Lib Tech Mayhem Sweet Fish Biolos x Sweetin 2027 159 Snowboard
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Matt Biolos × Austen Sweetin × Lib Tech — The Sweet Fish. Green Room Meets White Room.
The Sweet Fish is what happens when you put Matt Biolos (...Lost Surfboards) and Austen Sweetin in a room together with coffee and tell them to build their dream board. Biolos loves to snowboard. Sweetin loves to surf. Lib Tech loves both. The result is one of the most considered shapes in the 2027 lineup: a directional camber board with a long, floaty nose that planes through deep snow effortlessly, a mild early rise for forgiving turn initiation, and a hand-shaped winged swallow tail that reduces surface area in the tail — settling into soft snow, adding snappy exits to trenched hardpack carves, and making every landing more stable. The mild kink in the tail adds power and pop where you need it most. A radial sidecut with no Magne-Traction keeps the ride clean, flowing, and surf-like. The 159 is a new size added this year, filling in the range between Austen's size and Matt's XL. OP+ construction means a Sintered Knife Cut base — fast, durable, and ready for whatever the mountain throws at it. At $749.99, this is the board you buy when you know exactly what you want.
Specs
- Size: 159cm (new for 2027)
- Shape: Directional with winged swallow tail (hand-shaped) + long floaty nose
- Profile: Directional camber + mild early rise
- Tail: Winged swallow — reduces tail surface area, improves soft snow float and landing stability
- Sidecut: Radial, no Magne-Traction — clean and flowing
- Construction: Original Power+ [OP+] — sintered base upgrade
- Core: 75% Aspen / 25% Paulownia
- Glass: Tri-Ax / Bi-Ax Fiber
- Top: Eco Sublimated Poly
- Base: Sintered Knife Cut (fast, durable)
- Sidewalls: Birch internal + UHMW sintered outer
- Tips / Tails: UHMW impact deflection
- Riding Style: All-Mountain / experiMENTAL Freeride
- Collab: Matt Biolos (...Lost Surfboards) × Austen Sweetin
- Model Year: 2027
Why We Carry Lib Tech
Lib Tech has been building boards in Sequim, Washington since 1989. The Sweet Fish collab is exactly why they're worth carrying: two obsessive craftsmen from different disciplines — one of surfing's most respected shapers and one of snowboarding's most creative riders — building something neither could have made alone. Every swallow tail is hand-shaped by Lib Tech's best finishers. This is a board you'll still be riding in ten years.
