Jamie Lynn

Rips old school!! I’ve been stuck with c2 or rocker for too long! Do you like powder? it floats effortlessly turns precisely and proves you don’t need rocker to rip. You like fresh groomers too don’t you? Go as fast as you dare lay it on edge like a man and feel spring loaded heel toe carving joy at mach speeds that only a stiff camber board can handle.. your speed wobbles are a thing of the past. My buddy told me tapered shapes don’t Ollie well.. it doesn’t do it well it’s miraculous! You can’t ride fakie on tapers it’ll dig, you need a twin... well after a few slow floaty back ones into the goods we sure shut him up. Buy this board and ride like a man.. the man

bought my first jamie lynn in 1995, then others in 2005, 2015, 2020, and just picked up this one for the 22 season. Needless to say i love these models and lib techs! This board rips and holds an edge at max speeds. i love the side cut and shape of the nose. fortunate to live in steamboat springs and it rips our mountain. it floats effortlessly in the powdery trees, and one can confidently trust the edge to hold on hard packed groomers, this board is fun to ride. I highly recommend this jamie lynn. the artwork is true to jamie's style and my collection of his work continues to grow. thanks jamie lynn and lib. I'm hoping there will be a 30 year anniversary board like the 20 year i purchased in 05.

This is definitely my favorite Lib of 2021! It absolutely rips in all conditions and has effortless float in deep fluffy powder. The wide nose can chop through any crud and the tapered shape is so much fun to carve up groomers. It’s lightweight for a wide version and it does well in the park. I like the extra pop from the shape, as it takes off and lands well. I feel it is on the stiffer side of boards and I enjoy how it performs in all snow conditions. Lib makes phenomenal boards and this is certainly another. If you can find one, I highly recommend the Jamie Lynn. Thanks!

I was looking for a big pow rocket, something that could ride open pow turns fast and confidently. I’ve been riding a SplitBRD 167W and thought the JL 166W would be a solid quiver board. When the JL showed up it wasn’t quite what I was expecting. From the description I thought it would have a camber profile close to the SplitBRD and the pictures look like it has a more squared off nose. What I got is a perfect combo between a classic hard-charging board with a bit of modern influence. I got out on it for the first time today at Baker for opening day. There’s been a lot of snow in the last week and all I have to say is that Big Jim loves the pow! It doesn’t wiggle through the trees, it blasts a straight line over and through them. Pick a direction, point the board where you want to go and you’ll end up there faster than any of your riding partners. Better work on your quads in the off season though, this board doesn’t fool around.

This board is amazing. Longer radius sidecut makes it handle speed better than anything. C3 for poppy lively feel, early rise and big pow nose make it float like a cloud in pow. Loving this board so much. Maybe my favorite Lib of all time and there have been a lot!