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Lib Tech Dynamiss Women's Snowboard | 2027

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Lib Tech Dynamiss Women's Snowboard | 2027 — 145cm

  • Twelve Board Store

    In stock · usually ready in 1 hour

    435A Bridge Rd
    Richmond VIC 3121
    Australia

    +61394212293

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Rated 4.9/5 by 872 customers

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Amazing all mountain board a great shop

Excellent Anon Magna-tech feature and light level

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Awesome service

Always happy dealing with the crew at Twelve, great service fast delivery

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Burton Women's GORE-TEX Glove 2026 | True Black
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Burton Women's GORE-TEX Glove 2026 They are a warm Glove and have a removable liner for when it's not as cold

X/DMG X01 Double Knee Work Pant | Washed Stone

Sick work pants, keen to get another pair

Size up. Awesome product well made

Pint-S thoughts

I've had my new Pint-S now for a week and put about 11 klms on it so far due to a fair bit of rain. The battery is now at 62% and top speed of 16kph as I find 12-15 very comfortable and have no intention of hurting myself any sooner than I have to.
The treaded tire gives more confidence for sure off of the pavement which I do about 50%.
I like the curved foot pads as I like a wide stance and my feet feel more planted than on the Pint. The Fender is also almost a must for me now that I see the difference of gravel and dirt not covering the footpads anymore.
Twelveboard store was very helpful and friendly with the purchase as well.

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They’re great

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Board looks sick! Arrived quickly and in great condition, nil complaints

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Fits perfect on my Fatboy Scrambler, comes with mounting screws. Very happy

Burton step on bindings

These were great to use. Forget about ratchets and spend more time going down hill rather than down on your bum tightening your bindings.

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Vans MTE Standard Waterproof Boot 2026 | Black/White
Stephanie

The boots are great, super comfortable and best of all they have kept my foot warm in the snow.

Shout out to the team at the Twelve Board Store for being super helpful when i went in to pick the boots up

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Beyond Medals Packable Down Vest 2026 | Black
brad greene
great

had it as a mid layer this weekend and was very satisfied with it. even as a standalone vest

Travel ready Split /Resort binding

Easily modifiable to fit Alpine Prime bindings along with a Quiver Connector means I have a premium split/resort Straightline binding ready to rip on my travels

The EVA footbed can be modified to fit Alpine Prime bindings so now my Straightline bindings can be used with a Quiver Connector to only take one set of bindings with my resort and splitboard overseas.

Epic glove with super comfort

Great quality product. Liners are amazing. Recommend using beeswax on leather palm to keep it waterproof. Holds up in wet weather

Apres and Work - Good Boots

Been running the MTE boots for years lift ops and maintenance, better than Sorrels now that they've got a zip side!

Quality base layer

These Burton base layer pants are the best! Super comfy and a good fit.

Nice sized day pack for short trips and staying light. Can't wait to get up in the mountains to use it.

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Thomas

Excellent! Good people!

The All-Mountain Power Board for Women Who Want to Charge the Whole Resort

The Lib Tech Dynamiss Women's 2027 is a directional, all-mountain freeride board built for confident riders who want one deck that handles everything from groomers to genuine powder days. It pairs an aggressive C3 camber profile with a smooth entry nose and a slight taper through the tail, giving it a stable, powerful feel at speed without losing the ability to float when the snow piles up. This is the women's-specific sibling to Lib Tech's Dynamo, built for riders who already have some mileage under their boots and want a daily driver that can do it all.

The C3 camber profile is the heart of the ride — a mild rocker zone underfoot blended into dominant, powerful camber out through the tip and tail. That combination gives the Dynamiss strong edge hold and pop on groomers while still adding float and forgiveness in soft snow. Paired with Magne-Traction® edge serrations, it bites confidently into the firm, icy mornings that are common at most Australian resorts before the groomers soften up, so you're not white-knuckling your way down the first run of the day.

