Lib Tech Ladies Choice

The asymmetrical shape is designed to match the different mechanics of your heel-side and toe-side turns. By adjusting the sidecut and contact points, it makes initiating turns smoother and more intuitive, especially on your heel edge where you typically have less leverage.

Yes, it handles firm snow very well. The combination of the C3 camber-dominant profile and Lib Tech's Magne-Traction edges provides reliable grip and stability, even when conditions get icy.

The C3 profile is aggressive and camber-dominant, meaning it offers the pop, precision, and stability that traditional camber riders love. It feels very responsive and locked-in, though it requires a bit more active riding than a rocker or hybrid profile.

With a flex rating of 5, it sits right in the middle of the spectrum, making it accessible for intermediate riders. However, because of the aggressive C3 profile and high-performance sintered base, it is best suited for someone who is comfortable on their edges and looking to progress into more technical freestyle or all-mountain riding.

It is a true hybrid. While it excels at all-mountain riding, the twin shape and carbon power bands give it plenty of snap and pop for park features, jumps, and rails.

Like any high-speed sintered base, it performs best when it is waxed regularly. If you keep it maintained, it will stay fast and durable, but it will dry out and lose its glide if you neglect it for too long.