This is such an amazing board. I tried a bunch before I rode the goldmember(older version)...couldn't find a goldmember so bought this which libtech said was the closest to the goldmember...I love it...never using my old board again. I got the 157 . I am 6ft. I have tried it in most conditions so far except deep powder and it is so stable and easy to ride
I spent four days riding this in Montana, mostly in knee deep or deeper powder, along with some soft groomers. I'm 205lbs with a size 11 and rode the 153. Compared to the standard orca, this didn't float as well, but I liked having the extra tail for landings. It was a trade I'm not sure most people are going to want to make. I totally agree about the carving limitations that Avran called out. It's super nimble and stable in steep terrain, but I can't say it has a real place in my quiver. As an all mountain board, I think it falls a little short of other boards in the category, especially if you're more accustomed to camber. As a powder only board, I think I prefer the standard Orca between the two, at least for low/medium angle. It did its job in light Montana powder, but I'm not so sure about how well it would fare in Tahoe. For me, I think it will be something I take out a few times a year, as it feels like it is best suited for fairly specific conditions, soft and steep. Considering where Travis Rice rides, the board makes a lot of sense. I just don't see myself often needing a board that's really a Baldface/AK charger.
Personally, I would have gotten a 157 at that weight. This board isn’t volume shifted like the normal Orca. Rice is 190lb and rides this board in a 157 and 161. He states that on the Lib Tech product page video.
@@energ8t I agree. I was going on a trip and my emotions got the better of me. The shop only had 153s, so I got that thinking it would be fine. In retrospect, I should've stuck with another of my decks and saved the money. Even at 57 or 61, I think I'd rather ride the standard Orca in pow.
For all mountain board what would you recommend ? With some ice tech , ok to pop on natural and flex for small play butter and ofcourse cruize , carve and pow ? ( if you put aside parks basically)
Im riding a 157 and im 165 lbs. This isnt volume shifted like the orca so would def stick to your normal size. 153 way too small for ya. Might even try a 159 on if i were you.
I have this board in a 157. It’s a little too big for me. It floats okay but you have to work. It rides switch in the powder very well though. This board shines when doing big drops, the extra tail makes you feel very secure. Not the best board in the trees for me, felt a little sluggish but that’s mostly because it’s on the large size for me. I think this board is great for doing jumps in the back country or even the resort on an icy day. The regular orca is likely a better choice for most people
Hey, I am 6‘3 and 200lbs with a size 11 boot. Wondering if I could get away with a 153 for a very playful ride or if that would be pushing it too much and the 157 would be better? And thanks for all the work you’re putting in, really invaluable with so many boards to choose from! Cheers from Germany!
For the same rider these end up being bigger than a normal orca, and maybe aren't as maneuverable with a bunch of retraction skidding, because you need to wait for that symmetrical tail to come around. For me it carves better, is somewhat less maneuverable in tight places, and of course is night and day for switch. Trying to ride switch on a normal orca is definitely an acquired taste.
Helle @Angry Snowboarder. is the Golden Orca more flex than a Rasman ? Lib Tech Claims the Opposite, Tests describe the Rasman mostly as a above medium flexing board, the Orca as an Medium flexing Board. Pretty confusing and hard to decide as i dont want a medium stiff board. The shape of the Rasman would suit me more, but only if its a above medium stiff board. What do you think is better suited for an heavy aggressive Rider only riding at the Alps ?
@@AngrySnowboarder Thnx for you r answer. been on Full Camber for 30 years, liked the C2X on test rides. And want to give it a try for a longer time on my own. Saw that the Orca has a lot of Taper..., so went with the Rasman, its even beefed up a little for 24/25 with the ORG Throttle.
Happy holidays I've been riding the 2011/2012 Trice Pro Horsepower (153) and now looking at the 2023 Trice Pro and the 2023 Golden Orca. I mainly carve and bomb groomers. Any suggest of one over the other would be greatly appreciated.