Underneath the graphics, the Dynamiss is built with Lib Tech's Original Power (OP) core — 75% Aspen and 25% Paulownia — for a light, lively, environmentally-conscious platform with real strength. Tri-axial/bi-axial fiberglass adds snap and stability through the flex pattern, while Birch internal sidewalls and UHMW sintered sidewalls (with UHMW tip and tail impact deflection) keep the board tough through crud, chop, and hard landings. The whole board is handbuilt at Mervin Manufacturing in Washington State, USA, the same factory behind GNU and Bent Metal.

Why Ride the Lib Tech Dynamiss?

  • ✅ C3 Camber Profile – Mild rocker underfoot blended into dominant camber at tip and tail for edge hold, pop, and float in equal measure
  • ✅ Magne-Traction® – Edge serrations bite into firm, icy groomers without catching, for genuine confidence on hardpack mornings
  • ✅ Directional Shape with Smooth Entry Nose – Slight taper through the tail adds float in powder without sacrificing control on piste
  • ✅ Original Power (OP) Core – 75% Aspen / 25% Paulownia for a light, lively, environmentally-conscious build
  • ✅ Tri-Ax/Bi-Ax Fiberglass – Adds snap and a strong, locked-in feel through every turn
  • ✅ Birch & UHMW Sintered Sidewalls – Built to take on crud, chop, and hard landings without losing durability
  • ✅ Medium to Medium-Stiff Flex – Powerful and stable, built for riders who want to push speed and terrain with confidence
  • ✅ 2x4 Inserts – Standard pattern for wide binding compatibility and stance adjustment
  • ✅ Handbuilt in the USA – Made at Mervin Manufacturing in Washington State, with the brand's long-running environmental commitment built in

Tech Specs

  • Terrain: All-Mountain / Freeride / Directional
  • Board Shape: Directional, Smooth Entry Nose, Slight Tapered Tail
  • Flex: 5–6/10 (10 = Firm) – Medium to medium-stiff, sized progressively
  • Camber: C3 – Mild Rocker Underfoot, Dominant Camber at Tip and Tail
  • Base: Sintered Base (High-Density UHMW)
  • Core: Original Power (OP) – 75% Aspen / 25% Paulownia
  • Laminate: Tri-Axial/Bi-Axial Fiberglass
  • Sidewalls: Birch Internal Sidewalls + UHMW Sintered Sidewalls
  • Edges: Magne-Traction®
  • Topsheet: Eco Sublimated Poly Top
  • Inserts: 2x4
  • Construction: Handbuilt in Washington State, USA
  • Warranty: 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty

Board Specs

Size Contact Length (cm) Nose / Tail Width (cm) Waist Width (cm) Sidecut (m) Rider Weight (kg)
142 102 27.9 / 27.5 24.1 7.7 35+
145 104 28.2 / 27.8 24.3 7.8 35+
149 106 28.6 / 28.2 24.5 7.9 40+
153 108 28.8 / 28.4 24.7 8.0 40+

About Lib Tech

Lib Tech has been building snowboards out of Mervin Manufacturing in Washington State, USA since the company was founded by Mike Olson and Pete Saari in 1977 — making it the longest-running snowboard factory still operating in the USA. The brand pioneered Magne-Traction® serrated edge technology and the rocker-camber hybrid shapes that reshaped snowboard design industry-wide, and continues to build every board by hand at Mervin's environmentally-focused factory using sustainable materials and processes the brand has championed for decades.

Why Buy from Twelve Board Store?

  • ✓️ Free shipping Australia-wide
  • ✓️ Melbourne flagship store with expert snowboard advice
  • ✓️ Authorised Lib Tech dealer with full manufacturer warranty
  • ✓️ Flexible payment options including Afterpay & Zip
  • ✓️ Specialists in snow, skate, and electric — 12 months a year

Is this board for you?

