GNU Banked Country Temple & Cannon Cummins 2027 160W Snowboard
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Temple and Cannon Cummins' Father-Son All-Mountain ATV — Built for Pow Days and Everything After.
The GNU Banked Country is one of the most storied pro model collaborations in snowboarding — a board designed by Temple Cummins, legendary resort Billy Goater and multiple Baker Banked Slalom gold medalist, alongside his skateboard-influenced son Cannon. The 2027 version is the most refined iteration yet: a longer contact length for added stability, a smooth-entry floaty nose that sniffs out powder, and a switch-friendly tail that keeps options open when the run demands it. The 160W wide platform is built for riders with larger feet who refuse to compromise on performance. Carbon Power Bands deliver explosive pop and response, while the newly refined Directional Progressive Magne-Traction® keeps you locked in when the hardpack gets sketchy. This is a board for advanced riders who watch the weather obsessively and rip regardless of what it says.
Specs
- Size: 160W (Wide)
- Shape: Directional
- Profile: Directional Camber, set back 1.5"
- Construction: Carbon Power Bands for pop and response
- Edge Tech: Directional Progressive Magne-Traction® (serrations focused on entry-to-exit control)
- Nose: Smooth-entry floaty design for powder and variable snow
- Tail: Switch-friendly with mild taper angle
- Riding Style: All-Mountain / Freeride
- Skill Level: Advanced
- Pro Model: Temple Cummins & Cannon Cummins
- Model Year: 2027
Why We Carry GNU
GNU has been building boards in Sequim, Washington since 1977 — one of the last major brands still manufacturing in North America. Temple Cummins has been a GNU rider for decades, and the Banked Country line reflects everything that makes GNU worth carrying: rider-driven design, FSC-certified materials, and boards built for people who actually spend time in the mountains. The Baker Banked Slalom pedigree on this model isn't marketing — it's a track record.
