Lib Tech Steely D

This board is designed for directional freeriding. It excels at carving hard on groomed runs and navigating varied backcountry terrain where stability and float are priorities.

A factory second means the board has minor cosmetic imperfections, such as a graphic blemish or a slight finish flaw. These issues are purely aesthetic and do not compromise the structural integrity, durability, or performance of the snowboard.

With a flex rating of 5.5 and a directional shape, this board is better suited for intermediate to advanced riders. It requires a confident rider who can manage the aggressive sidecut and the specific demands of a directional freeride deck.

The progressive sidecut radius (8-7-6 m) allows for a smooth, intuitive turn initiation. It starts wide to help you set the edge easily and tightens up through the arc, giving you a powerful, locked-in feel as you finish the turn.

The 167 cm length provides significant stability and float, which is ideal for larger riders or those who prioritize speed and deep snow performance. If you weigh under 75 kg, you may find the board difficult to maneuver, but for riders above that weight, it offers a powerful, damp ride.

While the camber provides the stability and pop you want on hardpack, the board is paired with a long, gentle entry spoon nose. This design helps the nose stay above the snow, providing effortless float in powder without sacrificing the board's carving capabilities.