Description
The Lib Tech Cold Brew is built to be the board you reach for every single day, whether that's laps on home hill groomers or a bucket list powder trip. Its directional shape carries a floaty, low entry nose that lifts over fresh snow and plows through afternoon chop, and a slightly wider, volume shifted chassis lets you size down a couple of centimeters for a quicker, more nimble feel. Lib Tech's C2 profile combines mild rocker underfoot with camber toward the tip and tail, giving you toe drag free carving and confident edge hold, while Magne-Traction bites into hardpack the way a serrated knife handles a tough cut.
Best for intermediate to advanced riders who want a versatile, everyday directional freeride board that handles groomers, chop, and powder with equal confidence.
General Specs
Flex: Medium
Shape: Directional. A volume shifted, near mid-wide chassis with an updated tail shape, sized to ride a couple of centimeters shorter than usual.
Profile: C2 Directional. Mild rocker between the feet with powerful camber toward the tip and tail for control and toe drag free carving.
Terrain: All-Mountain, Freeride, Everyday Resort Riding.
Best For: Intermediate to advanced riders who want a reliable, versatile daily driver for the whole mountain.
Key Features
C2 Directional Profile: Mild rocker underfoot paired with camber toward the tip and tail delivers confident carving and toe drag free turns.
Floaty Directional Nose: A low entry nose lifts over fresh powder and plows through afternoon chunder without extra effort.
FSC-Certified Eco Core: A long lasting, sustainably sourced core that keeps the ride lively without sacrificing durability.
7-Point Magne-Traction: Serrated edge segments hold firm on ice and hardpack, cutting through firm snow like a steak knife.
Eco-Sublimated TNT Base: A fast, low maintenance base built for everyday riding without constant waxing.
Volume-Shifted Chassis: A slightly wider platform lets bigger boots ride comfortably while sizing down a couple of centimeters for quicker maneuvering.






