Snowboard Rocker Profile Analyzer

Snowboard Rocker Profile Analyzer MCP Connector for Claude

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Predict snowboard performance metrics like float, edge grip, and terrain suitability based on rocker geometry.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools to analyze snowboard geometry. Use analyze_profile_performance to calculate float factors and turn ease, evaluate_edge_stability to check grip on hard snow, and predict_terrain_suitability to find the best mountain environments for a specific profile. You can also use compare_profiles to benchmark two different setups.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

evaluate_edge_stability

Determines the reliability of the board's grip on hard surfaces

compare_profiles

Benchmarks two different profiles against one another

predict_terrain_suitability

Maps the physical profile to specific mountain environments

analyze_profile_performance

Calculates core performance metrics based on a specific geometry

See how to talk to your AI agent using Snowboard Rocker Profile Analyzer.

Analyze a continuous rocker profile with 25mm height and 3 contact points for powder riding.

The profile has a float factor of 0.85 and is highly suitable for powder terrain.

How stable is a 3-stage rocker with 2 contact points and 10mm camber zones?

The edge grip index is 0.65, indicating moderate stability on hard surfaces.

Which terrain is best for a hybrid profile with 30mm rocker height and 4 contact points?

This profile is best suited for groomed runs and versatile all-mountain riding.

You can use `predict_terrain_suitability` to see if a profile matches deep powder environments based on its rocker height and type.

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