Hello there ! Is it forgiving at all ? I snowboard for 20+ years but im no expert… I m looking for a intermediate/advanced lvl board , easy to cruize at slow speed while waiting for beginners friends and just playing a bit on natural terrain pops and butters/flat …. but also sometime bomb and carve when alone or just go on pow backcountry once in a while or look for pow on the side/trees … i dont not care much about parks. …the main aime would enjoy ride / mostly groom resorts / a bit of backcountry and pratice carving and powder… i also need some « ice tech » in there cause east coast as much ice and its tiring … so i noted the golden orca / the arbor crosscut / this one / the harpoon ? Some sais gnu antigravity … im not sure if im missing the « one « board i need in this list cause there are so many …. Thanks
I'm 6'1 with a size 11.5 boot, 180lbs -- my current board is a jones explorer 161W and I love the width-feel of it -- for this board since it's volume-shifted, should I downsize to a 157 or go with the 161? I do love a good carve so I'm eyeing the wider waist on the 161, but I know the recommendation is to downsize 1-3cm. Thanks your channel is the best!
@@AngrySnowboarder btw i got the 157 from your recommendation and love it, my go-to board for pow days and tree runs, plus it slices through ice, thanks mr angry guy
I don't think he will be reviewing it. He reviewed the 2019 model I believe. He said it was alot of board and you always need to bring your A game. For advanced riders who are looking for something extra. I would have to agree. I own the 2021-2022 model 161 I'm 5'10" 185 size 10 boots. I'm satisfied with it but it's definitely a board I should have gotten 10 years ago. Most of my riding is done with my kids I will be getting an other board something very mellow. It's wonderful when I'm out with the boys and I want to go hard but not so much when I want to cruise around with the kidos the thing wants to go Mach 10 and stomp 80' table tops
@@kevinsimard I’ll scope it out. If that’s the case I’m looking forward to it. After a couple mellow freestyle decks I’m looking forward to it! I’m 6’4” 225 with a 13 boot & 30 years of riding. I need to turn it up because my one daughter’s getting really & started competing last year. She copped 10th place in her division at the VT Open in 22. Thanks for the feedback!
I am hearing this idea that we should ride longer boards on internet now-a-days. aA 5'5" and 143 lbs I use 142 cm Ride Peace seeker last season. But I bulked up this season and now I am 160 lbs. Should I look for a 161 cm board or the 142 will be good enough? I am planning to venture into off-piste shredding coming season! boot size 8.5
I’m also 6,3 210 lb I have a 157 in the mail! I would of got the 59 or 61 but it’s the end of the season my rep at curated said this I a good board to size down. Let me know what you think.thanks
Is lib tech and never summer the only companies left doing this style double camber with v in the middle not sure what exactly it’s called ? Never made sense to me but I never tried one either. Traditional camber with a little rocker in the tips makes the most sense I think.
Heya Avran what size did you test on ? It said 159 ... I presume you were actually on the 157 ? Still meant to downsize on this like the regular orca ? Seems there's a bit of debate on that issue on whether to go smaller like the reg orca
Snapped my Bataleon carver on day10, replaced it with a party wave plus, cracked the sidewall on day 7. Lost faith in bataleon, would the golden orca be a good replacement for my party wave plus? Really love that board.
@@AngrySnowboarder yeah, I wondered the same, the carver, I rolled over the nose in some moguls, the top sheet cracked half way across the board, right outside of the front binding. The party wave plus sidewall separated from the metal edge, then the core got wet, and expanded, this is right under the heel side of my back binding, I like high speed carving, that could’ve cracked the glue I guess.
@@AngrySnowboarder me as well. I've owned a One,Surfer,Party Wave Plus, and a Camel Two. As well as have a buddy who has owned a Carver and a One for 3 seasons. We also like to "High speed carve". I've had nothing but good things on all of my Bataleons. This has to be a fluke issue. Not saying it didn't happen, but I would not think it's a across the board issue. I will however say that my Party Wave Plus did come from the factory slightly imperfect build wise.
Hi, looking at this, bsod or gnu gremlin. Ride in (icy) sweden. Dont do park. Im 230 lbs, 10,5 boot, 6’0. If I get the golden orca, 157 or 161? Thanks Avran!!
