Lib Tech Skunk Ape

Yes, this board is built from the ground up for bigger riders. It features a wider waist width of 28.5 cm, which eliminates toe and heel drag for those with larger boot sizes, while the HP construction keeps the board lightweight and nimble despite its size.

The Directional C2X contour combines rocker between your feet with camber underfoot, providing the float you need in soft snow while maintaining stability. The added floaty ATV nose shape further enhances this, keeping the front of the board above the snow in deep conditions.

Absolutely. It utilizes Lib Tech's Magne-Traction serrated edge technology, which adds multiple contact points along the edge. This provides superior grip and control on hard-packed or icy snow compared to traditional sidecuts.

With a flex rating of 7, it is on the stiffer side, making it highly responsive and stable at high speeds. While it is built for all-mountain power, it is still a directional twin, meaning it can handle freestyle riding and switch landings if you have the strength to drive it.

This board is aimed at intermediate to advanced riders. Because of its stiffer flex and powerful construction, it requires a rider who is comfortable driving the board through turns and handling technical terrain at speed.