1 / 7Nitro Team Pro Marcus Kleveland 2025
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PTO Verdict
“Fast, precise, explosive, absolutely unapologetic. This board rides exactly like Marcus Kleveland looks on video.”
Best for: Advanced-to-expert freestyle riders who want maximum pop and precision from a camber twin. The rider who finds the standard Team too soft. Competitive riders and aggressive all-mountain shredders who push speed and amplitude.
Not for: Intermediate riders — the flex will fight you. Jib-focused park riders who need a softer board for presses. Casual weekend riders who want something forgiving. Anyone not regularly riding at high speed or hitting bigger features.
At a Glance
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Description
The Nitro Team Pro Marcus Kleveland is a freestyle board built around how Marcus rides: slopestyle, big air, and aggressive all-mountain laps. It runs Nitro's Trüe Camber profile — full camber, not a hybrid — which gives you locked-in edge hold, real pop off the tail, and a stable, predictable feel at speed. The Directional Twin shape carries a slight setback stance, so it still reads close to a true twin for park and switch riding while the small rear bias helps it hold a line in softer, heavier snow. Flex is rated 8 out of 10, and that plays out the way it sounds: this is a board that wants to be driven, and it rewards riders who commit to a feature rather than feathering into it. Diamond Band carbon reinforcement adds snap and tightens the board's response, and the Dual Degressive Sidecut — smaller radius through the center, larger toward the tip and tail — is one of Nitro's more forgiving sidecuts, which takes a little edge off entry and exit despite the stiffness. The Sintered Speed Formula II base is Nitro's fastest and holds its glide across changing conditions.
This one is for advanced to expert riders who put in real park time, hit jumps with intent, and want a single board that goes from rail lines to natural features to groomers without backing off. It is not a beginner or early-intermediate board, and it is not a mellow, surfy cruiser. If you want something more playful and forgiving, or something pointed at powder and tree runs, look at the Nitro Squash or the standard Nitro Team instead — both are softer and easier to ride at a relaxed pace. The Team Pro is a focused, powerful, precise tool, and it asks for a rider who can keep up with it.
| Shape | Directional Twin |
|---|---|
| Flex | 8/10 |
| Profile | True Camber |
| Core | Powerlite Core — ultra-lightweight poplar with Reflex Core Profile |
| Laminates | Bi-Lite fiberglass + Carbon Tape central stringer |
| Base | Sintered Speed Formula II |
| Sidecut | Dual Degressive tri-radial |
| Setback | -15mm |
| Best For | Pro-level all-mountain freestyle — 2026 Marcus Kleveland signature |
| Size | Notes |
|---|---|
| 152 | Regular |
| 155 | Regular |
| 157 | Regular |
| 159 | Regular |
| 159W | Wide |
| 162W | Wide |
Specs
- Shape: Directional Twin
- Profile: True Camber
- Flex: 8/10
- Sidecut: Dual Degressive
- Core: Powerlite — ultra-lightweight poplar
- Carbon: Diamond Band carbon reinforcement
- Laminates: Bi-Lite fiberglass, Reflex Core Profile
- Base: Sintered Speed Formula HD (fastest in lineup)
- Sizes: 152 / 155 / 157 / 159 / 159W
Details
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- Snowboard
- Vendor
- Nitro
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Nitro Team Pro Marcus Kleveland
By PTO Ski Team, Based on the manufacturer's published specs and catalog · Spec analysis
The take
“Fast, precise, explosive, absolutely unapologetic. This board rides exactly like Marcus Kleveland looks on video.”
The Team Pro MK is what happens when you take the Nitro Team and remove every compromise that made it friendly. Same Powerlite core, same Directional Twin shape, same True Camber — but add Diamond Band carbon reinforcement and the fastest base in Nitro's lineup, then crank the flex from 7 to 8. The result is a board that doesn't wait for you.
The Diamond Band carbon runs tip-to-tail and adds meaningful stiffness and snap without making the board feel dead. When you load into a turn or wind up for an ollie, the energy return is noticeably more explosive than the standard Team. The Speed Formula HD base is Nitro's top-tier sintered compound — higher wax absorption, more abrasion resistance, and measurably faster than the EcoSpeed HD on the Team.
Where the Team is forgiving and balanced, the MK is demanding and rewarding. It carves with real authority on hardpack — the combination of stiff camber and carbon means you can lay into turns at speed without the board washing out or chattering. But that same stiffness means it doesn't butter easily, it doesn't forgive sloppy technique, and it doesn't let you cruise at low speeds comfortably.
This is Marcus Kleveland's board. He's arguably the most technically gifted freestyle rider on the planet. If you're not riding at a high level, the standard Team will make you happier. If you are, this board will make you better.
Bindings we'd pair with it
Mount point: Nitro does not print an insert pattern on its product pages; our read is a standard 2x4, which any standard disc binding mounts to — we confirm the fit before your bindings go on. Our pick: Nitro Team Pro.
- Nitro Team ProFull power transfer
Stiffest binding in Nitro's lineup — matches the MK's 8/10 flex without bottlenecking response. Built for the same rider.
Union AtlasAlternative high-performanceCanted footbed and stiff chassis deliver comparable power transfer. Good option if you're not staying in the Nitro ecosystem.




