What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I've ridden the Gloss C through full park days and quick groomer laps, and what stands out is how dialed and predictable it feels. The camber gives it real pop and edge control, but it's not overly stiff or intimidating. I can lock into rails, feel stable on jumps, and still trust it when things get a little faster. It's a great board for riders who want a true park feel without giving up confidence."Who It's ForBeginner to Intermediate Freestyle Riders:The Gloss C is ideal for riders progressing their park skills who want the response of camber without a demanding, aggressive feel. It suits snowboarders focused on improving jump consistency, learning rails, and riding switch, while still being manageable for lighter or less experienced riders developing overall board control. What It's ForPark and Freestyle Snowboarding:Built for terrain parks, side hits, and groomer-based freestyle riding, the Gloss C thrives on rails, boxes, and jumps. The true twin shape and centered stance make it easy to ride switch, while the camber profile delivers reliable edge hold and pop for structured park laps. Why We Like ItCamber Control with an Approachable Feel:We like the Gloss C because it delivers classic camber precision in a board that still feels friendly. The balanced flex keeps it pressable and predictable, while Magne-Traction adds confidence on firm snow. It's a solid choice for riders who want a park-focused board that rewards good technique without punishing mistakes.