This is the 155cm Head Space, GNU’s freestyle and park board, in the men’s fit. Mervin lists it with: Forest Bailey’s cambered pill shape: Offers creative freestyle control and pop, optimized for park, street, and resort performance; Magne-Traction serrated edges: Deliver superior edge hold and grip on icy and variable snow for confident carving; G Lite 2 FSC Aspen and Paulownia core: Lightweight, strong, and poppy wood core for responsive and durable ride.
Length is the first thing to get right on a snowboard — it is matched to rider weight and boot size, not height alone, and a board cut at 155cm rides differently from the same model two sizes up. Mervin also notes: Carbon Power Bands and Tri-Ax/Bi-Ax fiberglass: Provide strength, snap, and pop for aggressive freestyle riding and versatile terrain. Check the size chart against your own weight before ordering.
Lib Tech and GNU are both Mervin Manufacturing brands. Mervin has been building snowboards since the 1970s and runs a zero-hazardous-waste production process it has made central to how it operates.
