GNU Banked Country

It’s a bit more effort to drive into a turn, but really rewards you when you put some muscle into it. Both have surprisingly good float if you don’t have a dedicated powder board. The Super 8 would probably match up especially well against the Gnu Banked Country - though the Salomon is available in a bigger length and has a camber bend that is a better match for my preferences. That being said, I haven’t ridden that Gnu.

Also, Gnu's Banked Country. C3 camber profile is playful and less catchy, especially between your feet, but still a proper camber too with plenty of drive and pop. Magnetraction isn't too much but gives you extra bite when you need it on ice and firm snow. More nimble but less stable at high speed than the A Frame, the Banked Country would be more fun in the trees and narrow chutes, less fun bombing big faces or long cruise runs.