Lib Tech Dynamo Review

Lib Tech Dynamo Review
Dynamo:
A directional camber (with mild rocker between the bindings) profile snowboard designed to do it all. With an appealing shape for carving up groomers, cutting through crud, superb for popping off backcountry booters and stomping landings, and floating through powder this board can do it all. It'll even rip up the park too.
Lib Tech Dynamo 2020-2021
Dynamo Size: 156cm (waist width 25.5 cm)
MSRP: $499.99
Bindings: Union Strata (Medium)
Boots: Adidas Tactical ADV size 9
Stance: approximately 22.5″
Rider Height: 5’9″
Rider Weight: 180
Conditions/Terrain Tested: Groomers, park, all mountain, moguls, and some inbounds pow.
Review:
I'm riding the 156cm dynamo the dynamo, a camber dominant profile with slight rocker between the bindings) with a slightly set back stance
it has a noticeable directional shape with a nose that will float up in powder and cut through crud for all mountain riding. The magne-traction provides superior edge hold in any conditions The topsheet and base artwork by Mike Parillo are incredible, you'll truly be riding a piece of art under your feet. The textured topsheet has some nice details to it, and is grippy enough so you won't slip when you take your back foot out for those one footer tricks. It's a fairly stiff board, but not too stiff, I found it great to carve on and it floats really well in powder. I like how it handles in the park,
and it has great pop. I felt turn initiation was fast on the Dynamo, really easy to make fast carves and lay into eurocarves as well, a fun all mountain ride. It's damp and stable at high speeds, the 156 was really fun to just point down hill and drop.
The dynamo is true to it's name it's energetic, powerful and delivers a lot of fun!
If you are an intermediate to advanced rider looking for an aggressive do it all snowboard the Dynamo rips!

[@Frank020]

Im between this and a gnu antigravity. Mid to upper intermediate old dude; what do think. ? i . Had a board that busted the icy cover chunder. 👍 Not a park , icy slushy mountain.

[@oldguysriptoo]

Great choices either way, the Antigravity is a little softer so if you want a softer flex I’d recommend that. Otherwise either board would be a great choice!

[@johngacy6367]

How’s the dynamo holding up? I started with a 157 trice pro. I liked how much power I could put into the carves but preferred the c3 camber of my box knife but my box knife was a 154. I can’t decide between getting the 157 box knife or the 156 dynamo

[@oldguysriptoo]

Holding up very well, it carves great and I like the shape of the dynamo. Tough call on he oh one would be better!