2025 Lib Tech Dynamiss Snowboard Review
By: evo Employees | Last Updated: April 29th, 2024
Review Summary
Avg. Tester Rating: ☆☆☆☆☆ (4.67/5)
Our testers had the opportunity to put the 2025 Lib Tech Dynamiss through its paces at different resorts and came away impressed by its versatility and performance. Katie Yaguchi, who tested the board at Mission Ridge, highlighted its exceptional responsiveness and stability, even on choppy terrains. She found it to be consistently sturdy, which instilled confidence during rides, making it a top recommendation for intermediate and advanced riders.
Melissa Garrett's experience with a slightly larger size of the board during a rainy day at the same resort further confirmed its capabilities. Despite the challenging conditions with heavy and chunky snow, the Dynamiss offered smooth turns and reliable edge hold through icy patches. Melissa appreciated the board's ability to maintain stability and playfulness, noting its effectiveness in plowing through rough spots at high speeds.
Elise Harris, testing at Brighton, echoed similar sentiments, praising the Dynamiss for its blend of camber strength and rocker playfulness. Her experience highlighted the board's speed and agility, making it an excellent choice for riders who enjoy fast runs down groomers and the occasional adventurous dip into the trees for side hits.
Overall, our testers agree that the 2025 Lib Tech Dynamiss is a robust and dynamic choice for female riders seeking a board that excels across a variety of conditions, from groomed runs to challenging off-piste adventures.
Technical Details
"A dynamic all-terrain snowboard that is as comfortable charging and carving on resort runs as it is floating on dreamy pow days."
| Available Sizes (cm) | 142. 145, 149, 153 |
| Shape | Directional |
| Rocker/Camber Profile | C3 Camber (Camber/Mild Rocker/Camber) |
| Flex Rating | Medium |
| Core | 75% Aspen / 25% Paulownia |
| Laminates | Tri-Ax, Bi-Ax Fiber |
| Binding Compatibility | 2x4 Inserts |
Expert Testers & Methodology
Why should you trust evo's Field Tested Reviews? Great question! Over this past winter, evo employees from our various locations across Washington, Oregon, Utah, Colorado and Whistler were selected to provide long-term testing of next year's hottest new skis and snowboards. Employees were also invited to attend exclusive multi-day demo events where brands — like Lib Tech — showcased their upcoming products for the 2024/2025 winter season. By collecting unbiased, in-depth reviews from our most experienced skiers and snowboarders, we hope to help you find the best gear to maximize your fun in the mountains!
Testing the 2025 Lib Tech Dynamiss Snowboard:
In assessing the 2025 Lib Tech Dynamiss, we enlisted three of our evo employees, bringing a mix of advanced skiing abilities and styles that include all mountain, freeride, groomers/carving, and backcountry. These evaluations unfolded at two locations: Mission Ridge, WA and Brighton, UT, challenging the board across a spectrum of conditions from slushy to rainy and heavy terrain. The testers' varied experiences ensure our review encapsulates a comprehensive and unbiased perspective, making it a reliable resource for those considering the Dynamiss. Scroll down to read each tester's perspective.
Katie Yaguchi
Customer Care Rep
Tester Rating: 5-Stars
Tester Ability Level: Advanced
Size Tested: 145 cm
Testing Location: Mission Ridge, WA
One board, one love
"I demoed this board out at Mission Ridge on a slushy groomer day & had an absolute blast on this board! It was super responsive and carved like a dream! I felt confident going edge to edge on choppy terrain, was really consistent & felt really sturdy. This board has it all, to do it all! Would highly recommend for an intermediate/advanced rider!"
Melissa Garrett
Service Shop Lead - Snoqualmie Pass Store
Tester Rating: 5-Stars
Tester Ability Level: Advanced
Size Tested: 153 cm
Testing Location: Mission Ridge, WA
Playful charger for aggressive riders
"Got to demo the Dynamiss at Mission Ridge on a somewhat rainy day. Took out the 153cm which is slightly longer than what I regularly ride at 5'5". The runs still had some corduroy, but were starting to get heavy and chunky. The board turns super smoothly on the groomers and had great edge hold through a few icy spots. As the snow warmed up the Dynamiss just plowed through the chunder. I could still feel some of the bumps through the board, but it consistently felt stable. Felt like it would hold up at higher speeds if you like to send it down the mountain. Overall, the Dyamiss is a great charging board for someone looking for something that rips while still being playful."
Elise Harris
Store Supervisor - Salt Lake City Store
Tester Rating: 4-Stars
Tester Ability Level: Advanced
Size Tested: 149 cm
Testing Location: Brighton, UT
Great ride for intermediate to expert riders.
"Dynamiss doesn't disappoint when it comes down to the female version of the dynamo. It's got the strength and durability of camber with the playfulness of a rocker. Great for going fast down groomers or dipping off into the trees to take some side hits."
Pros
Responsive Handling: Testers highlighted the board's responsive nature, making it ideal for swift and sharp turns on varied terrains.
Stability in Diverse Conditions: Despite encountering slush, rain, and chunky snow throughout testing, the Dynamiss remained stable and reliable.
Versatility: Combining the strength of camber with the playfulness of a rocker, this versatility makes the Dynamiss suitable for fast groomed runs and playful off-piste adventures, appealing to a broad range of riding preferences.
Cons
Eco Sublimated TNT Base: Compared to sintered bases, the Dynamiss' TNT base feels slightly slower and seems to lose its freshly waxed glide a bit quicker.
Who Is It For?
The 2025 Lib Tech Dynamiss is ideally suited for intermediate to advanced female riders who value a snowboard that offers a blend of responsive handling and robust stability across various conditions. Its design caters well to those who enjoy both groomed runs and the occasional off-piste exploration. With features that support high-speed rides and playful maneuverability, this board is a stellar choice for riders looking to enhance their all-mountain capabilities.
However, it may not be the best fit for beginners or those who prefer a more forgiving board, especially in challenging weather conditions. The Dynamiss demands a certain level of skill to fully capitalize on its performance attributes, particularly in navigating through less-than-ideal terrain where its playfulness and stability are best appreciated.