GNU Riders Choice BTX snowboard
Saturday, 10. 25. 2008
- One of the top 10 2009 snowboards (Transworld Snowboarding)
- Banana Tech won Snowboard Mag’s Platinum design award and innovation of the year.
- Sizes available: 148, 149, 150, 151, 151.5, 152, 153, 154, 154.5, 155, 156, 157, 157.5, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166
Rocker technology taking the 2008/2009 snowboard season by STORM! Same great Riders Choice designs with Banana Technology. Zack Leach has been testing his banana all last year and he has found it works great everywhere in any conditions.
Buy a GNU Riders Choice BTX online for $519
Also available for $518.95 from proboardshop.com
Have you ridden a GNU Riders Choice BTX? If so, please add your GNU Riders Choice BTX review in the comments below.
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October 25th, 2008 at 2:03 pm
The banana rocker technology makes it poppier and snapier in the park, better for nose to tail presses, and floats better in deeper snow. Really stable in icy conditions.
February 8th, 2009 at 5:58 pm
I just switched from a TRS MTX to a GNU Riders Choice BTX. I couldn’t be happier, the banana action is sooooo fun.
“WARNING this is not your old snowboard” Due to the tremendous traction of Lib-Tech’s Magnetraction and the precicely insane response of banana action you WILL find yourself going WAY to fast on icy conditions with out noticing how icy it really is!
I have not tried it in pow yet, no snow, but the only differences on ice/groomers/hardpack/D.O.C./etc. I can tell between MTX and BTX are;
1. Your under foot control is greatly enhanced with BTX, 100 yard tail press/manuals are no problem even if you couldn’t do them before.
2. Landings are eaisier, you just roll into them.
3. Cat tracks are strange with MTX/BTX I have talked with a number of MTX/BTX riders and the one thing that you never do with a non MTX/BTX board is ride with your base flat, but with MTX/BTX if you ride flat the extra edge points keep you in line so you do not catch edges while flattracking you just speed on by all of those annoying skiiers.
-Ti Archer, Boise Idaho-