Lib Tech Cortado Write Up Review by The Good Ride

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The Lib Tech Cortado was a little wide for my 7.5 foot and just the right size for Thea’s boot. So we did the best we could based on that. For being a mid wide it turned pretty quickly for me. So if your foot actually fits the waist width it should be a nice fast turning board. It has Lib’s C2 profile, which is rocker between the feet and camber outside of the bindings, so you get a playful feel with the rocker but also some control with the camber. It has a medium flex, but feels a little stiffer while riding, so it is a nice stable ride and has no problems going fast.

The Lib Tech Cortado is a directional board with some taper as well. So should do pretty well in powder, but it also has Lib’s more aggressive Magne-Traction for those icy days too.

So if you are an intermediate to advanced rider with mid-wide feet, looking for a do it all board that likes to go fast the Lib Tech Cortado could be a good option.

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Size: 145
Days: 1 (a few laps at demo days)
Conditions: Groomers, Hard pack, a little ice
Riders: Steph, Thea
Boots: Vans Ferra
Bindings: Nitro Poison
Set Up: 21.5” Centered 15 front -15 back

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