- ▼Product Description
- The Box Knife is the perfect all mountain processor for high speed jib / park performance. It’s playful, intelligent, stable and self-aware. A perfect balance for whatever the day throws at you. With early rise cambers this “jib” board becomes a secret powder manipulating genius. Yang to the Scratcher’s Yin the Box Knife’s balanced approach keeps riders like Matteo Soltane and Xander Cornaby snapping the line of progression while amplifying Jesse Burtner’s backcountry brain waves.
- ◄Features
- Magne-traction® serrated steak knife technology for edge hold and control. Turns ice into powder!
- Banana technology rocker/camber hybrid. Camber 3: Aggressive, all terrain shape for control, precision, and power
- CORE: 75% Aspen / 25% Paulownia
- GLASS: Tri-Ax / Bi-Ax Fiber
- TOP: Eco Sublimated Poly Top
- BASE: Eco Sublimated Sintered Base
- Birch Internal Sidewalls
- UHMW Sintered Sidewalls
- UHMW Tip/Tail Impact Deflection
- Artist: Christina “Pika” Burtner
- ◄About Lib Tech
Lib Tech is a crafter of snowboards. They love what they do and they do it well, with each and every Lib Tech snowboard designed, made and finalised in the brand’s home – the USA. Lib Tech loves to build and create at their birth place to ensure that every board they put out is as perfect as their very first. This brand is seriously passionate about the products they make and the people they make them for.
The brand was founded by a collective of snowboarders and sport enthusiasts that dreamt of creating the perfect snowboard in the best way possible. Since their formation in 1989, Lib Tech snowboards have been totally committed to creating amazing pieces in a safe, efficient and eco-friendly way. They use unique materials that have been repurposed and recycled to build their artistic, performance driven Lib Tech snowboards that will thrill every type of boarder out there.- ◄Shipping & Returns
Australian shipping:
We offer Free Standard Shipping Australia Wide for all orders over $99. We will use the most efficient shipping method available to your area with most items being shipped within 48 hours.
Please note, we no longer accept shipments to Parcel Lockers unless paid for using PayPal, Zip Pay, or Bank Deposit.
Standard Shipping: ETA (from date of shipment) Metro areas
2-3 business days
Regional areas
3-5 business days
Bulky Items
Up to 7 business days
Express Shipping*: ETA (from date of shipment) Metro areas
1-2 business days
Regional areas
2-3 business days
New Zealand Shipping:
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New Zealand orders will carry a $25 shipping charge per item.
- We cannot ship bulky items, hardware, Burton, Anon, or POC products. We apologise for any inconvenience.
- Customers are responsible for VAT.
- Estimate delivery 7-14 business days.
Returns Policy:
- Online purchases can be returned for refund or exchange within 30 days from the original purchase date.
- In-store purchases can be returned for exchange or store credit within 14 days from the original purchase date.
- Items must be presented in their original, unworn, unused, re-sellable condition with product tags attached.
- Products sealed for hygiene reasons (e.g. swimwear, underwear, watches, and jewellery) must have seals intact.
- Proof of purchase is required
- Drill-mounted skis purchased in store or online are not accepted for refund/return.
- The return shipping costs are not covered by us, unless there was a shipment error.
See here for Full Terms and Conditions.
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