Lib Tech Box Scratcher - 2011
If you’re a fan of the Think Thank films then you’ll know that this board features quite heavily in their most recent offering. The Box Scratcher has been designed specifically for Jesse Burtner, jib-legend and Think Thank mastermind. In essence it’s a pure jib board; short with large stance options and a super soft flex. This year’s model comes with a 25.2cm waist on both lengths and a TNT Base to make run-ins less sketchy. Handrail and indoor riders welcome to your Nirvana, a snowboard purely to scratch the paint off boxes and multiple kinked handrails. Also, larger riders looking for a jib-specific deck to add to their quiver should definitely take it out for a test.
Manufacturer's Description:
The Box Scratcher is a short banana with wide stance options for full-grown jib enthusiasts with full-sized feet. Jesse Burtner’s all-mountain jib stick rips from platinum to plastic to pow.
Recommended for park riding.
Recommended for rail riding.
High cost $
Available in MidWide.
Rocker Construction.
Twin Shape.
Green or Eco Friendly Construction.
Year: 2011
Available Lengths (cm):
147, 151
Riding Style: Freestyle/Park
Specifications:
CORRECT SANDWICH: Low spin weight!
BANANA TECH: Control between your feet!
MAGNE-TRACTION: Rides like a skateboard!
DOUBLE SINTERED UHMW SIDEWALLS: Tough!
MORNING WOOD CORE: More Pop!
POWER TRANSFER INTERNAL SIDEWALLS: Pop!
TNT BASE: Fast!
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