Marhar Lumberjack

This thing does not suck Comparable boards the ride war pig the k2 party platter the yes why I Know some people are gonna be like, yeah, it's a little...

But with the Marhar Lumberjack 155 that I rode today, it felt super good in the snow conditions that we were in. It's not the best if you just want to...

I'm Steve, I just got done riding the Marhar Lumberjack. This is a really good board for powder, for trees, and it even holds a good edge in between y...

This has been my review of the Marhar Lumberjack X. Do you agree? Do you disagree?

I narrowed my choices down to a Ride Warpig or a Marhar Lumberjack. After reading and watching every single video, article, and post available on the internet, I decided to go with the 152 Lumberjack. I bought it during Marhar’s Black Friday sale, which they had on their custom boards, and effectively got me a custom graphics for not much more than their off the shelf board. The design of the board has a lot of meaning to me.

Truth is I haven’t had a chance to take this baby to the mountain. Hopefully once I do I can add the 5th star to this review. I will soon and will update. But my first impression is that Marhar is producing quality gear. It’s apparent in the overall construction of the board. And for me this thing h...

Marhar Lumberjack is 27.3 waist width, but 29cm at the feet. Might be an option worth exploring.

Regardless, you'll definitely want to look at volume shifted boards.

This board is a Swiss Army Knife on the slopes. It carves hard, is buttery smooth on in the trees, and floats like a butterfly in the powder. This is for sure a quiver of one board.

Im riding a marhar lumberjack, and i love it. Im 6'1" ~180lbs with size 13 boots. The board is extra wide so I never get heel and toe drag, its made to be a little smaller so its quick and nimble in tight areas, i never feel the weight of the extra width, there's extra contact points under tour heel and toe so it holds an edge pretty good, and minimally lifted edges for a surfier feel.

A touch directional but very very easy to ride switch. The marhar lumberjack X. A big board for big bois if you're not sizing down.