Lib Tech Mayhem Sweetfish Snowboard 2027

Surf deep snow and carve groomers with confidence on the Lib Tech Mayhem Sweetfish Snowboard 2027, a directional camber freeride board shaped for nimble, surfy turns and effortless float.

The Lib Tech Mayhem Sweetfish is the result of a collab between Lib Tech, Matt Biolos and Austen Sweetin, built to bring a surfboard feel to steep lines, pillows and deep resort days. Directional camber with a mild early-rise and long nose gives the board strong edge hold and drive underfoot while keeping turn entry smooth and float automatic in 3D snow. A winged swallowtail trims surface area at the back so the tail sinks naturally, locking in that tail‑driven, slashy feel while staying stable on landings. A simple radial sidecut and no Magne‑Traction keep the ride smooth and flowing, and the medium‑stiff flex backed by a paulownia/aspen core and Biax/Tri‑Ax glass delivers lively response without feeling too punishing. It is a quiver favourite for riders who want snowsurf-style carving on groomers and dreamy float on storm days.

Surf-inspired freeride shape:

• Tapered directional outline, long nose and winged swallowtail for a loose, slashy, surfboard-style ride in pow.

Directional camber profile:

• Traditional camber under and behind your feet with mild early-rise nose for power, edge hold and easy float.

Winged swallowtail:

• Reduces tail volume so it sinks into soft snow, adding control in deep conditions and poppy exits from carved turns.

Medium-stiff flex:

• Enough backbone for high-speed lines and bigger drops while staying manageable for daily freeriding.

OP+ construction:

• Paulownia/aspen wood core with Biax/Tri‑Ax glass and a sintered base for a blend of light weight, strength and speed.

Snowsurf focus, resort capable:

• Designed for powder and 3D terrain but still fun for carving groomers and blasting side hits between storms.

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