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Lobster The Jibbaord Snowboard - 2011
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Lobster The Jibbaord Snowboard - 2011
Slay your next rail or park feature with the Lobster Jibbaord Snowboard and then give thanks to the Helgason brothers for imbuing it with the triple base technology that made it all possible. They Helgasons were inspired to launch their own snowboard line and imbue it with their random creativity and favorite snowboard technology. Designed to pwn urban scenes and slay any park, the Jibbaord (not a typo) features powerful traditional camber from tip-to-tail and raised/rockered edges to prevent snags on tricky kinks; a combo that provides tons of pop and the loose board feel you've been looking for.
- JIB TBT (Triple Base Technology)features symmetrical nose and tail shapes for switchy goodness, full tip-to-tail camber for classic pop, and lifted edges for the forgiving board feel you desire without removing the teeth you need to charge and maintain total control
- WDT core is light, powerful, and durable; aka, everything you need to take full advantage of the new riding powers that JIB TBT delivers
- Bi-axial laminates complement the board's TBT-oriented design to ensure a consistent flex and maximum pop
- Extruded base material is way strong, way fast, and way easy to repair after a something nasty takes a bite out of it
Bottom Line: It's time to get serious with a Lobster.
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Does this board have a sturdy base like one that doesn't
Does this board have a sturdy base like one that doesn't scratch or chip as much as others?
By: john tutolini
January 29, 2012
jib tbt
By:
bailey miller
September 26, 2011
i know some of us snowboarders are terrified of all this crazy new technology, i know I'm one of them. but don't let the JIBBAORD's JIB TBT scare you. Lobsters JIB TBT has a wider middle base, with smaller edge bases, giving it a flatter and more stable base.
Is this a clone of the Airobic or the Disaster from Bataleon? Examing
Is this a clone of the Airobic or the Disaster from Bataleon?
Examing the specs I see its a Disaster but I read somewhere it is closer to the Airobic flex wise with a Disaster core.
By: airblastericious
November 3, 2011
its the same thing as the disaster entirely. all the specs are the same as well as the core.
By: Dan Candidi
November 6, 2011
Lobster for life
By:
TheSchmedium
October 1, 2011
dont pay attention to the flex section of the tech specs. Its 10 being the most flexible and this is an 8. if your looking for a great board for jibs this is it. its more flexible than any other board out there. and its almost impossible to catch an edge with the tbt
is this board good for big jumps? like flipping in air an like
is this board good for big jumps? like flipping in air an like 50 foot booters??
By: matt
October 17, 2011
matt, this is the lobster JIBboard, it was made for JIBBING. if you want a park board for rails and jumps, look at the lobster PARKboard.
By: bailey miller
October 29, 2011
The Lobster Parkboard is good for both rails and jumps
By: Ryan
October 27, 2011
so this board wouldnt be good for big jumps? cause i want this board for nice grinding, i dont get why lobster doesnt make a board good fro rails and jumps..
By: matt
October 24, 2011
If you're consistently hitting 50 footers look at the Lobster Parkboard or Bataleon's Evil Twin or Riot. They'll be much more stable on landings and will help you carry speed for your take off. TBT is the sh!t. Word.
By: bur3972609
October 24, 2011
the best.
By:
cheesyname
December 23, 2011
im sticking with lobster from now on i love the jib tbt its perfect the base between the lifted edges is wider thus more stable but still loose and fun to ride. and its super soft so you can really get into presses. the tbt is great for landings as well its harder to catch an edge.
is this board really an 8 out of 10 on the stiffness scale? its
is this board really an 8 out of 10 on the stiffness scale? its called the jib-board...
By: bailey miller
September 20, 2011
Dogfunk didn't mess this up. Lobster and Bataleon (both TBT) changed their flex scales, 10 is softest. they figure if you lay the board flat and pull up on the nose/tail, the higher the flex, the higher the number. YEA FOR IT!
By: bur3972609
September 28, 2011
they have it wrong go on lobstersnowboards.com look at the viid they talk about it
By: tre whatley
September 21, 2011
so legit, lobsters where its at
By:
mcmanus108
September 15, 2011
board is sick, its got tbt so u dont gotta worry about catchin edges but it still carves so nice. great for jibbing, park. i love this board. support halldor and eiki they kill it!
lobster for life!
is this board really an 8 out of 10 on the stiffness scale? its
is this board really an 8 out of 10 on the stiffness scale? its called the jib-board...
By: bailey miller
September 20, 2011
The lobster scale is 10 softest
By: Ryan
October 27, 2011
how flexible is this board ....soft or not really cuz i am 5'0
how flexible is this board ....soft or not really cuz i am 5'0 so would this be a good soft board for me
By: aus4758051
September 20, 2011
its very soft, and you can't really say a board is good for someone with just your height. but this board is good for anyone who wants to ride street and park stuff
By: bailey miller
October 29, 2011
I have a size 13 boot do you think i can use this board even
I have a size 13 boot do you think i can use this board even though it isn't a wide? possibly because of TBT?
By: Gun3928730
September 17, 2011
it depends on your stance width, but its very unlikely that you could ride this without toe drag.
also, TBT has nothing to do with the width of the board, and won't let you ride bigger boots. TBT is just the shape of the core and the base.
By: bailey miller
September 19, 2011
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- Jib TBT
- Flex:
- medium stiff (8 out of 10 on Lobster scale)
- Effective Edge:
- [144 cm ] 110 cm; [148 cm ] 114 cm; [151 cm ] 117 cm; [153 cm ] 119 cm
- Waist Width:
- [144 cm ] 248 cm; [148 cm ] 250 cm; [151 cm ] 250 cm; [153 cm ] 252 cm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [144 cm ] 7.25 m; [148 cm ] 7.35 m; [151 cm ] 7.45 m; [153 ] 7.55 m
- Stance Width:
- [144 cm] 57 cm; [148 cm] 57.5 cm; [151 cm] 58 cm; [153 cm] 58 cm
- Stance Setback:
- 0
- Core:
- WDT
- Base:
- extruded
- Recommended Use:
- street, jib, park
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 year limited
1 Comment Last Comment: November 2, 2011 by: atomic_panda
By: atomic_panda
November 2, 2011
I love all the tech in te boards
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