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C2X
A shorter central rocker with more aggressive camber zones delivers stronger response while retaining float and maneuverability.
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Our experiMENTAL Division’s big guy “dream board” project gets a nose job! Constant testing and refinement by Trevor Phillips, Krush Kulesza, Neil Green and Kurt Jensen make this the best larger gentlemen’s power freestyle stick on the planet. A slightly more relaxed longer nose shape for pow float. This ape is absolutely resort ready... hit the rails or put it on rail and trench, your toes won’t drag but your knuckles might. Built in ultra-light HP construction for easy on the front foot chair rides.
Lib Tech Performance Profile
How easily does this snowboard bend under pressure? A soft flex is great for fun maneuverability while a stiff flex is better for aggressive high speed hill bombing.
Beginner level snowboards are fun and approachable for all riders while an advanced snowboard is tuned for a particularly aggressive / athletic style of snowboarding.
Designed to ride differently

Board Profile
A shorter central rocker with more aggressive camber zones delivers stronger response while retaining float and maneuverability.
THE ORIGINAL AWARD WINNING ROCKER/CAMBER HYBRID CONTOURS (BANANA TECHNOLOGY) ENGINEERED FOR SNOWBOARDING

Board Shape
Directional twin snowboards have a slightly longer nose and slightly setback bindings.
They are still a “twin” between the contact points (hence the name). The radial sidecut is equal on both sides – unlike fully directional snowboards which have progressive sidecuts.
Compared to their true twin counterparts, they perform better on groomed runs, powder, and at high speeds. This marginally reduces their switch riding and park capabilities.
What makes this board
Insert Pack
A standard 2x4 insert layout supports common bindings and multiple stance positions.
Laminates
A mixed triaxial and biaxial fiberglass layup balances strength, pop and board feel.
Core
An extended aspen and paulownia core reduces weight while maintaining pop and strength.
LIGHT • ENVIRONMENTALLY NICER • SMOOTHER

Edges
Seven strategically placed serrations increase edge hold and control in variable and firm snow.
7 strategically located edge serrations provide unreal edge hold and control in all conditions.
TURNS ICE INTO POWDER!
Base
A durable sintered base provides strong wax retention and fast glide.
ART BY: Quincy Quigg (@q_quigg_)
CORE: EXTENDED 60% ASPEN / 40% PAULOWNIA
GLASS: TRI AX / BI-AX GLASS
TOP: ECO SUBLIMATED POLY TOP
BASE: SINTERED KNIFE CUT BASE
BIRCH INTERNAL SIDEWALLS
UHMW SINTERED SIDEWALLS
UHMW TIP/TAIL IMPACT DEFLECTION
Weight is the most reliable starting point for snowboard length. Height and riding style help fine-tune the recommendation.
Find your starting size by weight, then use height and riding style to fine-tune the fit.
| Weight | Height | Size (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| 100–120 lbs | 4′8″–5′ | 138–146 |
| 110–130 lbs | 4′10″–5′2″ | 142–150 |
| 120–140 lbs | 5′–5′4″ | 146–154 |
| 130–150 lbs | 5′2″–5′6″ | 149–156 |
| 140–160 lbs | 5′4″–5′8″ | 151–158 |
| 150–170 lbs | 5′6″–5′10″ | 153–160 |
| 160–185 lbs | 5′8″–6′ | 155–162 |
| 170–195 lbs | 5′10″–6′2″ | 156–164 |
| 180–210 lbs | 6′–6′4″ | 157–166 |
| 210+ lbs | 6′2″+ | 159+ |
−Go approximately 2–4 cm shorter for park, freestyle, beginners or a more manoeuvrable feel.
+Go approximately 2–4 cm longer for freeride, powder, speed or additional stability.
Need help? Ask our team for personalized sizing advice. Call The DROP - 780-814-5372
Match board width to your boot size to help avoid toe and heel drag.
| Men's Boot | Women's Boot | Board Width |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 9.0 | Up to 10.0 | Regular <255mm |
| 9.5–10.5 | 10.5–11.5 | Regular or Wide |
| 11.0+ | 12.0+ | Wide 255mm+ |
Tip: If you're between widths or use lower binding angles, consider going wider to help prevent toe and heel drag. *These are suggestions are a general guide - always check the specific models Size Chart before purchasing*
Enter your stats for a personalized starting range.
Board Length
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Board Width
