Lib Tech Dark Series
The Lib Technologies Dark Series Snowboard was developed with progressive riders in mind for use in terrain parks and on rails. The board is formed with wave-shaped magnetraction edges to create as many contact points as possible, making even the iciest of locales seem as though they have just been groomed. Lib Tech’s well known Golden Fleece composite core provides additional pop, resulting in maximum boost on any kicker. The UHMW sidewalls are designed to stand up to any rail riding and the sintered base is perfect for highly charged in-runs.
Riders who have experience with the Lib Tech Dark Series consider it one of the better products available on the market for freestyle riding. Providing a smoother, stronger response on nearly every style of terrain, the Dark Series has the right flex for any jumps and rails and takes on the half pipe, parks, and downhills with equal intensity. The Dark Series board never loses its traction even on solid ice and has the perfect spin weight for jumps. It is recommended to detune the magne-traction slightly after purchasing the board to enhance the performance on ice. The Dark Series board comes in the following lengths: 155, 158, 161, 164 and also in wide sizes 158W, 161W and 164W.
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Comment by Oliver Tennant
i bought last years lib tech dark series, and rode it hard all season and it was just amazing. it was able to stick to boxes and rails, and one thing i found very helpful was the risers it had they cushioned the landing quite alot when coming off a rail to a flat landing or off a kicker. ive ridden a couple of my friends other boards and it is much more of a mellow ride, it seems ike it takes more work to do sharp turns it isnt as “touchy” which is good in some cases and bad in others. but none the less you can stomp landings with confidence with this board because it is just so reliable and at fast speeds its so awesome because the board is so stable and doesnt quiver at all, mainly due to the fact that it is a less touchy board. finally, the pop on this thing is just something to die for.