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Lib Technologies Burtner's Box Scratcher BTX Snowboard - 2009
Don't just scratch the surface—jump on the Lib Technologies Burtner's Box Scratcher BTX Snowboard and get rough. Designed by Lib rider and Think Thank founder Jesse Burtner, this all-mountain jib stick does it all. Lib gave the Box Scratcher wide stance options for full-time jibbers, and Magne-Traction and Banana Tech for improved control, board feel, and good old-fashioned fun. Whether you're dipping into the park to bonk some boxes and logs, or surfing a fresh layer of pow, the Lib Technologies Burtner's Box Scratcher BTX Snowboard goes deeper than just a tickle.
- Correct Sandwich construction equals low spin weight so you can jib harder
- Banana Tech improves control between your feet and adds more float in the pow
- Magne-Traction improves edge hold and board feel
- Double Sintered UHMW Sidewalls are tough as nails to handle rails, bonks, slides, and serious jibbing
- Morning Wood Core uses stiff wood construction for maximum pop
- Power Transfer Sidewalls give you more pop for your buck
Bottom Line: The Lib Technologies Burtner's Box Scratcher Snowboard really tickles our junk.
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this or the Skate banana. live in Pa and ride Big boulder. Aka
this or the Skate banana. live in Pa and ride Big boulder. Aka East cost ice
By: Dylan sorber
December 11, 2009
I feel your pain, I live in the same area. I plan to buy one of these two models next year. Either way your not losing, Lib-tech is great. i ride an old Youth in Asia and i love the thing.
By: Ryan 8280
January 9, 2010
How soft is this board? What do you think it's best box scratcher
How soft is this board? What do you think it's best box scratcher or capita horrorscope? Will it work with 12 boot size?
By: jordi
November 16, 2009
it will if you have a wide enough stance with decent angles.. its a pretty wide board for a standard board as well. as for which is better idk havent ridden either
By: enjoi rome
November 27, 2009
All time favorite
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cap2540506
October 1, 2009
I had the 08 box scratcher and fell in love with it the moment it connected with the snow. Although I broke it(pretty sure it was mostly my fault), I never thought about buying anything BUT the box scratcher. I went for this one because it's slightly larger than the 145 I was riding. Being 6'1 and 185, size 12 boot, I fit comfortably on this board. Banana tech spins like nothing else. I'm stoked to see what i can do on this 151.
did anyone who bought this board have to detune the edges for
did anyone who bought this board have to detune the edges for jibs when they bought it?
By: thrice4891
November 8, 2009
Hey, haven't owned this board but I just want to let you know you could get away with just riding it at de-tuning will happen naturally. If you're worried about rails, the rocker design in this keeps the contact points out of the way when you don't need them. If you did want to de-tune. it's easy, just take a file to your contact points. ˙punoɹɐ ʇou s,ɐɯpuɐɹƃ ǝɹns ǝʞɐɯ os pnoן os s,ʇı
By: Dakka
November 9, 2009
I want this deck but am afraid it'll wash out on larger table
I want this deck but am afraid it'll wash out on larger table tops? Anyone know?
By: Anonymous
September 18, 2009
I rode the 08 box scratcher, which was a 145, and stomped landings on huge kickers with ease, and i'm 6'1 - 185lbs. The banana tech and magne-traction is almost unreal. never slide out, great through powder and even bomb hills faster than those dudes riding 162cm's! Best board ever!
By: cap2540506
October 1, 2009
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 138cm, 142cm, 146cm
- Shape:
- Twin
- Effective edge:
- [147cm] 1110mm
- Waist width:
- [147cm] 252mm
- Sidecut radius:
- [147cm] 7.8m
- Stance width:
- [147cm] 51.4-66cm (20.25-26in)
- Stance setback:
- Centered
- Core material:
- Wood
- Base:
- Fusion TNT dual-layered fluoro material
- Rider Weight:
- [147cm] 95lb+; [151cm] 95lb+
- Recommended Use:
- Freestyle snowboarding, jibbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
3 Comments Last Comment: January 18, 2010 by: Brrreeeetttttt
By: Brrreeeetttttt
January 18, 2010
i c, I didn't know it was built for big riderssss.
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By: cap2540506
December 10, 2009
Well like it says on the website, this board is made for full grown jibbers with full size feet. I'm currently riding this 151 box scratcher and it's amazing. I'm in love with this board.
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By: Brrreeeetttttt
November 22, 2009
uhhhhhhhh probably was your fault considering you should be on a board atleast 13 cm's bigger than what you were on. 185 lbs on a 145?
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