The profile is what Lib call ‘C3’ – camber with minimal rocker at the waist – but for all intents and purposes it rides like a classic camber board, perfect for slicing up the hard pack and popping off features. While boards with more pronounced rocker sections can take some of the effort out of riding pow, the tapered outline on this one does a lot to assist you in the deep stuff.

“With lightweight ‘Horsepower’ construction also found in the pro models of Travis Rice and Eric Jackson, it’s begging to be sent skywards”

The fairly hefty waist helps in that department too, giving you more surface area on which to skim across the powder (an ominous 666 square inches, to be precise…). It may have ‘Rocket’ in the name, but for the love of God don’t just point this one. With lightweight ‘Horsepower’ construction also found in the pro models of Travis Rice and Eric Jackson, it’s begging to be sent skywards.

It’s only available in one size, which is bound to leave some riders disappointed, but if you’re lucky enough to be compatible with the Lib Tech x Lost Twin Rocket, it’s well worth a spin.

Legendary surf shaper ‘Mayhem’ Matt Biolos is familiar with board shapes typically following a directional pattern. In an evolution of his freeride pow machine, Matt caters to a new cruiser.

Introducing the Lib x Lost Mayhem Twin Rocket. The originally mild tapered rocket got a swift lift and kick on the tail, opening the doors to freestyle riding. While it’s guaranteed good vibes on any day, bring some more flow to the pow lines or the park laps.

Resin work by Son of Cobra, handcrafted by Mervin Manufacturing.