MAYHEM LIBZILLA SNOWBOARD

The Libzilla is LibTech and Matt Biolos' answer to the ultimate all-mountain quiver killer — a directional shape built for riders who want to charge powder, carve hard on groomers, and never feel locked in. Sized for small to medium riders, the 166 hits a sweet spot between float and precision across varied terrain.

Built on an early rise directional camber platform, the Libzilla pairs a full central camber section for pop and edge hold with catch-free early rise tips and tails for float and forgiving initiation. The pronounced swallow tail adds control and settles the board in deep snow, while progressive sidecuts let you arc aggressive, responsive turns on hardpack. Construction leans on a 75% aspen / 25% paulownia core wrapped in a tri-ax / bi-ax glass layup, topped with an eco sublimated poly top sheet and a sintered knife-cut base for speed. UHMW sintered sidewalls and birch internal sidewalls round out a durable, lively build.

Who It's For

The Libzilla is built for all-mountain riders — from advancing intermediates to confident experts — who prioritize powder float without giving up carve performance on groomed days. If you ride variable conditions and want one board that handles everything from steep chutes to resort groomers, this is it. Riders who enjoy a directional, surfy feel underfoot will get the most out of this shape.

FAQ

• Is the Libzilla a true powder board or can it handle groomers? Both — the early rise nose and swallow tail float pow effortlessly, while the central camber and progressive sidecuts deliver real edge grip and carve response on packed snow.
• What flex rating does the Libzilla have? 7/10 (medium stiff)