Pre-order · Ships September 2026
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The Nitro Phase x Motörhead is a directional all-mountain snowboard built on Nitro's Phase platform, and at $529.95 it is the standard Phase dressed in a Motörhead capsule graphic. Nitro lists the plain Phase at $499.95, so the $30 difference is the artwork and licensing — the deck underneath, its construction and its geometry, is the same board. Nitro aims it broadly, from weekend riders up to experts who want one versatile deck for groomers, sidehits and tree runs.
The ride comes from two design choices. Cam-Out camber holds camber between your feet for pop and edge grip, then flattens toward the tips so a caught edge or an off landing is less likely to hook. The Dual Degressive sidecut runs a tighter radius through the middle and larger radii at the ends, which makes the board quick to bend into a turn and easy to let go rather than lock into one line. The flex is a mid 6/10 on Nitro's scale — forgiving, not stiff.
"Directional" here is a stance that sits 15 mm back of center rather than a tapered outline; the nose and tail measure the same at every length, so this is not a long-nosed powder board. The Premium Extruded FH base is built for durability and low upkeep, which is the honest reason it gives up some top-end speed: an extruded base runs a touch slower than a sintered one but shrugs off scrapes and rides fine unwaxed.
The four lengths run 152 to 162, with the 152 at a 25.3 cm waist and the wide 162 at 26.9 cm; three sizes are mid-wide and the 162 is a true wide, so width follows your boot, not your weight. The board ships as a flat deck without bindings — we mount and size them with you and help you land on the right length and width in the shop.
