Lib Tech Orca

Volume shifting means the board is designed to be ridden shorter than your standard snowboard without losing float or stability. Because the Orca is wider than a traditional board, you get the same surface area for powder riding in a more maneuverable, compact package.

While it excels in deep snow, it is designed as an all-mountain daily driver. The Magne-Traction edges provide excellent grip on hardpack and ice, making it just as capable on groomers and resort laps as it is in the backcountry.

The C2X profile features a mix of rocker between your feet and camber underfoot. This gives you the floaty, playful feel of rocker in soft snow while maintaining the power, pop, and edge hold of traditional camber when you're carving on firmer terrain.

Yes, but it leans toward the more aggressive side of intermediate. With a flex rating of 7, it is responsive and stiff enough to demand good technique, so it is best suited for riders who are comfortable with speed and looking to progress their carving and freeride skills.

The 7-meter sidecut radius allows for quick, tight turn initiation. It makes the board feel very nimble in trees and narrow chutes, letting you snap into carves faster than you would on a board with a longer, more drawn-out sidecut.