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Powder to the people.

Lib Technologies has utilized its free-spirited design principles to produce the Pow NAS reCurve Ski. Featuring a reCurve rocker for powder buoyancy and a unique serrated sidecut for knife-like precision and edge hold, the Pow NAS is a ski that expects more from you than pretty sets of figure-eights. After you pony up and huck that cliff line you've been eyeballing all year, Mother Nature will proudly look on because, after all, these boards are built with eco-friendly materials.

  • Lib Tech's all-terrain reCURVE rocker is comprised of a dynamic early rise rocker in the tips and tails with a short camber underfoot for forgiving turn initiation and ample float
  • Magne-Traction provides serrated steak-knife edge grip due to the unique serrated sidecut shape for incredible edge hold in icy conditions
  • Sustainable aspen core with triaxial fiber is snappy, responsive, and a favorite of Mother Earth
  • Built with Lib Tech's perfected sandwich construction for high-end performance and durability
  • Bio-plastic top sheet is made of castor beans—with the power of the magical fruit on your side, anything is possible
  • Soy-based elastomer sidewalls are durable, non-toxic, and sustainable
  • 110mm underfoot for happy hunting in the powder fields

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dch2933007

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Side Cut, Twin Tips, Rocker, and now Magna Traction. Put all of these technologies together and you get one ripping ski. Have skied these in every condition without regret. I have a few skis in the quiver, but these get pulled out almost everyday. The sidecut radius makes these nimble when they need to be, the camber adds stability. They carve when you want them too and slide when you don't. The ability of the magnatraction to slide on objects other than snow then grip when you need it is unmatched by traditional edge design. On other skis I need to worry about my edges being sharp enough too work on ice but not too sharp to keep me from hanging up on rails, boxes, wood, etc.. With the magnatraction I just go. It slides when needed and grips when needed.

I'm 6ft 150lbs 17 years old. I ski at...

John Griffin

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I'm 6ft 150lbs 17 years old. I ski at Stevens pass. Should I go with the POW of FFF ?
Anything helps. (Also What size)

Rich Fahey

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Depends on what type of skiing you're doing mainly. If you're charging hard and going to use them on all conditions, go with the POW. If you're going to spend a lot of time in the trees, and like a surfier/fun ride then go with the FFF. The taper in the tips and tails makes them really fun for slashing around, butters, etc. They're a tad softer than the POW I think too.

John Griffin

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So if I want a playfull, but fast, good floating ski which should I pick?