Lib Tech Two Time

While it excels in the park and on street features, its traditional camber profile and Magne-Traction edges make it capable of handling the rest of the mountain. It is a true freestyle deck, meaning it is designed for riders who prioritize playfulness and switch riding, but it has enough stability for all-mountain cruising.

The traditional camber profile provides more aggressive pop and reliable edge hold, especially on hardpack or icy conditions. It requires a bit more precision and engagement than a rocker board, making it a better choice for intermediate to advanced riders who want a responsive, snappy feel.

Magne-Traction is designed to provide extra grip, but on this specific freestyle board, it is tuned to be less aggressive than on Lib Tech's freeride models. You will get the benefit of hold on icy transitions without it feeling overly catchy when you are sliding rails or boxes.

Yes, it is built with UHMW sintered sidewalls and tip/tail impact deflection specifically to handle the abuse of street spots and park features. The sintered knife-cut base is also designed to be fast and tough, though it will require regular waxing to maintain its speed.

This board is built for the intermediate to advanced rider who spends most of their time in the park or hitting urban features. If you prefer a twin shape for riding switch and want a board that offers a lively, poppy feel underfoot, this is a great match.