Lib Tech

2010 Snowboard

Lib Tech Jamie Lynn Phoenix Series

Snowboard
4.5 Stars Based based on
4 votes and 2 reviews
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Lib Tech Jamie Lynn Phoenix Series, 2010

Description

Jamie Lynn designed his banana for highspeed power freestyle in all terrain. A smooth open sidecut, Jamie’s own mellow version Magne-Traction for aggressive riders and firm flex make this board unbelievably solid and stable. Jamie’s riding style is full speed all the time, check turn as needed for safety and hit it. His board is designed to get you there in style and keep you on your feet when coming in hot trying to cash that check. Jamie does all his own art..a beautiful girl wearing only a sock..!

Specs

Spec:
Correct Sandwich
Banana Tech
Magne-Traction
Beans
Golden Fleece
Power Transfer Spine
H-Pop Core
Quad Axial Torsion Box
Radial Sidecuts
Double Sintered UHMW Sidewalls
TNT Base
Sizes: 151BTX, 154BTX, 157BTX, 157BTX Wide, 160BTX

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by Anonymous on 07.02.2020
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Strengths: I got the have the same thing as the first review magnitraction took me a day to get used to but this board has got me through going hard in the park and still being able to slash pow with out a directional board
Weaknesses: same top ply seemms to mark but its completely surface leval
by Anonymous on 03.16.2010
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Strengths: Took a bit of time to get use to the banana/Mag tech, but after getting to grips with it, this board goes where you want to go!!, turns ok at speed and sticks well, its playful and flexible at slow speeds and tight/responsive at high speed. This is an amazing board which I had fun with, it came into its own when I went off piste through the trees, down a fresh avalanche, I was lucky enough to use it on thick powder... pure bliss!
Weaknesses: Top sheet marks easy