dPr

Got about 8 days in now at the end of the wonderful 2025-26 season, boy oh boy did Lib get it more than right with this thing. If I would liken my Ejack knife to say, a long surfboard, then the dPr is your slashin popping short board for when you just literally want to have fun, no matter if it's boostin side hits or laying trenches or popping off everything you can lay your eyes on, this board can literally do all of that. The camber profile really gives this board a load of stored energy, doesn't take much at all to Ollie this thing or pop off jump lips. So far it's been out in all conditions, from a storm day to ripping sunny slush laps now and it just keeps giving me what I want; a snowboard meant to have fun on. It's truly a development project realized as you can tell what was envisioned for this board and it id easily 11/10 in its department. Thanks lib tech!!!

This board is incredible. Im a hard charging rider that’s been riding a Burton Vapor for a very long time. Talk about unforgiving. Needed something that I could feel confident that would hold an edge under any circumstances, yet would be a little more forgiving when I got tired and less intentional. After demoing a bunch of this years Burtons, I stepped into this Lib Tech DPR and never looked back. Superior edge hold, even on the icy trails of Vermont, full send. The hybrid rocker nose and tail made turn initiation a breeze, even after hours of riding and fatigue set in. Fantastic dampening at speed. All this and still excellent for butters and the park. One board quiver. Highly recommended.

Bought the dPr as an upgrade as my 9yr old board was set for retirement! Holy Shyte, this thing is just perfect for me. I’m 53 yrs old, boarding on and off for 39 yrs and it’s everything I’ve always wanted. Smooth turns, grads on ice nicely, butters are effortless with virtually ZERO worries of catching an edge. You guys knocked it out of the park on this one!

This thing feels closer to a 4 flex than a 6. I’m one the 162W, and tail presses and nose presses are hilariously easy. But the tail folds under any snappy movements and the nose is a bit softer than the tail. I set this up 15-15, 24 inch stance. I’m 6”3 and 230. Tip to tip it’s soft. Torsionally very soft as well. Width and side cut are great, but i feel limited working the nose or tail in any chop. Again, a size issue, not a board issue. Big boys beware.

Just purchased one of these boards because I heard it could handle the icy conditions of Vermont. No doubt this is the best board I’ve ever ridden on blue ice. I’m sure it will handle a variety of other conditions, but it kicks ice and I’m super happy to have added it!