Terrain
all-mountain, freeride
Flex
6/10
Profile
Hybrid Camber
Shape
Directional
Rider level
Intermediate
HANDCRAFTED
WHY WE STOCK LIB TECH

HANDCRAFTEDIN THE USA

Lib Tech co-founders Mike Olson and Pete Saari have been building dream boards for more than 40 years, and Lib Tech officially launched in 1990. Every board is handcrafted in the USA, and we carry the Travis Rice Orca family, the T.Rice Pro, the Jamie Lynn and more in Richmond.

Magne-TractionSeven serrations along the edge for grip when the snow turns firm.
Handcrafted in the USABuilt by Mervin Manufacturing with zero hazardous waste in production.
Ocean Bound OrcasOrca topsheets made from recycled plastic collected from coastal areas.
Travis RiceWith Lib Tech since 2004. The T.Rice Pro and the Orca are his boards.
EDGE TECHNOLOGY

MAGNE-TRACTIONSERRATED EDGE HOLD

Magne-Traction arrived in 2004. Lib Tech puts seven strategically placed serrations along the edge, and they work like a steak knife, biting into firm snow instead of skating across it.

That counts on Australian resorts, where a morning on refrozen groomers can turn to slush by lunch. More edge hold means more confidence when the snow gets hard.

You'll find it on the T.Rice Pro, Orca II, Golden Orca, Apex Orca II, Lib Rig and Dynamiss on our wall.

  • Introduced2004
  • SerrationsSeven, strategically placed along the edge
  • FeelSteak knife grip on firm and icy snow
  • On our wallT.Rice Pro, the Orca family, Lib Rig, Dynamiss
MAGNE-TRACTION
MERVIN MADE

BUILT BY RIDERSIN THE USA

Lib Tech snowboards are handcrafted in the USA by Mervin Manufacturing. Lib Tech calls its builders kraftsmen, the riders who build and test the boards themselves.

Mervin leaves zero hazardous waste behind in production, and its Eco Process printing does away with toxic silk screens. Lib Tech says its boards are built with wind and water power.

  • Built byMervin Manufacturing
  • Made inUSA
  • WasteZero hazardous waste in production
  • PrintingEco Process, no toxic silk screens
  • PowerWind and water
BUILT BY RIDERS
SINCE 1990

FOUR DECADES OFDREAM BOARDS

Mike Olson hand built a five finned snowboard in 1983 and was pioneering deep sidecut boards by 1985. Lib Tech officially launched in 1990, with Mike and Pete Saari building the boards they wanted to ride.

Jamie Lynn joined in the early 90s and Travis Rice came on board in 2004, the same year Magne-Traction was born. In 2006 the Skate Banana put rocker between the feet.

  • 1983Mike Olson hand builds a five finned snowboard
  • 1990Lib Tech officially launches
  • 1993Jamie Lynn joins the family
  • 2004Magne-Traction arrives and Travis Rice signs on
  • 2006The Skate Banana puts rocker between the feet
TRAVIS RICE

THE ORCAFAMILY

Travis Rice's Orca launched in 2018. The Orca II has a long, floaty nose and a poppy Whale Tail, built to carve hardpack without toe drag and float powder, and Lib Tech recommends riding it 3 to 6cm shorter than your usual board.

The Golden Orca is the switch friendly version with a power kink tail, and the Apex Orca II adds a carbon build for advanced riders. The Orca II and Golden Orca run Makah Hemlock and Paulownia cores, with the hemlock sustainably harvested by the Makah tribe, under an Ocean Bound topsheet made from recycled plastic collected from coastal areas.

Travis Rice and Mervin donate a portion of every Orca sold to the Orca Conservancy.

  • Launched2018
  • Core60% Makah Hemlock, 40% Paulownia (Orca II, Golden Orca)
  • TopsheetOcean Bound, recycled plastic from coastal areas
  • SizingOrca II 3 to 6cm shorter, Golden Orca 1 to 3cm shorter
  • Gives backA portion of every Orca sold goes to the Orca Conservancy
THE ORCA

WHICH LIB TECHIS FOR YOU

T.Rice Pro

Travis Rice's twin for park laps and all-mountain freestyle, playful enough to ride every day.

