LIB TECH · T.Rice Pro
T.Rice Pro
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16/17 season review
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The Lib Tech T.Rice Pro is a versatile daily driver walking the line between playful and aggressive (15th of 33 all-mountain freestyle boards, 85.6/100). It fits especially well as the board that fills the gap when you keep a dedicated powder board and a dedicated park board separately, and if you don't ride deep powder often, it's enough as a one-board quiver.
A closer look
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Board profile
The profile describes the curve of the board when viewed from the side.
Hybrid rocker
Lib Tech's C2 hybrid — rocker between the bindings and camber underfoot. The rocker handles forgiveness and smooth turn initiation, the camber edge hold and pop. Magnetraction edges are added, so hardpack grip is good.
How stiff is it?Closer to 10 means stiffer. It does not mean better performance.
A mid-stiff flex at 6.5 out of 10. It has both damping and snap, so it isn't heavy yet holds up at speed. Turns are light and quick, so the early models' 'hard to turn' reputation is much improved.
Terrain suggested in the review
Rider levels suggested in the review
Intermediate · Advanced
On the easy-to-handle side, but not a beginner's board. It accommodates everyone from intermediates to experts and has the character to serve as a daily driver.
What the review liked
- ✓A balanced board with light, fast turns that still secures high-speed stability
- ✓Damping and snap together let it handle rough snow and crud well
- ✓Switch riding is very natural
- ✓Plenty of pop for jumps and tricks
What the review found lacking
- —It shows below-average float in deep powder
- —Carving refinement isn't at the level of a dedicated carving board
- —Forgiving, but still a lot for a beginner to take on as a first board
