GNU S CORP
Tech Specs
Price: $479.99
Size Options: 140, 144, 148, 152, 154, 154W, 156, 158W, 159
Flex: Medium
Profile: C3 Camber
Shape: Asymmetrical Twin
Performance Review
First Impression. The S Corp offers a “no surprises” ride that doesn’t require any adjustment period. From the first run, it felt like a standard, reliable deck with a subtle skate-inspired vibe. It is easygoing when you want to cruise at slower speeds, but it feels ready to let loose once you drop into the park.
Edge Hold. The edge hold is consistent with its laid-back personality. It provides a reliable connection to the snow for general resort riding and park laps.

Edge Transition. Transitions are smooth and predictable. The board moves with a relaxed rhythm that mirrors its skate-style DNA.
Drive // Pop. The board features a softer, more mellow pop rather than an explosive snap. It doesn’t require a lot of force or intent to engage, allowing you to ride however you want.
Nimbleness & Predictability. This board is highly predictable allowing for wider margin for error. It won’t throw you down if your landings aren’t perfect. It is especially fun for all-around rail riding and spinning out of features.
Stability at Speed. I rode this mainly on medium and smaller park features, where it felt right at home. While it isn’t the board for charging hard or hitting XL jump lines, it remains composed at typical park speeds.
Fun Factor. I didn’t need to think too much with this board; I was just able to do what I wanted, when I wanted. Having all my rail tricks dialed immediately made for a very satisfying session.
The Deep Dive
Who is this board for? Intermediate and above riders who are looking for a laid-back, predictable ride.
Overall Impression The Gnu S Corp is a straightforward, skate-style park board that values ease of use and forgiveness. It balances a medium flex with a mellow pop, making it an ideal choice for jibbing and medium features. It’s a “ready-to-ride” deck that feels comfortable from the first lap, encouraging a laid-back, creative approach to the mountain.




