LIB TECH · Mayhem Sweetfish












Mayhem Sweetfish
25/26 season
Colour
Color makeup
Multicolour
Design
Repeating pattern
Expert reviews 2
A snowsurf board built on the Lost Rocket with more setback and taper. Powder float and lively turning are its strengths and it's forgiving, but you have to factor in a heavy base-maintenance burden.
Base shape (camber)
Directional camber
A directional camber with plenty of camber, plus considerable early rise just before the nose and a touch of early rise before the tail. A snowsurf shape based on the Lost Rocket with more setback and taper, its sidecut turns readily, making it strong at lively medium-radius turns.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
7 out of 10. It's medium to medium-stiff between the feet with softer nose and tail. That distribution keeps it forgiving despite being on the stiff side.
Where it shines
Who it suits
For intermediate to expert riders. It's a directional shape but forgiving, so accessibility isn't bad.
Good
- ✓Outstanding powder float
- ✓Very fast turn entry with lively edge transitions
- ✓Strong spring and pop coming out of turns
- ✓Forgiving despite being on the stiff side
Not so good
- —The knife-cut sintered base loses wax very quickly and needs waxing almost daily
- —It draws turn arcs rather than running fast and straight, which works against holding speed
- —The directional design limits switch riding
A snowsurf board built on the Lost Rocket with more setback and taper. Powder float and lively turning are its strengths and it's forgiving, but you have to factor in a heavy base-maintenance burden.
Base shape (camber)
Directional camber
A directional camber with plenty of camber, plus considerable early rise just before the nose and a touch of early rise before the tail. A snowsurf shape based on the Lost Rocket with more setback and taper, its sidecut turns readily, making it strong at lively medium-radius turns.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
7 out of 10. It's medium to medium-stiff between the feet with softer nose and tail. That distribution keeps it forgiving despite being on the stiff side.
Where it shines
Who it suits
For intermediate to expert riders. It's a directional shape but forgiving, so accessibility isn't bad.
Good
- ✓Outstanding powder float
- ✓Very fast turn entry with lively edge transitions
- ✓Strong spring and pop coming out of turns
- ✓Forgiving despite being on the stiff side
Not so good
- —The knife-cut sintered base loses wax very quickly and needs waxing almost daily
- —It draws turn arcs rather than running fast and straight, which works against holding speed
- —The directional design limits switch riding