What up Angry. Im 5 8, 150 with 11.5 boots. I have a 148 warpig that I rode in deep powder. It was good but I was looking for more stability and float. I can buy a used 153, should I, or wait for a 150. Thnx.
What are the criteria of the 3 binding recommendations on each of these reviews? I noticed they are always different and i can't quite figure out what makes you choose them
My favorite board of all time is the Burton Supermodel X, I’m currently riding a NS Chairman. Is this board in that category? If not do you have any recommendations? 6’2 210 riding for 30+ years
You ride it smaller, it's got center reverse which changes how it flexes, magnetraction for a different type of grip, basically some overlap but sits in a slightly different category.
@@AngrySnowboarder thank you! i had tavis rice HP, and i sold it becouse it was little bit to stiff for playing ollie and some jibbing and bought Jones Mountain twin, and want to go back to libtech! love to go fast and have little more playful snowboard
@@nathanAmendez Have you ridden both? Notice any difference between the two? I am 5'11" 10.5 boot and about 190lbs. Torn between the 157 and 161. Looking for an freeride/freestyle powder board. TIA for the help.
@@devenbenard7582 yeah I think picking between those two sizes your weight would be the most important factor. I’m 6ft 220lbs and size 11.5 boot. Both sizes have the same waist width. 161 is better for pow based on my weight
@@nathanAmendez I’m also b/w sizes- wish there was a 159. 6’1” 187lbs in gear, size 11, expert+. Usually ride 160/161cm directional twins. Leaning towards the 161 G.O. as the 157 just looks/feels small standing on it. Only taking an occasional park lap, mainly getting it for resort pow days (SV, Kirkwood). If I’m not in pow I’m railing turns b/w side hits. Do you feel much of a difference b/w 157 and 161 given same sidecut, 2mm wider, a couple more cm effective edge?
@Angry Snowboarder I guess perhaps I'll tell ya more what I'm looking for in a board and perhaps with your awareness of so many boards you might help point me in the right direction. I've been riding for quite a long time but never really got into the know-how of all the tech to really understand what I want out of my riding experience. The quiver I'm building right now (sold both and looking to buy 3 new) 1. Split hovercraft for diverse splitting 2. Bataleon surf for straight powder dump ripping 3. Was thinking the golden orca for my daily driver that's mainly oriented for powder/freestyle so if its not ideal powder days it can still rip around the resort and hit some kickers or play in what powder is there. My main riding style is I love powder ripping first and foremost. I don't need to go super big off insane cliff drops or crazy backcountry freestyle for the most part but donlike to get a little sendy and tricky with it too and possibly progressinto bigger hits or just keep it chill. But if I can't rip the powder or it's all tracked out to be able to handle the chunder and hit a couple kickers for fun but I'm not as much a park junky anymore but I still love some good kickers and would still enjoy a backcountry kicker to practice all the flips into powder.
@Mixedbydavey neither ha I did try the golden orca and I ended up with a capita mega merc, bataleon surfer, jones split hover craft. The mega merc packs a lot more into a board for the price than the orca imo
What goin on brotha. My name is Leo and im looking to buy my first board. Ive been rippin it for almost 10years now and my style is more of an agressiva free rider. Im 6,2 180lbs looking to find a good size for me on either golden orca or the regular orca. Ive been tripping over which one to buy this one or the normal one just because I feel like I want to have to og one with a new crazy orca design. Ur input on this would really help on which one I should go with as well as the optimal size. Thank you so much brotha!🤙🏼
This is such an amazing board. I tried a bunch before I rode the goldmember(older version)...couldn't find a goldmember so bought this which libtech said was the closest to the goldmember...I love it...never using my old board again. I got the 157 . I am 6ft. I have tried it in most conditions so far except deep powder and it is so stable and easy to ride
I spent four days riding this in Montana, mostly in knee deep or deeper powder, along with some soft groomers. I'm 205lbs with a size 11 and rode the 153. Compared to the standard orca, this didn't float as well, but I liked having the extra tail for landings. It was a trade I'm not sure most people are going to want to make. I totally agree about the carving limitations that Avran called out. It's super nimble and stable in steep terrain, but I can't say it has a real place in my quiver. As an all mountain board, I think it falls a little short of other boards in the category, especially if you're more accustomed to camber. As a powder only board, I think I prefer the standard Orca between the two, at least for low/medium angle. It did its job in light Montana powder, but I'm not so sure about how well it would fare in Tahoe. For me, I think it will be something I take out a few times a year, as it feels like it is best suited for fairly specific conditions, soft and steep. Considering where Travis Rice rides, the board makes a lot of sense. I just don't see myself often needing a board that's really a Baldface/AK charger.
