Features:-Designed and ridden by Jakob Wilhelmson, Eric Jackson, Sammy Lubke, and Martin Cernic! Correct Sandwich - Super light spin weight.

Thanks to wave-shaped Magnetraction edges the Lib Tech Travis Rice Snowboard provides seven points of contact for supreme control in the iciest parks and pipes.

Designed and ridden by Jakob Wilhelmson, Eric Jackson, Sammy Luebke, & Marin Cernic! The Lib Tech TRS Snowboard.

The Lib Tech TRS Snowboard is designed and ridden by Markku Koski, Jakob Wilhelmson, Sammy Luebke, and Martin Cernic and is a Transworld Good Wood Winner!

Blaze onto the scene with the Lib Tech Phoenix Snowboard Jamie Lynns signature freestyle design featuring his own art.

Lib Tech created the burly buttery Youth in Asia Series Snowboard for park and street addicts who prefer grinding rails and nose-sliding ledges to prancing around in cuddly f...

Designed and ridden by Markku Koski, Jakob Wilhelmson, Sammy Luebke and Martin Sandwich - torsionally relaxed, double sintered UHMW sidewalls, firm overall flex -Directional ...

Travis' Magne-Traction Pro model, winner 2006 Air & Style, makes great video parts, wins contests and rides great all over Jackson.

The Lib Tech D.I.Y. snowboard. Scotty Wittlake started this board, we are carrying on the D.I.Y. tradition. Cap snowboards rule!

Jamie's favorite geometries with proven Multi-Step construction. Sandwhich ends are for highspeed obstacle deflection and toughness.

The Lib Tech Youth In Asia Snowboard is a mid wide skate focused freestyle board, with thick base material, thicker edges, roll bottom, tough catchfree, torsionally twisto, a...

Welcome to Magne-Traction Banana Technology and the original color of the Skate Banana in a board tailored toward the riders of the worldLib Techs Skate Banana Original Narro...

Youre not a lumberjack-sized shredder so why should you ride a girthy board?

Ever wonder how T. Rice wins so many awards? Take a closer look at the Lib Tech T. Rice BTX Snowboard he rides.

The Lib Tech T. Rice Banana Hammock Snowboard a.k.a. the Death Board makes your home chemistry experiments look like childs play (which they probably are).