Lib Tech Ladies Choice

The asymmetrical design accounts for the biomechanical differences between your heel-side and toe-side turns. By adjusting the sidecut and contact points, it makes your heel-side turns feel more natural and powerful, giving you better control and less fatigue throughout the day.

The C3 profile is camber-dominant, which means it feels much more stable and locked-in at high speeds. You will notice significantly more pop when jumping and a more reliable edge hold on firm snow, though it requires a bit more active input than a loose, rockered board.

With a flex rating of 4.5, this board sits in the medium-soft range. While it is playful enough for park laps and freestyle riding, the inclusion of carbon power bands provides enough snap and responsiveness to handle steeper, more technical terrain without feeling like a noodle.

Yes, Magne-Traction creates multiple contact points along the edge, which act like a serrated knife to bite into ice and hard-packed snow. It provides a noticeable increase in grip and confidence when conditions are less than ideal.

Sintered bases are porous and designed to absorb wax, which keeps them fast and durable. To get the best performance, you should plan on waxing it regularly—at least every few times you ride—to prevent the base from drying out and slowing down.