Personally, I would have gotten a 157 at that weight. This board isn’t volume shifted like the normal Orca. Rice is 190lb and rides this board in a 157 and 161. He states that on the Lib Tech product page video.
@@energ8t I agree. I was going on a trip and my emotions got the better of me. The shop only had 153s, so I got that thinking it would be fine. In retrospect, I should've stuck with another of my decks and saved the money. Even at 57 or 61, I think I'd rather ride the standard Orca in pow.
For all mountain board what would you recommend ? With some ice tech , ok to pop on natural and flex for small play butter and ofcourse cruize , carve and pow ? ( if you put aside parks basically)
Im riding a 157 and im 165 lbs. This isnt volume shifted like the orca so would def stick to your normal size. 153 way too small for ya. Might even try a 159 on if i were you.
Nice ref to "Liberace" at the end
Awesome Great to see you reviewing some Lib Tech Boards. Love My 2021 Golden Orca. Keep on Keepin on. Cheers.
Nice Bromuda Triangle. Real nice bro.
I love my Golden Orca! I'm rocking a fun.kink w Stratas for all-mountain freestyle days and the GO with Falcors for freeride/pow days days
What sizes & what's your specs?
Thanks for the review! Looking forward to the Ride Peace Seeker review.
I ordered one today I’m stoked 🤙🏻
I need to get me one of those ASAP !! Get me some cutty !!!
Great review. Definitely going to purchase this beauty after watching this video.. what size would you recommend. I'm 6'1 195lbs size 13 ride boot
I have this board in a 157. It’s a little too big for me. It floats okay but you have to work. It rides switch in the powder very well though. This board shines when doing big drops, the extra tail makes you feel very secure. Not the best board in the trees for me, felt a little sluggish but that’s mostly because it’s on the large size for me. I think this board is great for doing jumps in the back country or even the resort on an icy day. The regular orca is likely a better choice for most people
What's your boot size and weight ?
In theory a longer board would be faster instead of sluggish.
Hey, I am 6‘3 and 200lbs with a size 11 boot. Wondering if I could get away with a 153 for a very playful ride or if that would be pushing it too much and the 157 would be better? And thanks for all the work you’re putting in, really invaluable with so many boards to choose from! Cheers from Germany!
It’s very doable for that.
For the same rider these end up being bigger than a normal orca, and maybe aren't as maneuverable with a bunch of retraction skidding, because you need to wait for that symmetrical tail to come around. For me it carves better, is somewhat less maneuverable in tight places, and of course is night and day for switch. Trying to ride switch on a normal orca is definitely an acquired taste.
Hello, great video.
If you can, how would you compare this to T. Rice horsepower in terms of playfulness, forgiveness, butteriness and pressing?
Helle @Angry Snowboarder. is the Golden Orca more flex than a Rasman ? Lib Tech Claims the Opposite, Tests describe the Rasman mostly as a above medium flexing board, the Orca as an Medium flexing Board. Pretty confusing and hard to decide as i dont want a medium stiff board. The shape of the Rasman would suit me more, but only if its a above medium stiff board. What do you think is better suited for an heavy aggressive Rider only riding at the Alps ?
Full camber
@@AngrySnowboarder Thnx for you r answer. been on Full Camber for 30 years, liked the C2X on test rides. And want to give it a try for a longer time on my own. Saw that the Orca has a lot of Taper..., so went with the Rasman, its even beefed up a little for 24/25 with the ORG Throttle.
