Lib Tech Mayhem Rocket Snowboard 2027

Lib Tech's collaboration with Matt Biolos of ...Lost Surfboards, and it rides like the surfboard it is named after. Set-back camber with an early-rise nose: it carves hard snow like a proper directional board, then slashes soft snow like you are dragging a hand through a wave. Two in stock in a 157.5.

What you get

• Set-back stance. Weight biased toward the tail, so the nose stays up without a long rockered shovel.
• Early-rise nose. Easy turn initiation and float, without giving up camber grip underfoot.
• Flex 6.5. Enough to drive, not so stiff that it fights you in trees.
• Sintered base. Holds wax and runs fast on a flat traverse - we can tune and wax it here.

Specifications

Try it on in Longmont

We are a snowboard shop with a bench, not a warehouse. Come into 463 Main St and stand on the board before you commit, and bring your boots: fit and size depend on your feet far more than your height. We mount, tune and wax in-house, and we will tell you honestly if a cheaper board in the rack suits you better.

Common questions

Why 157.5 and not 157? Surfboard shapers think in half inches, and the collab kept that habit. Treat it as a 157 for sizing.

Is it a powder board? It is an all-mountain board that is very good in soft snow. For dedicated deep days the Orca II floats more.

Who is it for? A rider who mostly points the board forward, carves, and wants a shape with some personality. Less suited to switch riding and park laps.

Can I pick this up today? Yes, if it is in stock. Order online and choose free local pickup in Longmont, or get free shipping on orders over $200.