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Nitro Shogun 161
Overall Rating: 9
What can I say, I picked this board up at 33% off and it still wasn't that cheap, it's shiny black with a star in the middle which looks quite understated, but the top sheet does scratch but who cares. It rides like a dream, so fast with very little effort, and very stable at speed on an edge or when laid flat. Must admit though I struggled with it for a while thinking it just didn't like going on and holding an edge, speed up though and teh board comes into its own. Its quite still and tail presses take a lot of effort, in powder it doesnt have a tendency to require a hefty dose of weight to initiate a turn but it holds the turn fine... floats as well as any free ride board I've ridden.

Nitro Shogun 166
Overall Rating: 9
This board at this length is pretty full on. It is extremely stiff and offers very little flex at all. It is in it's element in powder though. I rode this board for the first time in Austria late in the 2003-2004 season. The conditions were perfect and the board performed outstandingly off piste. I was riding with 3 other guys, on different length boards, and on all occassions, if you point this board straight downhill it will overtake anything. A fantastic freeride board that performs like the majority of the reviews you will read about it. It sucks a bit though in icey conditions! It is far too stiff and chatters like hell. This is a board that you have to ride the arse off all the time though, so dont think you can kick back and have a casual session on it. You have to ride this board hard or can be quite unforgiving.
Final Word: Unreal freeride board for powder. Second to none. Must be riden hard though!