Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer 2021-2023 Snowboard Review
Riding Style | Alternative Freeride |
Riding Level | Advanced - Expert |
Fits Boot size (US) | 8-10, 10-12 |
Manufactured in | USA by Mervin |
Shape | Tapered Directional |
Camber Profile | Mostly Camber |
Stance | Setback over 20mm |
Approx. Weight | Feels Normal |
Split | No |
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On Snow Feel | |
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Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer 2023 - 2021 Review by The Good Ride
Update 2023: The Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer is pretty much the same ride in 2023. I got more time on it in powder and other conditions though.
Swipe Right: Slightly shorter, slightly wider, tapered directional, poppy, playful, floaty, one board quiver.
Swipe Left: Not many sizes. People who want Lib Tech style Magnetraction won’t like the grip.
Summary
The Lib Tech Quiver Killer did live up to its name…well in the sense it could be a good one board solution. It could adapt to a lot of different riding styles and conditions. You could butter around, ride switch well for how tapered it is, ollie off things around the mountain and even make some good carves without it feeling too washy in the tail. It also looks like you can set it back in powder and get some pretty respectable directional float. It can be a lot of different things to a wide variety of riders and we want to own one. We just wish there were more sizing options. It is hard to define as it has an all mountain feel but with a tapered directional freeride shape all set in a shorter/somewhat wider package.
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Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer 2021-2023 Snowboard Review- How it rides and who it is for.
How This Review Happened: We had a few laps at a demo but hope to own this.
Size: 154
Days:10+
Conditions: Pretty mixed conditions from good groomers, to messy micro-bumpy groomers to some hard patches.
Riders: James (Size 9, 5’10” 185-190lbs), Peter (Size 8, 5’11” 185lbs), Jimbo (Size 11, 5’11” 160lbs),
Boots: Adidas Tactical ADV
Insoles: Sandsole Custom Insoles, Footprint Insole Technology Gameghangers Low Profile
Bindings: Bent Metal Action
Similar Boards (but not the same): Yes Hybrid, Endeavor Scout, Burton Hometown Hero, Gnu Gremlin
Set-Up: 21.5” Wide. 21 front -6 back. Close to Reference
Approximate Weight
Feels pretty normal.
Sizing
So the Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer has a wide nose and waist but the tapered tail might be what makes this 154 feel soo good with our size 8.5-9 boots.
154 : 8-10 and some reduced footprint 10.5’s
159: 10-12
Shape/Camber/On Snow Feel/Ability Level
Lib says full camber but there is definitely a touch of early rise in the nose and a little in the tail. It isn’t like the Lib Tech Lost Rocket or Lib Tech BRD but there is a little tweak up before the nose begins. The Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer still has a lot of camber but has more of a modern take on it. So what does that mean? Well, it means it is pretty locked in but not like old camber rides. For most riders it will be on the stable/less catchy side of semi-locked in. intermediate riders could easily catch an edge if they get off their game but it shouldn’t scare most camber loving advanced to expert riders. It tracks really well in the flats or one footing off the chair.

Quiver Killer with some early rise in the nose and a touch in the tail.
Flex/Pop/Buttering
Mervin does cool things with the boards flex personality and the Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer is no exception. We could all butter with a good bit of effort and could easily access its Ollie power too. It just felt poppy without being light and chattery.
Speed
The base has medium glide and the Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer can do all right on a straight line for its size and flex. It is not a bomber though.
Uneven Terrain
the board is not super damp but can ride all day without falling apart in messy snow.
Edge Hold
The edge hold is less than most people would expect from Mervin and there is almost no disruption.
Turn Initiation
Medium to medium fast turn initiation with the Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer. I could easily turn through bumps if I needed to.
Turning Experience/Carving
There is really good spring out of the turn when you get that edge engaged into a turn and the Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer is a friend to most radius turns we like to make. I would love to make some good turns in all conditions. You need a little bit more weight on the back foot to keep it from washing but not as much as some boards with this much taper.
Powder
So I actually bought this board and got it in some good pow. It floated very well for a 154. It’s far from all time but very good for a one board quiver. It’s better than most all mountain boards. When set all the way back you can get a setback from center of board of 3.625″ with a 22.75″ stance width. Combine that with the with the taper in the tail, a little early rise in the nose and the decent set back on board it is a very competent floater.
Switch
Very doable for 9mm of taper and we had fun taking the Lib Tech Lost Quiver Killer switch.
Getting Air/Park
There wasn’t much park to hit but it had that feel that it would work pretty well hitting kickers and even be pretty good in pipe. Somewhat jibable too but not ideal.
Conclusion
Peter and I wanted to own this after one run as it can do a lot for a tapered directional board of this size.
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