Where are Lib Tech boards made?

Where are Lib Tech boards made?

Lib Tech produces snowboards, skateboards and now surf boards from their manufacturing base near Sequim, Washington in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.

When did Lib Tech start?

Lib Tech Waterboards launched sales to the public in June of 2012. “Every material used is completely new to surfboards. Every technique is completely unique—to any industry.” The Lib Tech Waterboard was born.

What does Lib stand for in Lib Tech?

Lib-Tech is actually short for Liberace Technologies after the famous pianist/singer known for his flashy outfits and flamboyant lifestyle.

How did Lib Tech get its name?

Born from the ashes of GNU snowboards, Lib Tech has been at the forefront of ecological design and cutting edge technology since the late 80’s. The name comes from when founder Mike Olson put cloth from a jumper into a skateboard prototype.

Does Lib Tech make good snowboards?

The Lib Tech TRS HP has been one of those boards that is always on the recommendation list. While it doesn’t do that well in powder it does provide a great board for those who see a lot of hard to icy snow, like to keep it centered, and take a more freestyle approach to the mountain.

Is Lib Tech Made in USA?

Lib Tech Skis are Made in the USA, environmentally nicer with industry leading technologies like Magne-Traction® and Rocker Activated Drive. A dream (or two) built in to every pair!

Does Lib Tech make bindings?

Description: Bent Metal X Lib Tech Snowboard Bindings. The LibTech x Bent Metal Bindings in Grey for riders who enjoy the steeps of your local hill and hot laps through the park.

Does Quicksilver own LibTech?

After seventeen years of ownership, Quiksilver has just announced the sale of Mervin Snowboard Manufacturing. Founded by snowboarders Mike Olson and Pete Saari in 1977, Mervin is the parent company of Lib Tech, Gnu, Roxy Snowboarding and Bent Metal.

Does Quicksilver own Libtech?

Are Burton boards good?

Burton – Burton was built on snowboards, and is the most recognizable brand in the industry. From innovative graphics to cutting-edge technology, Burton delivers the most comprehensive and advanced line-up of best-in class boards. It’s easy to see how Burton makes our top snowboard brands list year after year.

Is Chamonix a good brand?

Chamonix snowboards are a good brand for any beginner-level snowboarder on a budget. Chamonix cuts some corners in terms of construction and performance to keep costs low. That makes them a less than ideal board for experienced riders. But if you need an affordable new board, these are a good way to go.

Are Lib Tech and Gnu the same?

Mervin is the parent company of Lib Technologies (aka Lib Tech), GNU Snowboards, Roxy Snowboards, and Bent Metal bindings.