Powder Splitboards

Deep days are what powder splitboards are for: soft, untouched snow you climb for and want to float on the way down. Look for a directional shape with a wide, lifted nose, a taper from nose to tail and a stance set back toward the tail. Many run a little wider than a regular splitboard, and some use a shorter, wider “volume-shifted” shape that floats like a longer board. Rocker in the nose is common, often with some camber underfoot for grip on firm snow and on the climb. Shop powder splitboards at Boutique Adrenaline.