Snowboard Magnet Traction

Snowboard Magnet Traction MCP Connector for Claude

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Simulates edge bump effects on snowboard grip and carving performance.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a technical simulation engine to calculate how surface imperfections, or 'bumps', affect snowboard edge engagement. By modeling edge pressure concentration, it determines how localized pressure spikes improve mechanical interlock with the ice. Use get_edge_hold_increase to find additional grip percentages, analyze_pressure_points to locate high-stress zones, calculate_carving_performance to estimate carving stability, and get_optimal_bump_configuration to find the best bump geometry for specific ice conditions.

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analyze_pressure_points

calculate_carving_performance

get_edge_hold_increase

get_optimal_bump_configuration

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How much extra grip will 5 bumps of 2mm height provide at a 30 degree angle on hard ice (scale 8)?

With 5 bumps at 2mm height on hard ice, the additional edge hold is 12.5% with a high confidence score.

Where will the pressure be highest if I place 3 bumps at positions 0.2, 0.5, and 0.8?

The peak pressure locations are identified at the 0.2, 0.5, and 0.8 marks, with the highest intensity occurring at the 0.5 position due to the spacing.

Suggest a bump configuration for hard ice (9) at a 45 degree angle with a maximum of 4 bumps.

The suggested configuration is a height of 3.5mm with placements at 0.15, 0.4, 0.65, and 0.9, which is expected to increase hold by 18%.

It uses an edge pressure concentration model where `get_edge_hold_increase` calculates how bump height and placement create pressure spikes that increase mechanical interlock with the ice.

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