Lost Quiver Killer

IM 6'2" 190lbs and 44 years young. I have the 6'0" and 6'2" Quiver Killer to compliment my 6'0" Short Round's. I have them both in Carbon Wrap and Lib. Best 2 board quiver to have IMO.... The Lib's are a little heavy with a bit less pop but the durability and price are a fair trade off. Only downside, too much volume in the 6'2". Shaving it down to 36L would be nice...

I’ve been riding the QK for almost a year everywhere from Hawaii reef break and SoCal to PNW spots and this board handles it all. This is my first board where I really seem to have progressed in ability and confidence from longboard and small wave stuff to bigger, punchy waves. If I can get to my feet, the board can take the drop. Surfed this board at least once a week and seem to have helped me progress quicker than previously on other short boards. Prefer it as a thruster in the steeper stuff. Nice job lib tech, I’ll be back for more for sure!

this board is money. floats in the pow and rails turns on the hard pack. nice snappy medium flex so it likes to bust tricks as well. no matter the conditions this board will give you a good time on the slops. if you can only pick one, this is it!

Nothing too fancy with everything you'll need to take on any condition on any day. C3 construction with a nice floaty nose to keep you floating in the pow without compensating size and width. Good sidecut for railing turns on the groomers and though its directional it has a nice kick on the tail for ripping backwards. It will handle the rowdiest lines you can find and allow you to groove through the rollers of the holy bowly with ease, it's all in the name of this board... Quiver Killer!

I've had my QK 6'2" for just over a year now and have surfed it 200+ days so far. Here on the central coast of Australia, we have usually have 2-5ft days so I mainly use it as a thruster but when it gets slow I use it as a twin or twin with trailer and when it gets overhead and barrelling I put the quad on. It performs very well in the bigger stuff and is super fun as a twin on smaller days. I surf a lot of shallow reefs and my confidence in the construction lets me just go for gold and not worry about damaging it. It has a tiny little pressure dent on the bottom but it's only noticeable in the right light and nothing on the top. I've banged, dropped and flown with it multiple times and I never get that dreaded feeling before inspecting for damage. Lib Tech has a customer for life.