Nidecker Megalight - 2012

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stats: Recommended for freeride riding

Some might say the Nidecker Megalight plays second fiddle to the more expensive Ultralight but there are very few differences. The Megalight still has Grip Tech edges, a Swiss made nano carbon 8800 grade base, 3D construction and Carbon fibre laminates, so the cash saving doesn’t really mean any change in performance at all. Available with a traditional camber of Freeride Camrock profile.

Manufacturer's Description:

Despite its aggressive air, due to its construction, the Megalight is adapted to all riding styles and excels in all of snow conditions. Its construction combines hitech materials and traditional craftsmanship. From well groomed slopes to power without a single worry. This board knows how to handle any kind of terrain, thanks to its performance driven construction and shock absorbing features. Also available in a CAMROCK shaped version for those who want to add more fun in their edge to edge transitions and power riding!

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Year: 2012

Available Lengths (cm):
158, 163, 163W, 167W, 176W

Riding Style:
Freeride

Specifications:

Freeride Camrock
9000 sintered base
Master Composite wood core
Multi Carbon fibreglass
3D N Concept core profiling
Aluminium tip protectors
Elastomer Shock Absorbers
Freeflex 2.0 tips
Ultimate Grip edges

User Reviews

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Carver92 on February 06, 2012 at 09:15 PM

After Palmer stopped distributing in the US, I spent a long time looking for a replacement for my old Palmer Honeycomb. After riding almost every highend deck out there, I was able to take a test ride on a Megalight. This thing blew me away! Not only does it have amazing edgehold here on East Coast ice, but the nose shape and torsional flex makes this thing rock in deep Pow. I would recommend the CamRock version for any intermediate and up looking to up their game on a true do it all deck.

Cheers!!!

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