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Lib Technologies Skunk Ape BTX Snowboard - Wide

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I heard this board was your "quiver killer," making...

By Ranked #277 - Wide Snowboards November 10, 2009

I heard this board was your "quiver killer," making it decent for the backcountry to the groomers to the park. Every time I see a description, though, it is described as a "freestyle" board. I don't plan on doing many rails or jibs, but I expect to be able to land a 10-foot drop with this. Or am I asking for a broken board/leg/skull and maybe should stick to my DC HKD?

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By Ranked #196 - Wide Snowboards March 8, 2010

It's hard not to nail a landing with a wide skunk ape 169. Hit some drops at Stowe with it and landing wasn't any issue. Just remember it's a really fast board and speed check if needed.

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By Ranked #174 - Wide Snowboards November 11, 2009

Hey bro! I had a skunk ape from 2007/2008. I rode it a lot in the park especially on boxes because it was very smooth and extremely stable for a freestyle board. Don't get me wrong, it has a lot of pop but I think you'll be just fine hittin' 10 foot kickers. I wouldn't go bigger than that though.....then you'll feel some pain! LOL;-) Board safe homie!

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Tech Specs:

Lengths:
157cm, 161cm, 165cm, 169cm, 172cm 
Shape:
Twin 
Camber:
[Between Bindings] Banana rocker; [Binding to Tip/Tail] flat 
Effective Edge:
[165cm] 1240mm 
Waist Width:
[165cm] 268mm 
Sidecut Radius:
[162cm] 8.6m 
Stance Width:
20.25-26in (51-66cm) 
Stance Setback:
Centered 
Core Material:
H-POP 
Base:
TNT 
Rider Weight:
[157cm] over 120lb; [161cm] over 130lb; [165cm] over 140lb; [169cm] over 150lb; [172cm] over 160lb 
Recommended Use:
Freestyle snowboarding 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year 
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