Lib Tech Ladies Choice

The asymmetrical design accounts for the natural differences in how you turn on your heel side versus your toe side. By having a slightly different sidecut on the heel edge, the board makes initiating turns feel more intuitive and balanced, which helps you carve with more precision.

With a medium flex rating of 5, this board is approachable for intermediate riders while still offering enough performance for experts. It is forgiving enough to learn on, but responsive enough that you won't outgrow it quickly as you progress into freestyle riding.

The C2x profile blends rocker between your feet with camber underfoot, giving you the best of both worlds. It provides the float you need in powder while maintaining the solid edge hold required to carve confidently on firm, groomed runs.

Sintered bases are faster and more durable than extruded ones, but they do require regular waxing to keep them performing at their best. If you keep it waxed, you will notice a significant difference in speed and glide, especially in variable snow conditions.

Absolutely. The twin shape and freestyle-focused flex make it a natural fit for park laps, jumps, and rails. Because it is also designed for all-mountain versatility, it handles side hits, groomers, and varied terrain just as comfortably.