Lib Tech Riders Choice

The asymmetrical design accounts for the different mechanics of your heel-side and toe-side turns. By adjusting the sidecut and contact points, it helps you initiate turns more naturally and reduces leg fatigue, especially during long days on the mountain.

With a flex rating of 6, this board is designed for intermediate to advanced riders who want a responsive, versatile ride. Beginners might find it a bit too stiff and demanding compared to a softer, more forgiving beginner-specific board.

The C2 hybrid profile is designed to be versatile, offering enough rocker between your feet for float in powder while maintaining camber underfoot for stability. While it handles deep snow well, it is a true twin shape, so you will need to adjust your stance slightly back if you are riding exclusively in deep backcountry conditions.

Absolutely. The asymmetrical twin shape and poppy hybrid contour make it a favorite for park riders who want a board that can handle jumps, rails, and side hits without sacrificing stability on the rest of the mountain.

A 0 cm setback means this is a true twin board, meaning the nose and tail are identical in length and shape. This is ideal if you ride switch frequently or want a balanced feel for freestyle riding, as it centers your weight perfectly over the board.

Lib Tech is known for using high-quality, sustainable materials that don't compromise on strength. The construction is designed to withstand the wear and tear of daily riding, including impacts from park features and variable snow conditions.