Lib Tech Stump Ape 157W 2021 Snowboard uni
Description
The Stump Ape features lots of surface area and a short length for agile action in tight terrain and trees. The Horsepower construction makes the board very lightweight and adds stability for high speed turns on the slopes and in the backcountry. The wide shape helps to avoid toe- and heel drag of even the largest boots. Riding Style This board is perfect for you, if you are an advanced rider and always on the hunt for untouched pow fields and deep carving turns. Due to its short, wide design, it is very manoeuvrable and perfect for technical, tight terrain. Shape A Tapered Directional board is the best for all-mountain freeriding. The nose is longer and wider than the tail, giving you plenty of control in any terrain, and the stance is set back to help you float above the pow. The Magne-Traction serrated edges give great edge hold all over the mountain, especially on hard pack and ice. Profile C2x means short rocker between the bindings combined with large cambers under the bindings. This combination offers good edge hold thanks to the camber underfoot, as well as great float in powder and unlimited freestyle action without hang-ups thanks to the rocker. Flex The medium-stiff flex provides you with a lively board that allows you to stay in control at all speeds and pop over everything. Construction The 'Horsepower construction' HP is lighter than the 'Original Power Construction' OP, environmentally nicer due to the usage of bio beans and basalt fibre and offers an extremely smooth ride. The Aspen and Paulownia wood core is robust with a lot of pop. The top sheet is made of Eco-sublimated bio beans. The TNT Base is also very fast and requires little maintenance. FeaturesTapered Directional shapeC2x - hybrid rocker profileMagne-Traction serrated edgesHP constructionAspen/Paulownia wood coreBi-ax / Tri-ax and Basalt fibresBio Beans top sheetTNT baseBirch internal sidewallsUHMW sintered sidewallsUHMW tip/tail impact deflectionHandmade in the USA
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