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Lib tech surfboards

Created by Pinkdog Pinkdog  > 9 months ago, 4 Feb 2016
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Pinkdog
Pinkdog

NSW

8 posts

4 Feb 2016 1:56pm
Thinking of buying a lib tech surfboard anybody have any information on these boards they look really strong and they seem to surf pretty good on videos.
m00chy
m00chy

WA

77 posts

4 Feb 2016 11:55am
Is that the snowboard company? Because in the late 90's all Lib Tech snowboards fell to pieces when I worked in the snowboard industry then, and I vowed I would never buy a Lib Tech anything...
mitchbat
mitchbat

WA

399 posts

4 Feb 2016 12:22pm
Videos never lie. You should buy one and report back with your findings
mazdon
mazdon

1199 posts

5 Feb 2016 12:19pm

i've got a buddy with one Pinkdog (only one i have actually ever seen in the flesh. he brought it back from a Canada work trip to see if it would stand up to kiting as well).

can't recall specifics on it - so will ask his thoughts and report back.
dickodee
dickodee

16 posts

6 Feb 2016 3:09pm
My cousin has the first and possibly only one in wa. I've seen it in the flesh and it looks epic. He reckons it's a weapon, I'm yet to have a go.
mazdon
mazdon

1199 posts

10 Feb 2016 7:28pm
A quick bump for pink dog.

Old mate is overseas for work but will post up details if he remembers between flights.

Long story short, has been snapped (surfing not kiting), was a good ride for a time, but is not a holy grail.
markus9494
markus9494

WA

8 posts

9 Mar 2016 12:21pm
Reference the Libtech surfboards, I am the owner (as mentioned by Dickodee above), I am the owner of a Lost Puddle Jumper Libtech at 34 litres volume which I have owned for about 2 months. So far the construction is by far the best I have ever seen. Unless it degrades with time, this is a board that will last 10 years easy. If you try to knuckle punch a pressure ding in it, your knuckle will break long before the glass does. Best of all, it flexes exactly the same as a PU board, can't tell the difference. Still undecided on the shape, the testing continues. I notice in the above post that Mazdons buddy snapped his, would love to hear the circumstances.
mazdon
mazdon

1199 posts

10 Mar 2016 1:15pm
Hey Markus

Yeah I did mention this to him but he has a 2 year old and a 3 month old and travels for work so it may not be his priority

I'll hit him up again this weekend
dickodee
dickodee

16 posts

17 Mar 2016 2:18pm
Mate my cousin has one, first one in wa. Hes had it a few months now and used it local and overseas (papua) hes raves about it how good it is in small grovling waves and wally point breaks. Ive had a go on it resently to. In the flesh it looks lije a weapon, you could definatly kick ya wife outa bed for it. However I didnt rate it surfwise. I must say it would prob go great in slack waves but the wave I used it on was shallowish ofshore reef break on the ladt pulse we had. I recon on a nice wally point break it would go great. Im aware they have a few models and ifvthey could incorporate that technology/construction into an all round go to short board it could be a game changer. Ps his was the puddle jumper
dickodee
dickodee

16 posts

17 Mar 2016 2:21pm
Haha there he is ^^
Pinkdog
Pinkdog

NSW

8 posts

28 Mar 2016 8:58am
Thanks for your input

Pinkdog
Pinkdog

NSW

8 posts

28 Mar 2016 9:14am
Yeah your correct these guys make snow boards then transference their tech over to surf boards.

Pinkdog
Pinkdog

NSW

8 posts

28 Mar 2016 9:16am
Will do
Pinkdog
Pinkdog

NSW

8 posts

28 Mar 2016 9:18am
Thanks
Pinkdog
Pinkdog

NSW

8 posts

28 Mar 2016 9:22am
Looks like my son and I are buying 2 this week James is getting the puddle jumper 5/9 I'm getting the extension ramp 6/6 time and money will tell ill keep you posted cheers for your input
baddog
baddog

256 posts

17 May 2016 2:25am
Any ride reports on the Lib-Techs yet? The Extension Ramp looks like a fun shape.
Legion
Legion

WA

2222 posts

17 May 2016 7:10am
A fun shape if you're fat or a kook.
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