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Sierra Says: The Sub Zero is the future of park riding personified. An advanced reverse-camber design combines with a noodly flex, twin shape, and beefy construction to destroy handrails and any other jib feature the park crew can conjure up. We recommend the Sub Zero to any freestyle rider looking for something soft-flexing and playful to butter around with this winter

Nitro Says: An early release of our next year's line was the Sub Zero. It took years of development and testing to build a board that can take your rail riding to the next level. We developed the gullwing camber that makes your technical street riding easier. It does this by relieving pressure from the contact p... More ?

Base color may very.

-New! Combat Core
-Bi-lite laminates
-Dual Degressive Sidecut
-Hi-Def FH Base
-New! Drifer base
-Shape: True Twin
-Flex: Urban
-Camber: Gull-wing

Waist Width:
-158cm = 250mm
-155cm = 248mm
-152cm = 246mm
-148cm = 244mm

Read: Snowboard Sizing Guide

Use this chart to help narrow down the size snowboard that is right for you. This is a general guide to help find the appropriate size. Your size may vary with personal preference.
Mens Board Size (cm)	145cm	148cm	151cm	154cm	156cm	159cm	162cm	165cm	167cm
Weight Range (lbs)	80 - 110	90-130	100 - 145	115 - 160	130 - 175	150 - 190	180 - 225	205-250	240 +

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"Super Noodle Oodle!" 3/2/2010

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Name: Nitro Subzero
Skill: Intermediate
Use: Butters,Groomed,Jibs,Switch Riding,Ungroomed
Pros: Super Flex, Responsive , Hard to catch edge
Cons: Chatters,

Experience: I got this baby off of whiskey for 50% off last month. First off let me just tell you, this board bends like nothing! I was actually worried about getting this board because i used to ride a really stiff all mountain board. But oh man this board ROCKS!!! Of course you are going to experience some chatters when you come to a stop, but it is extremely responsive and stable even in high speeds. you can butter with this thing like, you're a pro, switch riding isn't a problem with this either. If you are an intermediate rider who is trying out the park or just enjoy freestyle riding all over the mountain, this is the board for you. I'm sure you'll love this board as much as i do :)

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Height: 5'7
Weight: 145 lbs
Board Size: 155
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"Finally! I have found my park board for the year" 2/8/2010

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Name: Nitro Subzero
Skill: Intermediate
Use: Boxes,Jumps,Rails
Pros: Gullwing Camber is great!, Soft flex and yet still pops tip and tail,
Cons: don't take this in powder!,

Experience: Check the link for my posted review. http://www.sierrasnowboard.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=32896&PID=630761#630761

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Height: 5'10
Weight: 136 lbs
Board Size: 150
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"Pretty sick" 4/10/2011

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Name: Nitro Subzero
Skill: Intermediate
Use: Boxes,Rails
Pros: Gullwing, Soft,
Cons: Squirrely, Unstable, Break yourself boosting off big jumps

Experience: This is a legitimate jib board, you can shred any jib you want with it, press down rails, slide through kinks, butter on boxes or bonk the pills, just be careful taking it off big jumps or pipe because it will wash out on you, this board has a soft playful flex on which you can have fun on all day, unless you're guy that likes to charge around and throw hard carves.

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Height: 6'3
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"Love this board" 12/29/2010

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Name: Nitro Subzero
Skill: Intermediate
Use: Groomed,Low Speeds,Off Trail,Park,Ungroomed
Pros: versatile, stable at high and low speed, durable

Experience: I enjoyed the board everywhere I had a chance to try it. It felt perfect on groomers and was stable at a reasonably high speed. It felt confident even on crusty packed powder and ice. It did well on a mogul trail and was easy to steer. Ran over a couple of stones - not even a single scratch, the base is really made for abuse. Tried it out off trail and it felt good there as well, although I don't have much to compare it against. Finally, it's flexy and poppy. It almost feels like there's a spring in it that throws you off even the smallest bump. So, no reason not to love it. Even the graphic is sick!

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Height: 5'10
Weight: 180 lbs
Board Size: 158
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"2010 Nitro Sub-Zero" 6/11/2010

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Name: Nitro Subzero
Skill: Intermediate
Use: Boxes,Jumps,Rails
Pros: Super soft, Lots of pop, Gullwing camber
Cons: None,

Experience: Got this board in a 158 and flow quattro bindings off of Sierra for $220 shipped so I was stoked. It'd be worth paying much more. The board is noodly and has tons of pop. Grrrreat in the park. Lock onto rails with easy. It can get a little shaky when you point down the groomers, but it's not uncomfortable or anything. Overall, great board. Own one.

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"The Best" 12/22/2009

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Name: Nitro Subzero
Skill: Advanced
Use: High Speeds,Jumps,Low Speeds
Pros: Land everything., Very flexible., Light.
Cons: Nothing,

Experience: The 2010 Nitro Subzero is extravagant. Its light weight and flexible structure is great for any jump or hill you want to hit.

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Height: 6'2
Weight: 200 lbs
Board Size: 190
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"I love this thing." 12/22/2009

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Name: Nitro Subzero
Skill: Advanced
Use: Boxes,Jumps,Rails
Pros: You will land everything,
Cons: Not good at high speed,

Experience: I have the Subpop (Nitro got sued by SubPop records and had to rename it the SubZero). It is the softest board I have ever ridden, typically I ride a stiff board but I consistently have a ton of fun on this thing. I feel like I can land anything I try with this board and I still get a ton of pop out of it. It is not built for speed, I only ride it when I'm messing around but love every minute of it.

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hey i am about 100 pounds and 5 feet 4 inches, does anyone think that this board would be stiff enough to hit the 40 foot booters if i am hitting them on a capita stair master right now? becuase i hear the stair master is very noodly and i hear the same things about this board but since i am lighter do you guys thing i could do jumps and rails? and last i was wonder how this board compairs to the never summer evo-r since they are bother rocher camber boards? thanx guys please anser my questions

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