Lib Tech Son Of Birdman

The Son of Birdman uses Lib Tech's Magne-Traction edge technology, which adds extra contact points along the edge to bite into firm snow. Combined with the powerful camber in the tail, it offers reliable edge hold and stability when conditions get scraped off or icy.

While it is a directional board with a 64mm setback, you can certainly ride it switch if you need to. However, it is optimized for forward-facing riding, so it won't feel as natural or balanced as a true twin board when riding backward.

The long, low-profile nose with early rise is designed to stay above the snow surface without requiring you to lean back aggressively. This keeps your front leg from burning out and provides that effortless, unsinkable feeling in deep conditions.

This board is ideal for an intermediate to advanced rider who wants a versatile all-mountain deck. It excels for someone who spends their day hunting for powder stashes but still wants a responsive, poppy board for carving groomers on the way back to the lift.

A 6-7 flex is considered medium-stiff, meaning it provides great stability at speed and power through turns, but it isn't overly punishing. If you are a beginner, it might feel a bit demanding, but for an intermediate rider, it offers a nice balance of support and maneuverability.