. It is available now in all good snowboard stores. 

Here’s what Joey has to say:

“The Nitro Team comes in sizes for everyone starting at 149 and ending at 165W. In this video I rode the 157 which is a large board for me. The Nitro Team comes in True Camber and Gullwing Shape. If you want a board to progress and make you a better ride, choose camber.

Nitro Team is perfect board for someone who wants one board to ride the mountain and park. Team is directional twin, meaning the nose is 15mm longer than the tail. The Team will also give you enough flexibility and playfullness to rip through the park.”

 

Shape Directional Twin

Camber Trüe

Width Standard, Wide

Flex All Terrain

Sidecut Dual Degressive

Special features

Powerlite Core

Reflex Core Profile

Bi-lite Laminates

Sintered Speed Formula HD Base

 

Joey, having some fun on the Team 157 in Thredbo last season.

Known to some as “Snow Guru Joe”, Joe Stanco has a passion for snow, snowboarding and everything that goes with it. Joey is an expert boot fitter, amateur snowboarder and product tester with “a passion for helping others find the right gear.”

 He founded Joey’s Myoko in Myoko Kogen, Japan, a service/demo centre and retail store for locals and travellers and during the Australian season he does his thing out of the ESS store Jindy.

 When he’s not fitting boots and giving expert advice to customers Joey is on the mountain doing a bit of “R&D” on the latest snowboards. Whether you are into pow, park or shredding the groomed, Joey can recommend the right board for you.  Hit it up on his Facebook link below if you have any questions or are looking for advice.

https://www.facebook.com/joeys.myoko.9