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2017 Borealis Viking and Arcane Splitboards
Viking is Rocker flat Rocker with Bamboo construction with carbon stringers and organic resign. ALso comes with Karakoram clips. Arcane Splitboard is camber under foot and rocker front and back, Really stiff big mountain charger also coming with the Karakoram…
2017 Rome Splitboard and Boots
Double Agent, true twin splitboard with flat camber. Playful board for the freerider. There are carbon stringer rods that provide a different pop and more stabilitiy touring. The Whitroom Splitboard has a poweder S Camber, but rockers up in the…
2017 Amplid Splitboard Line
Amplid Milligram – Super light carbon splitboard. Tanga Construction that provides protection from chipping of the top of the board. Three sizes: 158, 163, 168. Full carbon sonstruction for super light splitboarding. The Creamer is a freeride board with Basalt…
2017 Rossignol XV Splitboard
Here is a look at the new design for the classic Rossignol Splitboard. It’s got Magnitraction, and additional coloboration with plum bindings. Check out the video for a closer look.
2017 Arbor Splitboard Line
Arbor has a great new lineup. From the womens Swoon, The Coda Rocker (replacing Abacus) and the High end Brian Iguchi Pro Model. With a great wood topsheet,
Alaska Heavy Fall
This is a heavy fall down a huge line in Alaska. I know it’s not splitboarding, but it’s a reminder to always think safe while you are out there.
Rossignol MagTek with Plum Binding
Another one from Splitboard.eu with a close up of the Rossignol Magtex splitboard. We hope to be getting a complete review of this board on the site this year… Stay tuned.
Burton Custom Splitboard on the Big Mountain
Looks like the Burton Custom isn’t just for jibbin’ around. It can still handle the big mountain too!
SplitboardReviews.com Video – Testing On Location
This is a quick tour we did up Little Cottonwood Canyon, in Utah USA a few years back testing out some new equipment for SplitboardReviews.com. It was a south facing slope that usually has the snow cooked down pretty quickly…