Lib Tech Jamie Lynn X Lost Mayhem C3 146

This short wide powder ripper changes the established concept of what a snowboard should be

Jamie Lynn and legendary surf shaper Matt Biolos first met in the 80s as their careers skyrocketed. Working together on a shape a couple of decades later was a treat for both. They chose a short wide powder ripper that changes the established concept of what a snowboard should be. The Lynn Lost is incredibly stable and fast, carries speed, glides through the flats, fits into tight pockets and trees, effortlessly floats the pow, carves the hardpack and rips ice and slush.

Riding Style
This board is the real deal for slaloming trees, is ready for gnarly powder lines and lets you touch the snow with the tip of your nose at the deepest euro-carves on hardpack, ice, and slush.

Shape
This board has a short, very wide directional shape which increases float and stability at speed. Directional is the classic snowboard shape, designed to be ridden with a longer nose than tail to concentrate pop in the tail while still giving you plenty of float, flow, and control to rip any terrain or condition. A tapered shape means the nose is wider than the tail, promoting smooth turn entry and exit, stability at speed, and enhanced deep snow flotation. The greater amount of volume in front of you will allow for effortless turning in deep or soft snow and increase the float of your board tremendously. 

Profile
The C3 profile features a mild rocker between the feet while the rest of the board is profiled like a standard camber. This profile offers an aggressive ride that provides a lot of control and response in every terrain. The mild rocker will give the board just a little bit more playfulness and float than standard camber profiles, while not compromising the positive properties of camber. Some benefits for the advanced riders are precise edge control, maximum stability for high jumps and landings and fast lines.

Flex
A medium-stiff flex will ensure precise response and a lively feel.

Construction
The original power construction OP is a very lightweight, environmentally nice and strong construction design of Lib Tech. The core consists of a strong Aspen spine with Columbian Gold on either side, giving you a strong and light core with a crisp pop. Bi-ax and Tri-Ax glass surrounds the wood core and adds the needed stiffness and durability. Birch Internal Sidewalls are placed along the sidewall of your board to add board control to the sandwich construction. Stronger, more pop, and more control. The TnT Base features a fast and low maintenance dual layered fluoro base material. Wax it or maybe skip a day. The UHMW Sintered Sidewalls are a Lib Tech innovation. Twice as sintered as any other sidewall. Tough, fast, hard, waterproof, handsome and light. NO TOXIC ABS! Due to the edges, which do not go throughout at tip and tail, these areas are protected by a 'UHMW Tip/Tail impact deflection' system to avoid damage. Finally, the Eco Sublimated Poly Topsheet features a tough and eco-sublimated layer to complete the construction.

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Snowboards are usually delivered ready-to-ride with a waxed base and sharpened edges. However, this so-called factory-tuning is not very durable and your new snowboard should be properly waxed after a few days and maintained on a regular basis.