Lib Tech Snowboard Reviews

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Without being too stiff to freestyle, the Lando Phoenix powers through all snow types and floats like a butterfly in pow. Agile off kickers and forgiving on landings, the Lando is perfect for intermediate to advanced riders looking for a board to ride everything on the mountain.

Read full Snowboard Review team review of the 2010 Lando Phoenix BTX Snowboard.

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Travis Rice is the most ground breaking rider on the planet. His board might just help to explain some of his superhuman skills. An all-mountain snowboard with a firm but forgiving flex that’ll take you from the deepest of powder to iciest of pipes.

Read full Snowboard Review team review of the 2010 Travis Rice BTX Snowboard.

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More mad science from the Lib Tech labs. One of the softer boards in the Lib Tech range designed to be ridden all over the mountain, the Mc Kink hides the effective edge, contact surface area and sidecut radius of a board about 3-4cm longer, with the jib-ability of your usual park deck. Everyone’s a winner.

Read full review of the 2010 Mc Kink BTX Snowboard.

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The most desirable snowboard on the planet is back. A snowboard designed to kill it all over the mountain, the Lib Tech Jamie Lynn is the essence of cool! Now all you have to do now is learn cab spins off your toes.

Read full review of the 2010 Phoenix Jamie Lynn Snowboard.

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If you haven’t worked out what the initials BTX stand for yet, there may be no hope for you. The Snow Mullet packs the now standard Lib Tech Banana & Magnetraction features into a tapered board with a progressive sidecut for stable cruising at high speeds. The Magnetraction will take care of any ice in your path whilst the rocker profile will provide spade-fulls of float. A modern day, retro freeride legend? Perhaps.

Read full review of the 2010 1986 Snow Mullet BTX Snowboard.

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A tip to tail Banana profile with reverse sidecut? Sounds more like a Wakeboard than a snowboard. Designed for riding the deepest of snow only! As much use as a chocolate fire guard in any other conditions.

Read full review of the 2010 Travis Rice Banana Hammock Snowboard.

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Being hand built and signed by snowboard design guru Mike Olson isn’t the only reason for the Lib Tech Cygnus X’s $1800 price tag. The Cygnus X features polymer sidewalls with healing properties, a top sheet made of beans and Vectron torsion rods which are 26% lighter than Carbon fibre and have 10x the strength to weight ratio of Titanium. I thought Lib Tech had lost the plot… now I’m sure they’re absolutely bonkers. Now where did they park the Doc’s Delorean?

Read full review of the 2010 Cygnus X BTX Snowboard.

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A top of the range freestyle banana utilising the most cutting edge green construction on the planet. This green banana is ripe for the picking!

Read full review of the 2010 Banana Magic BTX Snowboard.

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A hard carving freestyle snowboard with a firm but explosive flex featuring Lib Tech’s new C2 banana rocker profile. A narrow-ish waist for lightening quick response edge-to-edge and Magnetraction edges to fire you up pipe walls.

Read full review of the 2010 Dark Series C2 Power BTX Snowboard.

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Short with large stance options. If the name doesn’t give it away, then the super soft flex will. Handrail and indoor riders welcome to Nirvana, a snowboard purely to scratch the paint off boxes and multiple kinked rails.

Read full review of the 2010 Box Scratcher BTX Snowboard.

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As famous as the Lib Tech brand, the Skate Banana has spent two seasons cementing it’s position as one of the most influential snowboard designs ever. Responsible for bringing rocker profiled boards to the forefront of the market, the Skate Banana will help freestylers at any level progress, with it’s explosive pop, catch free cruising and forgiving landings.

Read full review of the 2010 Skate Banana BTX Snowboard.

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Pipe, park and freeriding, the TRS Banana is a freestyle focused all-mountain snowboard. The snowboard of choice for the majoity of the Lib Tech team…so it’s probably fair to assume the TRS is good!

Read full review of the 2010 TRS BTX - Total Ripper Series Snowboard.