Lib Technologies

Mark Landvik Phoenix C2-BTX Snowboard

Known for his stylish brand of balls-to-the-wall backcountry freestyle riding, Mark Landvik crushes any feature that stands before him, whether it's a steep Alaskan spine or a massive booter in Wyoming. His pro model Lib Tech Mark Landvik Phoenix C2-BTX Snowboard gives him the pop, float, and precision control he needs to take apart next-level lines everywhere from AK to Patagonia.

C2-BTX Power Banana technology features rocker between the bindings for a floaty and forgiving ride in powder, with camber zones extending from the bindings to the tip and tail to give it a more aggressive feel that provides edge hold on hard pack and pop off of jumps. Lando also decided to tone down the Magne-Traction on this board to make it feel less grabby without sacrificing reliable edge hold. A directional twin shape and set-back stance gives you more power and control when you're shredding, but still allows you to ride away switch so you can stomp landings either direction in powder.

You can also ride a little easier knowing that this board was made right here in America using environmentally-friendly materials. Basalt reduces the amount of fiberglass needed without sacrificing strength, and the Bio Bean topsheet is made from castor beans instead of petroleum-based plastics. It also has a core made with a blend of sustainably-harvested wood and fast-growing bamboo to make it lightweight without sacrificing strength.