LibTech Mayhem Sweetfish 2027 – All Mountain Snowboard

Description

The Mayhem Sweetfish is a directional all-mountain snowboard born from a collaboration between pro surfer Austen Sweetin and shaper Matt Biolos of …Lost Surfboards. Designed for experienced riders who want a single board that can charge powder, carve hardpack, and send it off anything the mountain throws at them.

Built on a traditional camber profile with a subtle early rise in the nose and a kinked tail, the Sweetfish delivers precise energy transfer and snappy pop out of turns. The winged swallow tail reduces surface area for better float in soft snow, while a radial sidecut keeps the ride clean and intuitive. Construction centers on a 75% aspen / 25% paulownia core wrapped in triaxial and biaxial fiberglass, topped with an eco sublimated polytop and a sintered base for speed. Flex sits at a medium-stiff 6 out of 10, suited to riders who like to drive their board with intent. Available in multiple lengths including a 159.

Who It's For

The Sweetfish rewards riders who have their technique dialed and want a board that responds to every input — whether they're laying trenches on groomers or punching through chest-deep pow. If your sessions involve cliff drops, pillows, and long open carves in the same run, this is your quiver-of-one.

FAQ

• Is the Sweetfish a good powder board? Yes — the directional shape, longer floaty nose, and swallow tail all contribute to effortless float in deep snow, while the camber keeps it precise when the snow firms up.
• Does it require special bindings? The Sweetfish uses a standard mounting pattern, so it should be compatible with most bindings — check the specs sheet or contact us to confirm your setup.