Happy holidays I've been riding the 2011/2012 Trice Pro Horsepower (153) and now looking at the 2023 Trice Pro and the 2023 Golden Orca. I mainly carve and bomb groomers. Any suggest of one over the other would be greatly appreciated.
If those are your two choices I guess Orca.
Hello there ! Is it forgiving at all ? I snowboard for 20+ years but im no expert… I m looking for a intermediate/advanced lvl board , easy to cruize at slow speed while waiting for beginners friends and just playing a bit on natural terrain pops and butters/flat …. but also sometime bomb and carve when alone or just go on pow backcountry once in a while or look for pow on the side/trees … i dont not care much about parks.
…the main aime would enjoy ride / mostly groom resorts / a bit of backcountry and pratice carving and powder… i also need some « ice tech » in there cause east coast as much ice and its tiring … so i noted the golden orca / the arbor crosscut / this one / the harpoon ? Some sais gnu antigravity … im not sure if im missing the « one « board i need in this list cause there are so many …. Thanks
I'm 6'1 with a size 11.5 boot, 180lbs -- my current board is a jones explorer 161W and I love the width-feel of it -- for this board since it's volume-shifted, should I downsize to a 157 or go with the 161? I do love a good carve so I'm eyeing the wider waist on the 161, but I know the recommendation is to downsize 1-3cm. Thanks your channel is the best!
I'd downsize to get the most out of it.
@@AngrySnowboarder btw i got the 157 from your recommendation and love it, my go-to board for pow days and tree runs, plus it slices through ice, thanks mr angry guy
Good review! Can’t wait to hear your opinion on that T Rice Pro. I got it for this year.
I don't think he will be reviewing it. He reviewed the 2019 model I believe. He said it was alot of board and you always need to bring your A game. For advanced riders who are looking for something extra.
I would have to agree. I own the 2021-2022 model 161 I'm 5'10" 185 size 10 boots. I'm satisfied with it but it's definitely a board I should have gotten 10 years ago. Most of my riding is done with my kids I will be getting an other board something very mellow. It's wonderful when I'm out with the boys and I want to go hard but not so much when I want to cruise around with the kidos the thing wants to go Mach 10 and stomp 80' table tops
Hes just done one.
@@kevinsimard I’ll scope it out. If that’s the case I’m looking forward to it. After a couple mellow freestyle decks I’m looking forward to it! I’m 6’4” 225 with a 13 boot & 30 years of riding.
I need to turn it up because my one daughter’s getting really & started competing last year. She copped 10th place in her division at the VT Open in 22.
Thanks for the feedback!
I am hearing this idea that we should ride longer boards on internet now-a-days. aA 5'5" and 143 lbs I use 142 cm Ride Peace seeker last season. But I bulked up this season and now I am 160 lbs. Should I look for a 161 cm board or the 142 will be good enough? I am planning to venture into off-piste shredding coming season! boot size 8.5
Probably want something a little better.
@@AngrySnowboarder Slash ATV?
Hey angry! I’m 5’7, 165lbs, size 9.5 boots, what size would you recommend
I’m also 6,3 210 lb I have a 157 in the mail! I would of got the 59 or 61 but it’s the end of the season my rep at curated said this I a good board to size down. Let me know what you think.thanks
You asked your rep at Curated, anything I say doesn't matter. Clearly they're the experts you value.
Is lib tech and never summer the only companies left doing this style double camber with v in the middle not sure what exactly it’s called ?
Never made sense to me but I never tried one either. Traditional camber with a little rocker in the tips makes the most sense I think.
Niche, nitro, and a few others still have it.
Heya Avran what size did you test on ? It said 159 ... I presume you were actually on the 157 ? Still meant to downsize on this like the regular orca ? Seems there's a bit of debate on that issue on whether to go smaller like the reg orca
53. I say you can do 3 to 5cm's smaller on these they say 2 to 3cms.
Snapped my Bataleon carver on day10, replaced it with a party wave plus, cracked the sidewall on day 7. Lost faith in bataleon, would the golden orca be a good replacement for my party wave plus? Really love that board.
