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The camber version of the Ladies Choice - a women's asymmetric (Asym) twin with C3 by Jamie Anderson for park, jumps and fast riding across the whole mountain. For advanced riders who want more pop and stability.
GNU Ladies Choice Camber is the board Jamie Anderson picks for the big days - the camber version of the Ladies Choice. What the RC C3 is to the Rider’s Choice, this is to the Ladies Choice: the same asymmetric (Asym) twin geometry, but with a C3 profile, more pop and more stability.
Asymmetry is GNU's patent: the heel side has a deeper sidecut and a shorter contact, the toe side a longer one. This evens out the two turns that the body does not make equally. The board has a label that shows the heel side - the heels are mounted on that side, otherwise the asymmetry works against you.
C3 is a camber-dominant profile with a slight hint of rocker between the feet: it holds the edge in carving, pops hard off the lip of a jump and lands stably. Magne-Traction holds on ice, and the G Lite 3 wood core, Carbon Power Bands and sintered Knife Cut base (faster, holds wax) are the most serious construction GNU puts into a women's freestyle board.
This is a board for an advanced rider - park, jumps, halfpipe, fast all-mountain riding. It forgives less than the Ladies Choice with C2X, so if you are still learning tricks, the softer version is the better choice. For deep snow - mount the bindings back.
Technical highlights: Jamie Anderson; women's asymmetric (Asym) twin; C3; centered stance (no setback); asymmetric sidecut and contact; Magne-Traction; G Lite 3 of Aspen and Paulownia; Carbon Power Bands; Knife Cut sintered base; flex around 4.5-5; park / freestyle / all-mountain.
Until 2024/25 the model was called the Pro Choice - from 2025/26 it is the Ladies Choice Camber.
Review of a similar model on the blog: GNU Ladies Choice review: the women’s asymmetric twin with C2X
| Size | Contact length | Waist | Sidecut radius | Stance (min-max / setback) | Flex (1–10) | Rider weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 145.5 cm | 109 cm | 24 cm | 8.1 / 7.8 m | 47-59.7 / 0 cm | 4.5 | from 30 kg |
| 148.5 cm | 111 cm | 24.2 cm | 8.2 / 7.9 m | 47-59.7 / 0 cm | 5 | from 35 kg |
| 151.5 cm | 114 cm | 24.4 cm | 8.3 / 8.0 m | 48.9-60.9 / 0 cm | 5 | from 40 kg |
Size is not chosen by length alone. Weight, surface area, waist width, profile and the effective edge (the part of the edge that cuts into the snow) together decide how a board rides. The table shows the minimum rider weight Mervin gives for each size. A shorter board turns faster and is more playful; a longer one brings more stability and float. The waist should fit the boot: at about 24-25 cm, boots are usually up to size 42-43 (EU), at 25-26 cm up to 44-45, and the W versions are for bigger feet, so toes and heel don't drag in the snow when carving.
Not sure which size? Write to us or stop by our shop in Golo Bardo, Sofia - we have been riding this stuff since 1997.
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