Uneven Terrain: Ok and damp enough to absorb enough underfoot but not ideal for hammering through uneven snow all day. Speed: a little soft and messy but better than you would think. Powder: not so good for a short twin with not so much early rise. Turning Experience/Carving: Good for a jibber but far from good if you compare it to something like the Crux. It doesn’t protest too much though when you really want it to go somewhere. Turn Initiation: There is a little delay when initiating a turn for a board this length and it likes to track straight more than make quick edge to edge turns. It tracks well one footing and flat basing though.Įdge Hold: The Niche Wraith fresh out of the wrapper has pretty good edge hold but it let’s go a little easier than the Crux and especially so with the Aether. It felt like it could catch an edge easy even with the mellow camber to a touch of early rise in the nose/tail. On Snow Feel/Ability Level/Skidded Turns: The Niche Wraith is soft but it feels technical to us. There is easily accessible pop to it as well. Zobel and Jimbo would prefer the next size up for their 11’s.įlex/Buttering: Such an easy buttery ride and the flex in the shop matches how easy it is to butter on snow. Sizing: The 152 rode bigger than it’s size and it matched up well with my specs. Centered.Īpproximate Weight: Feels normal for the length. Similar Boards (but not the same): Rossignol Jibsaw, Lib Tech Box Knife, Yes Jackpot, Never Summer Funslinger, Ride TwinPig, Signal Park, Insoles: Sandsole Custom Insoles, Footprint Insole Technology Gameghangers Low Profile How This Review Happened: We borrowed this for an extended demo and then returned it.Ĭonditions: Pretty good spring conditions. Best Percussion Massagers For Snowboarders.About The Good Ride Snowboard Outerwear Reviews.About The Good Ride Snowboard Boot Reviews.About The Good Ride Snowboard Binding Reviews.They are even more doting parents than their regular species as well, taking care of its young until long after they are old enough to fly, hunting with them and teaching them to build nests with ash to keep their eggs warm. They are a proud species, taking great care to groom their plumage and only place ash in their feathers after grooming. Pyre Gryaztora are far less hyperactive than regular Gryaztora and will take on an almost noble presence, surveying their home with heads held high. It can still easily digest the toughest of food with its powerful stomach acid and high tolerance for disease, and can withstand days without food or water, and weather high heat and flames with its tough scales. With its wings it can spread cones of flame towards its foes, burning them and turning corpses to ash.

These feathers can easily survive the fire, even surviving in magma for a short period of time. It does away with the grime and disgusting carrion from its regular counterpart for a much cleaner form of attack, the flames it can generate by rubbing its feathers together. It will also use its large claws and tail to defend itself, clawing and swiping at foes who get too close.

Pyre Gryaztora is covered in many feathers perfect for flight, which can also trap ash so that it can both defend itself and make prey easier to take down by blinding them. It sometimes has to compete with larger monster such as Glavenus, Brachydios or Luxilys, though it can also draw the ire of herbivores such as Obsidian Gammoth or Gemstone Gemstone Dirudon. Their prey will range from small creatures like Gastodon, Bullfango, Rhenoplos, Barnos and Goltos, along with larger prey like Cardinal Kulu-Ya-Ku, Bulldrome, Qurupeco, Auros and even Dodogama. It takes part in far more active predation, and will instead burn any carrion into ashes to use on their hunts. Pyre Gryaztora is a not a scavenger, unlike its regular species. They will only nest at the peak of the crystalline area of the Recess however. Pyre Gryaztora has been seen all over the locales of both the Elder's Recess and Caverns of El Dorado, even in the most volcanic portions of both areas.

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