I'm more curious as to why you're cracking boards.
@@AngrySnowboarder yeah, I wondered the same, the carver, I rolled over the nose in some moguls, the top sheet cracked half way across the board, right outside of the front binding. The party wave plus sidewall separated from the metal edge, then the core got wet, and expanded, this is right under the heel side of my back binding, I like high speed carving, that could’ve cracked the glue I guess.
@@User_R4nD0MnUmb3R5 What binding are you on?
@@AngrySnowboarder the Burton step on
@@AngrySnowboarder me as well. I've owned a One,Surfer,Party Wave Plus, and a Camel Two. As well as have a buddy who has owned a Carver and a One for 3 seasons. We also like to "High speed carve". I've had nothing but good things on all of my Bataleons. This has to be a fluke issue. Not saying it didn't happen, but I would not think it's a across the board issue. I will however say that my Party Wave Plus did come from the factory slightly imperfect build wise.
Hi, looking at this, bsod or gnu gremlin. Ride in (icy) sweden. Dont do park.
Im 230 lbs, 10,5 boot, 6’0. If I get the golden orca, 157 or 161?
Thanks Avran!!
You probably want the Gremlin honestly. Best edge hold out of the three for ice.
What do you mean when you say i dont need an orca? Even the golden orca?
What up Angry. Im 5 8, 150 with 11.5 boots. I have a 148 warpig that I rode in deep powder. It was good but I was looking for more stability and float. I can buy a used 153, should I, or wait for a 150. Thnx.
Kind of your call on that.
What are the criteria of the 3 binding recommendations on each of these reviews? I noticed they are always different and i can't quite figure out what makes you choose them
I don't give away trade secrets.
My favorite board of all time is the Burton Supermodel X, I’m currently riding a NS Chairman. Is this board in that category? If not do you have any recommendations? 6’2 210 riding for 30+ years
No.
Angry would you pick the golden orca or jones flagship for resort ripping rad dadding. For ripping with the boys or cruising with the kids
Flagship
Is the apex worth the hype? Or does the golden ride just as well?
Honestly haven't been on the Apex so couldn't tell you.
I have a Capita mercury. How does this compare to the mercury?
You ride it smaller, it's got center reverse which changes how it flexes, magnetraction for a different type of grip, basically some overlap but sits in a slightly different category.
Liberache? That man took it off a cliff--I believe--at Malibu Canyon.
What’s a good board to pair this with?
Something not volume shifted and camber.
@@AngrySnowboarder BSOD?
Hey,
Can you tell me pleas what is the main difference between Orca gold and Travis Rice hp, i cant decide what to get?
The shape and flex.
@@AngrySnowboarder thank you! i had tavis rice HP, and i sold it becouse it was little bit to stiff for playing ollie and some jibbing and bought Jones Mountain twin, and want to go back to libtech! love to go fast and have little more playful snowboard
I’m 5’8 about 150 lbs, size 9 foot, trying to decide between 147 and 150 for the orca?
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Love this board. Have a 157 2022 and a 161 2023.
Mind sharing your height/weight/boot size?
@@ralvatan 6ft 220lbs
Size 11.5 boot in DC, Ride
Size 11 boot in adidas, K2
@@nathanAmendez Have you ridden both? Notice any difference between the two? I am 5'11" 10.5 boot and about 190lbs. Torn between the 157 and 161. Looking for an freeride/freestyle powder board. TIA for the help.
@@devenbenard7582 yeah I think picking between those two sizes your weight would be the most important factor. I’m 6ft 220lbs and size 11.5 boot. Both sizes have the same waist width. 161 is better for pow based on my weight
@@nathanAmendez I’m also b/w sizes- wish there was a 159. 6’1” 187lbs in gear, size 11, expert+. Usually ride 160/161cm directional twins. Leaning towards the 161 G.O. as the 157 just looks/feels small standing on it. Only taking an occasional park lap, mainly getting it for resort pow days (SV, Kirkwood). If I’m not in pow I’m railing turns b/w side hits. Do you feel much of a difference b/w 157 and 161 given same sidecut, 2mm wider, a couple more cm effective edge?
