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   Lib Technologies Travis Rice MTX Snowboard
Item # : WB8160 |
Year : 2008
$98.00
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Travis' Magne-Traction Pro model, winner 2006 Air & Style, makes great video parts, wins contests and rides great all over Jackson Hole. For psychoLOGICAL shredding advantages, Travis continues to have two shapes: a pow specific pointy 161.5 and a park/jib specific blunt 153 & 157. And of course, factory de-tuned to Travis' specs!
Note: All sizes have same topsheet, but different base colors Terrain Uses
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153- 25.3cm 157- 25.8cm 161.5- 26.0cm 164.5- 26.2cm Correct Sandwich Magne-Traction Axis Inversion Fiberglass System H-Pop Core Power Transfer Internal Sidewalls Double Sintered UHMW Sidewalls Sintered UHMW Base
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There are no Suggested Setups to display at this time. There are no Complete Outfits to display at this time. There are no Color Matched Items to display at this time.  Lib Technologies Travis Rice MTX Snowboard Reviews (3 total)5/3/2009 Graphics: awesome
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Speed, Powder, Carving, Backcountry, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: lightweight, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Strong edgehold
Cons: Sluggish
Other Thoughts: This is pretty much the best all mountain board I've owned....Stable(Mid wide) poppy, nice edge hold....
Magnetraction rocks etc..
However, as the earlier reviewer said. The base on my board was BEYOND dry and most likely a defect...
I sent the board back, and purchased an 09 the next year.(that should give you and idea has to how much I liked this stick..
4/29/2009 Graphics: sick
Award Nominations: Best All Mountain
Terrain Use: Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Speed, Powder, Carving, Backcountry, Groomers, All Mountain
Pros: Durable, Easy to carve, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Strong edgehold, Great value, Stiff, Well known brand
Cons: Heavy, Top sheet scratches
Other Thoughts: This is an awesome board, i used it for 2 seasons, mine had a fast base, not like some of them so it was really good. It had lots of pop, and it had very little chatter, it had insane edge hold and it span very easily. This board also floated really well in pow.I really liked this board and i would reccomend it for any one wanting a high quality good all mountain freestyle board.
only con was that the top sheet scratched pretty easily
3/12/2008 Pros: This board is very stable, and I'm sure it would be great off of jumps if I was at that stage in my riding. In terms of looks, this is my favorite 2008 Lib (although I haven't seen the Cygnus X1 in person yet, so that might win).
Cons: The reason the board is so stable is also a big reason why I don't like it, and that reason is the waist width. It makes the board feel a bit sluggish. Also, the base on this board was incredibly dry and took a number of waxings to finally start to look moist.
Other Thoughts: Maybe my expectations were a bit too high, given that everyone seems to rave about this board. I still think the TRS is hands down a far superior board.
1/8/2008 Pros: This is a great board. I rode the 156 for several hours. This board is the fastest board I have ever been on. If you want to break the sound barrier on a snowboard this is your best bet. It is on stiffer side and has an insane edge hold.
Cons: A little stiff for jibbing and park butters in my opinion but definitely capable all over the mountain.
1/8/2008 Pros: Solid all around board even for the 153 that I use. With all the construction put into the board it's pretty lightweight. Great edge hold, fast and durable base.
Cons: Not many cons I can think of really. Slightly unstable at speeds, but nothing uncontrolable , though it could be a by product of me running the 153.
Other Thoughts: MTX, or magnatraction, is not for a beginner by any stretch. It takes some time getting use to with how easy it easy to hold or catch your edges. But after a while it's probably a great feeling to have a board that with 7 contact points won't ever feel loose on turns.
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