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Lib Technologies Total Ripper Series Snowboard

Item #LBT0070 | 0 in Stock
4 Star Rating

Super fun board...

By Ranked #547 - Freestyle Snowboards July 3, 2008

I bought one of these while I was instructing in Tahoe a couple of years back. For the time I had it, the board treated me really well. It was a really fun park/pipe board, really flexy and fun to butter around on. I had the 157 and went down to Kirkwood with some friends on a powder day. They couldn't fit my Phoenix 160 in their car and although I was leary about riding such a short board in the 16-18" of fresh tahoe cream that had fallen the night before, the TRS didn't disappoint. The board did really well in the pow, but once it started to get choppy I wanted my Phoenix. I managed to snap the tail all the way through that day coming down ultra tail heavy on a BS 3 on this fun hip outta one of the gullies there, but I would've broken any board landing the way I did. I don't think the little feet that stick out on the burton Cartel's helped anything either. In fact, I think they helped to focus the load and break the board. Regardless, I loved my TRS and had to go over a year and a half without one until last year just before a trip to Baker, and Hood a local shop had one left in an end of the season sale for 40% off. I couldn't resist. I'm super happy to have a TRS back in my quiver. It's a really fun board to ride just about any where.

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Tech Specs:

Length:
148cm, 151cm, 154cm, 157cm, 159cm, 162cm, 167cm 
Effective edge:
[159cm] 1190mm 
Waist width:
[159cm] 251mm 
Sidecut radius:
[159cm] 8.42-8.32m 
Stance width:
18.5-23.5in (47-60cm) 
Stance setback:
Centered 
Core material:
H-Pop (wood alloy) 
Base:
TNT (fluoro polymer) 
Recommended Use:
Park, freeride 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year 
Country of Origin:
United States 

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