Love Lib Tech and GNU boards. Looking for an all around that I can enjoy in the park as well. Would this be a good fit?
Wouldn't be my first choice.
@@AngrySnowboarder what would you recommend?
Headspace or RC C3 come to mind over this any day of the week.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thanks for the recommendation! Ended up ordering the RC
Burton process as long as you don't ride deep powder
What do you think about golden orca vs kazu pro? For free ride powder daily driver but also wanna hit some kickers and slight mixed resort riding
They aren’t even in the same category.
@Angry Snowboarder Interesting haha I thought they were both free ride boards? Help me understand?
@Angry Snowboarder I guess perhaps I'll tell ya more what I'm looking for in a board and perhaps with your awareness of so many boards you might help point me in the right direction. I've been riding for quite a long time but never really got into the know-how of all the tech to really understand what I want out of my riding experience.
The quiver I'm building right now (sold both and looking to buy 3 new)
1. Split hovercraft for diverse splitting
2. Bataleon surf for straight powder dump ripping
3. Was thinking the golden orca for my daily driver that's mainly oriented for powder/freestyle so if its not ideal powder days it can still rip around the resort and hit some kickers or play in what powder is there.
My main riding style is I love powder ripping first and foremost. I don't need to go super big off insane cliff drops or crazy backcountry freestyle for the most part but donlike to get a little sendy and tricky with it too and possibly progressinto bigger hits or just keep it chill. But if I can't rip the powder or it's all tracked out to be able to handle the chunder and hit a couple kickers for fun but I'm not as much a park junky anymore but I still love some good kickers and would still enjoy a backcountry kicker to practice all the flips into powder.
@@konorrockhill6191how did you go?
@Mixedbydavey neither ha I did try the golden orca and I ended up with a capita mega merc, bataleon surfer, jones split hover craft. The mega merc packs a lot more into a board for the price than the orca imo
Have you had a chance to check out the new LIB TECH RIG
Shows up next week I believe.
@@AngrySnowboarder dope I’ll look out for your video before making a move ! Thank you
What goin on brotha. My name is Leo and im looking to buy my first board. Ive been rippin it for almost 10years now and my style is more of an agressiva free rider. Im 6,2 180lbs looking to find a good size for me on either golden orca or the regular orca. Ive been tripping over which one to buy this one or the normal one just because I feel like I want to have to og one with a new crazy orca design. Ur input on this would really help on which one I should go with as well as the optimal size. Thank you so much brotha!🤙🏼
I also wear a size 10,5 boot
You don't need an Orca.
@@AngrySnowboarder including the golden orca?
Also id love to get ur opinion on the gentem stick mantaray.
Was that an apex orca in the background? (Since I didn’t see a review on patreon), what are your thoughts between the apex and golden?
Negatory.
looks like a fun board but how is it on rails?
Why the fuck you hitting rails with this!
@@AngrySnowboarder lol no idea i was just wondering.
@@AngrySnowboarder ive had the same shitty board for like 16 years so ive been looking into getting something new
im 5ft7 or 170cm and 160lbs or 72kg and 10.5US or 9.5UK . which size should i get ? theres 150 or 153
Kind of dealers choice. 50 for more playful, 53 for more charging.
I’m 6’ 1” 205lbs 11.5 boots. Looking at 161 vs 157 any advice is appreciated
You do realize this is meant to be sized down 8 cm from your normal size right?
@@AngrySnowboarder I thought libtech's website says 1-3cm for the golden orca. 8cm might just be for the regular orca.
@@ralvatan 157 me thinks.
We’re similar sized and I’d pick the 153 personally
@@or-ian6973 at 205 lbs? What size board do you normally ride?
Is the red on your nose and cheeks glare off that topsheet?
No, I'm an alcoholic and that's my jolly cheery red cheeks.
@@AngrySnowboarder Zima all the way!
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I’m 160 lbs 6ft but for some reason I got the 157 in 2021. Lol
Pass
The Lib Tec TRS is way better…
And is a completely different riding board. Thank you for your insight.