GNU Mullair C3

The you know the turn initiation super fast the turning experience super lively and fun. It feels like such a like kind of like a little bit heavier t...

Just keep your weight centered, that nose is going to come up and you're going to float nice and easy over the powder which has been a ton of fun out ...

So this is definitely for that aggressive all mountain freestyle rider that's version of freestyle is like powder 360s, maybe a nose roll here and the...

I ride the gnu mullair and I think it’s amazing. They discontinued the board this year, but you can still find them online.

You'll want a stiffer possibly directional board with a full camber (or at least mostly like a libtech c3 profile). Arbor A-frame, Burton Custom X, and lib tech ejack knife come to mind. Length depends on your weight and specific board, if you have a US size 11+ foot you should consider a wide model so you can carve deeper without booting out. If your slopes have a tendency to get icy, get something with edge tech like a lib tech ejack or gnu mullair.

Great board, it's very stable yet super playful. The low entry nose is awesome for float in deep snow but it still carves on a dime. Only complaint is it's a very narrow board so I do get some heel drag and I'm on a 155 with a size 9 boot. So make sure you got a small foot if your not getting a wide...

Rode a 159 Mullair last season and loved it! I'm not a fan of the other Lib Tech profiles but C3 kills it. Easier to carve than other camber profiles but tracks nicely. This board rode exactly as expected. Quick down the line, fast edge to edge transition, surfy in the pow, fun to ride. I prefer the...

I love this board, first rode it as a demo at timberline. I'd already researched a little about it before and happened upon it by chance to try it out and that sealed the deal. I really enjoy how stable the board feels riding flat while still having a quick edge to edge response for turning. It has ...

Dude... this board is so sick! Graphic for this year are dope, and the board rides like a dream. It's damp enough to go Mach 1 in chopped pow, significantly more so than other boards like the Ejack which I had for a season. It also pops insane when you press off the camber sections and fully commit....

After doing a lot of research I decided to get the Mullair. It's a great board! If you are looking for a board that's fast, holds a good edge, is great off piste, and can float well in power this is one of the best options. Definitely for Freeriding & All mountain.... not for the parks!