Magnetraction edge- do you love it or hate it-

I don't actually notice it..... but I don't ride a lot of ice or hard pack.

I love it,I've had a riders choice 158 (spensers old one) GNU altered genetics, gnu billy goat, ridden the t rice, and had an old cambered 167 trs/still have and have spent some time on skate banana's and btx tr's i. I personally really like what it does for full reverse camber boards get you back some of the edge feel you lose, with hybrids it doesn't make as much of difference but it's still kind of nice I mostly like it because I don't really have to sharpen my edges ever. I think spenser is right when he was talking about his weight to the size of the board being part of the issue with consistency I have the same kind of problem with my 167 sometimes I just feel like I don't weigh enough to make the extra edge work 100% right  

My gnu b-pro is a beast on groomers and hard packed, so much enjoyable in "not so decent" conditions. I can go fast with confident edge hold, compared to my v-rocker board (on hardpack it's sketchy). But on a glorious pow day I prefer my v-rocker.

So you guys are saying that mag doesn't really come into play for the majority of your riding? Ever since I've been told and read about the wonders of a serrated edge (never having to be sharpened), I've been wanting to get a board with mag.  Can anyone comment on how it compares to Burton's PDE?

My DK has magnatraction, I've also ridden the Rider's Choice, and I will never buy another board without it.  I can really tell the difference in how the board locks into turns on hard pack and ice. 

I love my magnetraction. I have a GNU CHB MTX from 2010. The board still rides like new today and rocks the East Coast Mountains. The magne traction is perfect for the east coast because its made for gripping in conditions that are not ideal.

I will forever be a fan of GNU, LibTech and any other companies involved in the creation and production of MTX, BTX and beyond.