Lib Tech Ryme 147 snowboard 2021

The Ryme is a perfect twin high speed jib and park performer that rips the whole mountain. It’s fun and stable and ready for whatever dance you choose on the mountain; jumps, jibs, logs, gaps, kinks, groomers or greasy butters. An early rise camber profile creates amazing lift in soft snow making this “parky” board an amazing powder sled. The combination of camber and a poppy, lightweight Aspen, Paulownia core make this a can do trick stick that loves NBD’s.

Type: Freestyle / All-Mountain
Flex: 6 (uit 10)

Profiel: C3
Aggressive dominant camber zones out to the contacts combined with mild rocker between your feet. Subtle Banana rocker gives freestyle freedom with maximum end-to-end stability for big, high-speed lines. For aggressive, skilled riders. EJack, Jamie Lynn, and Fredi K's favorite.

Shape: true twin
A true twin is precisely symmetrical, so it does not matter whether you go down left or right, the board feels the same. With a true twin, both the shape of the board and the core are the same. True Twin is perfect for people who ride a lot of switches or do tricks where you turn your board, because the board feeling is always the same during landings.

Core: 75% aspen / 25% paulownia
This core of Lib Tech consists of more than half of aspen which is a somewhat heavier type of wood, to make the snowboard lighter there are 2 lanes with paulownia wood in the core.

Glass: tri-ax / bi-ax fiber

Top: eco sublimated poly top

Base: eco sublimated TNT
The TNT base from Lib Tech is according to them the best base there is. Not because it slides the best, but because it maintains the ease of maintenance of an extruded base but slides a lot better than an extruded base and goes towards the sintered bases. The base consists of double-bearing fluoro material. Eco sublimated is a very technical story but simply means that this base is made ecologically friendly.

Sidewalls: UHWM sintered / birch internal
UHWM is one of the strongest thermoplastic plastics at the moment. This ensures that you do not have to have your board repaired every time after hitting a box, rail or skis. On the inside of your sidewalls is a thin layer of birch, this type of wood is very strong and flexible, which ensures that your sidewall can better distribute and absorb the force of an impact.

Edges: magne-traction
If you have been driving on ice, you know how quickly you can lose control there. Magne-traction cuts through ice and hard snow with 7 undulating bumps. Simply put, your steel side bites into the ice instead of cutting it just like a serrated knife does in bread. But in normal snow on the slopes it gives control and hold which gives you the confidence to keep up speed. You will especially feel this with curves where you apply power or while carving.