Lib Tech La Nina MC - 2012

Lib Tech old-schooler and Mt Baker local Matt Cummins has been representing the brand and freeriding at an insanely high level for as long as anyone can remember. For the last few years Matt has been working on the McKink but for this year he’s dedicated his time to developing the directional La Nina and more specifically its new C1 camber rocker profile. C1 puts reverse camber between the feet and plenty of rocker in the nose for float. To keep a snappy feel the C1 profile has camber in the tail to keep the board poppy, make big rooster tail slashes possible and keep you from washing-out on backseat landings.

Manufacturer's Description:

Matt Cummins’ All Mountain Fantasy Terrain Destroyer! Matt Cummins has the longest running pro model in snowboard history. He has been designing boards with us for over 20 years. This year we cut him loose again on his latest dream board and he came up with an aggressive all terrain C1 freestyle, freeride board he calls the La Nina. The La Nina is a directional shape banana in the front, rocker between your feet and camber (C1) in the back design with Magne-Traction. Matt rides a lot of resort accessible steep pow terrain and the often brutal, to the point of comedy, terrain necessary to get in and out of the pow stashes… and then hits every jib or cat track hit on the way back to the lift. He loves the banana float in the front and suspension and power of camber (C1) in the rear. Fantasy terrain techno quiver killer. Ryan Davis did the art and worked with Matt on the personal photo collage.