Lib Tech

Freeride to freestyle, the Lib Tech Terrain Wrecker C2X Snowboard will stomp in any terrain and devastate the haters. Hybrid C2X features powerful camber underfoot for pop and stability at wind-burning speeds and the floaty nose lets you continue charging when the snow is deep and the consequences are low. Think beyond the park and leave a commotion in your wake.

The kids are better than all right: the kids are absolutely ripping! Across the snowy lands, groms are growing their snow skills beyond the scope of what's been believable in the past. There's a problem, though: the only boards that fit them are progression minded kids' boards with soft flex profiles and low-end tech. Rising up to right the wrongs, the Lib Tech T.Ripper C2 Snowboard is a smaller version of the full size T-Rice that offers the same world conquering top end for shredders who can't yet fit the adult sizes. Soon to be seen on a junior freeride comp podium at a mountain near you.

Like our closest primate brethren, the Lib Tech Stump Ape C2X Snowboard has evolved to thrive in the trees. When the resorts are bumping, the trees are your powder haven, and the wide, volume-shifted shape and smaller sidecut make for fast turns in tight terrain. Forget your bipedal ways and head back to the forest with our knuckle-dragging, 98.8% brothers.

Calling all big dudes: the Lib Tech Skunk Ape II C2X Snowboard is the charging, all-mountain board that won't catch your heels and toes. The longer nose and wide to ultra-wide waist have the float you need on a pow day and the width you need to fit larger feet. Don't think you can only ride powder on this rig though, Magnetraction edges cut through ice and the C2X camber is made for all-mountain trenching.

A banana may only be $10 but Lib Tech's Banana Tech is priceless. Whether you're on day 1 or day 500, the mild camber underfoot is stable and confidence-inspiring and central rocker gives you float on epic blower days. Magne-Traction provides extra bite on variable terrain, icy groomers, and anywhere else your riding takes you. This banana rips!

The Lib Tech T.Rice Orca Snowboard is still out there chomping fish. The volume-shifted pow ripper that'll have you laughing as you chop the tops off moguls, the Orca has become the pillar of do-it-all boards. The sidecut's tight enough to drill a spiral carve down to the bedrock, the short nose floats like a dang cork in the Dead Sea, and it stays stable at ludicrous speeds. From Jackson Hole to the BC BC, from Mt Baker to whatever that ice moon of Jupiter is called: the Orca's ready to eat.

Find your way through whiteout days and bluebird pow on the Lib Tech MC Wayfinder II C2 Snowboard 2024. This volume shifted surf machine is made for powder and ripping backcountry lines but will be just as fun laying down trenches as your daily driver. And when your powder-chasing takes you into questionable terrain, the Magnetraction will turn that icy windcrust into gold.

Apparently it's silent in a glider. You get pulled up into the clouds on a string, and when your tow plane leaves it takes the sounds with it, leaving only calm silence. Cool. The Lib Tech Glider BTX Snowboard can get you soaring like that too, thanks to a softer flex and Lib's classic Original Banana profile. The Glider will have you tracing smooth arcs across mellow meadows, sending frozen dandelion seeds of snow floating in your silent wake. It's also capable of some slo-mo airtime vibes too, if you're looking for park-based freestyling (and a more on-the-nose analogy). Glide on!

Performance and fun collide deep inside the Lib Tech Dynamiss C3 Snowboard, making it a solid choice for freeriders who take a few runs through the park, and vice versa. It definitely leans toward classic power riding, with a smooth-entry nose and slight taper that keep it trucking through the flats and slashing everything in sight. With strong legs controlling the aggressive C3 contours, you'll be ready to roast anything on the mountain: this is a dream daily driver!