Terrain
Park and all-mountain freestyle
Profile
C2 rocker/camber hybrid
Flex
Medium, 6 to 7/10
Shape
Twin

Orca II

A directional all-terrain board that carves hardpack and floats powder. Ride it 3 to 6cm shorter.

Terrain
All-mountain and powder
Profile
Rocker/camber hybrid
Flex
Medium stiff, 7/10
Shape
Directional, volume shifted

Golden Orca

A switch friendly Orca with a power kink tail, from resort laps to deep pillow lines.

Terrain
All-mountain freeride and powder
Profile
Directional C2 rocker/camber hybrid
Flex
Stiff, 7 to 8/10
Shape
Directional, volume shifted

Lib Rig

Austen Sweetin's all-terrain board, with a floaty nose, a switch friendly tail and deep carving sidecuts.

Terrain
All-mountain
Profile
Setback camber, early rise nose
Flex
Medium stiff, 7/10
Shape
Directional, mild taper

FROM OURLIB TECH WALL

FROM OUR SHOP TO YOUR SETUP

Lib Tech and Mervin Manufacturing are genuine snowboard legends. The history, the innovation and the people behind it all put them in a category of their own. Then you look at how they actually build these boards and who rides them, and it just stamps everything. The Orca series changed what a lot of riders expect from a board, and if you haven't ridden one, you need to. Come into the shop in Richmond and we'll talk you through the range, or give us a call.

JamieOwner, Twelve Board Store
03 9421 2293
435A Bridge Rd, Richmond VIC

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LIB TECH FAQS

What size Lib Tech board do I need?
Start with your weight and boot size, then your riding style. Our Lib Tech size charts cover the range, and we're happy to size you up in store or over the phone.
What is Magne-Traction?
Magne-Traction is Lib Tech's serrated edge, introduced in 2004. Seven strategically placed serrations bite into firm snow for extra hold and control.
Are Lib Tech boards made in the USA?
Yes. Lib Tech says all of its snowboards are handcrafted in the USA, built by Mervin Manufacturing with zero hazardous waste in production.
Why do I size down on an Orca?
The Orca models are volume shifted, so you ride a shorter board without losing float. Lib Tech recommends 3 to 6cm shorter than your usual board for the Orca II and Apex Orca II, and 1 to 3cm shorter for the Golden Orca. Come in and we'll check your size against your weight and boots.
Can I pick up in store or return it?
Yes, you can pick up from our Richmond showroom. For returns and exchanges, everything you need is in our returns policy.

FAQ

Frequently asked

For an intermediate who's ready to push, yes. It's not a first board: the medium to medium-stiff flex and camber-dominant C3 profile hold a line beautifully at speed but won't cover for sloppy weight distribution the way a soft progression board does. If you're linking confident turns, starting to ride faster and want one board for groomers, crud and powder days, the Dynamiss is a strong step up. Newer riders will have more fun on something softer.

No. The Dynamiss is the women's-specific sibling to the Dynamo, sharing the C3 camber, OP core and Magne-Traction edges, but it's built around a women's frame in a narrower, shorter size range rather than being a cut-down men's deck. The result is a board with the same charging, directional feel that a lighter rider can actually flex and control. If you've been riding a men's board because you wanted more performance, this is worth a look.

It's well suited to Aussie conditions. The C3 profile gives strong edge hold and pop on groomers, and Magne-Traction bites into the firm, icy snow you often get first thing at Buller or Thredbo, so the first run of the day isn't a white-knuckle job. The directional shape, smooth entry nose and slight tail taper add float on powder days and keep it composed in afternoon chop. It's happiest pointed downhill rather than in the park.

We have the Dynamiss in 145, 149 and 153cm. Lib Tech sizes on a minimum rider weight rather than a tight range, so treat that as a starting point and adjust for how you ride. Lean shorter for a more playful, easier-to-turn feel, or longer for stability at speed and more float in powder.

Boot size matters too on a women's-width board. Call us on 03 9421 2293 or come into our Richmond store and we'll help you choose.

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