Need Help, Lib Tech Wreckreate

Well, Lib Tech is usually expensive as balls so if you can get them for way cheaper I'd say go for it.

When I considered buy Lib Tech Skis, one of my techs responded with, "Why buy skis from a company that makes fall-apart snowboards?"

Every Lib I've skied I loved, but I can't speak for their durability, just that their snowboards have some across-the-board durability issues.

I had two pairs of their NAS and they lasted five seasons for one till it finally blew an edge and sold the other pair after they finally started to lose the camber. The top sheets were flakey but other than that they were awesome. Just too bad they are expensive

Where did u see nfx's for 275 I'm trying to get a pair?

JudMaster4Where did u see nfx's for 275 I'm trying to get a pair?

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clayton.verellenI had two pairs of their NAS and they lasted five seasons for one till it finally blew an edge and sold the other pair after they finally started to lose the camber. The top sheets were flakey but other than that they were awesome. Just too bad they are expensive

How many days a year do you ski? also how much time do you spend on rails?

i was still a ski instructor for the first four seasons on them so they got about 40 to 50 days a season with some heavy abuse. How much rail time? Not much but any ski used for rails will not last long depending on the rider and upkeep done on them. The tough part about lib techs is keeping the edges good takes work because normal file guides won't work well you have to pretty much free hand it or do what I did and took them to my local snowboard shop that sells lib techs and have them do it. But other than that they were bomber. I'm a family man now with little rippers of my own so I generally buy stuff at end of season and that is on sale to afford/warrant the expense, Lib techs are hard to find cheap and in my size so that is the only reason I have not stayed with them. In my opinion they are some of the best skis out there but that's only an opinion.