Lib Tech T.Rice Pro

It is designed to excel at both. While it has the freestyle DNA to handle park features and jumps, the Horsepower (HP) construction provides the stability and edge hold needed for aggressive all-mountain riding.

HP stands for Horsepower. This construction uses a lighter, more responsive wood core compared to standard models, resulting in a board that feels snappier, more energetic, and easier to maneuver without sacrificing durability.

The competition-ready sintered base is highly porous and designed to absorb wax efficiently, which keeps you moving fast across flat sections and variable snow conditions. It is significantly faster and more durable than extruded bases, provided you keep it waxed regularly.

The T.Rice Pro HP is generally better suited for intermediate to advanced riders. Its responsive construction and performance-oriented design can be unforgiving for someone still learning the basics of edge control and turn initiation.

Yes, Lib Tech boards typically feature Magne-Traction, which adds serrated contact points along the edges. This provides extra grip on hardpack and ice, giving you more confidence when carving on firm snow.