Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard
Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard

T.Rice Pro Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard 2026

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Versatile and powerful, this board dominates parks, resorts, and backcountry with effortless control
Product ID: 457145

About the Lib Tech T.Rice Pro

What is the Lib Tech T.Rice Pro good for?

The Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Men's Freestyle/All Mountain Snowboard is built for high-performance riding across all terrains. Whether you’re hitting the terrain park, charging down resort slopes, or exploring backcountry powder, this board delivers top-tier performance.

Who is the Lib Tech T.Rice Pro good for?

This snowboard is ideal for intermediate to advanced riders looking for a board that can handle aggressive freestyle riding and all-mountain conditions. It’s also a top choice for those who want a playful, high-performance board for daily resort riding.

When and where should the Lib Tech T.Rice Pro be used?

Designed for year-round use in various conditions, this board thrives in terrain parks, groomed trails, and deep powder. Whether you’re carving on hardpack or sending it in the backcountry, the hybrid rocker-camber profile ensures smooth control and stability.

How will some of the key features of the Lib Tech T.Rice Pro enhance my experience?

This board is crafted with Horsepower (HP) Construction, making it lighter, smoother, and environmentally friendly. The 60% Aspen / 40% Paulownia core balances strength and lightweight performance, while Tri-Ax/Bi-Ax glass with Basalt Alloy enhances durability and energy transfer. Magne-Traction® serrated edges provide exceptional grip on ice, and the eco-sublimated sintered base ensures speed and durability.

Why choose the Lib Tech T.Rice Pro?

This board’s rocker/camber hybrid contour (Banana Technology) delivers the perfect balance of float, control, and precision across all terrains. Magne-Traction® edge technology gives unmatched grip in icy conditions, making this board a true all-mountain performer.

Product Features

  • Travis Rice’s Award-Winning Freestyle Board - Designed for high-energy riding, built for performance
  • Hybrid Rocker/Camber Technology - Combines pop, stability, and effortless control
  • Superior edge grip - Magne-Traction® serrated edges provide outstanding hold on ice
  • Horsepower (HP) Construction - Lighter, eco-friendly, and smoother for a refined ride
  • Competition-Ready Sintered Base - Durable and fast for all-mountain dominance

The Lowdown

  • Rider Profile: Intermediate, Advanced
  • Mountain Profile: All Mountain, Park/Freestyle
  • Camber Profile: Hybrid
  • Board Shape: True Twin
  • Base: Sintered
  • Flex: 6/10
  • Mounting System: Standard 4 Hole
  • View our Snowboard Buying Guide

Lib Tech T.Rice Pro Size Chart
Length (cm)Waist Width (cm)Rider Weight (Kg)
15325.345+
15525.550+
15725.855+
15925.960+
1612660+
161W26.565+
16426.265+
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