Lib Tech Box Knife

I think the last tech call out on the Boxknife is that it does run a sintered base so you want to make sure you're waxing it regularly to keep it feel...

Overall the Boxknife I give it a 9 out of 10 for those intermediate and advanced riders who want to increase their skills in the park.

All right, okay. Here we have the Lib Tech Boxknife. Park board, camber dominant, as you can see

something with edge tech, (arbor, mervin, yes, jones). Personally my rec would be the lib tech box knife or the gnu headspace.

Lib Tech Box Knife or Capita Outerspace Living?. In favor of the Box Knife, magnetraction since it gets icy and I like the look of the blunted shape a bit more. Plus made in the US is cool.

I typically go to a local board shop that has had older boards from last season that are on sale. I've ridden Lib Tech and ride boards that i got under 400$. They are worth getting for sure.

Lib tech box knife. Thank me later. I own a 2021 DOA, too, but my box knife is better at everything except larger jumps and the DOA does feel slightly poppier with a little more stiffness.

Lib Tech Box Knife, K2 Afterblack, I like the Jibsaw you are thinking about too. Rossignol One LF is a nice choice too. If you wanna hit me up in the dms, feel free. I work with retail so know what’s good/popular!

Am I silly to keep these two snowboards?. So I bought a lib tech box knife that’s arriving today. After doing a little more research, I decided the lib tech t rice pro is probably a better fit for me. I’m new to intermediate, but pretty decent.

I’m a size 12 and never use a wide board. My go to is the lib tech box knife. I’m 6’2” 210lbs. I ride the 154. Most fun all around board I’ve had. I ride everything groomers, parks, bowls, trees, ice, and deep pow.