Nidecker Merc

Okay, I've got here the 2020 Nidecker Merc. This is an all-mountain directional twin, built for a little bit of freestyle, a little bit of park, a lit...

With the Merc, we've ripped all that up. This is not only the best value board on snow today, it's also for all levels of riding on all terrain.

This has been my review of the Nite Ecker Merc. Do you agree with it? Do you disagree with it? Do you own one?

All gear is 20/21 and has been ridden about 4-8 times since purchasing new in late season sales this March, so in like new condition. For boards I have: Gnu Antigravity 156, and Nidecker Merc 159. For Bindings I have Burton Cartel re/flex, and Flow Fenix rear entries. I use 32 Lashed double boa size 10.5 for boots with any combination board / binding.

Current setup is Nidecker Merc with Flow NX2 bindings and some old K2 Darko boots. I'm liking it as an all around setup seems esp well suited to bombing hills, but ideally I'd like to buy a board for park and a board for backcountry as well; just one of em this time around unless GME really does go to the moon. Which type of board to grab first I'm not sure: I've never been out west for boarding and am planning on changing that next season.

Lower end of intermediate rider, mainly groomed pistes, some pow, no freestyle. Nidecker Merc + Jones Mercury (I could get an Apollo for the same price but figure it might end up being too hard in the end).

Lower end of intermediate rider, mainly groomed pistes, some pow, no freestyle. Nidecker Merc + Jones Mercury (I could get an Apollo for the same price but figure it might end up being too hard in the end).