Howler Womens Splitboard 2027
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Quick Specs
| Rider Type | Backcountry Freerider |
| Terrain | Backcountry · Steeps/Couloirs · Powder |
| Ability Level | Advanced · Expert |
| Shape | Directional (low taper, 3D Flip Tips) |
| Flex | 4 / 5 (Mid-stiff & lively) |
| Terrain Ratings | Steeps/Couloirs 8/10 · Deep Powder 9/10 · Touring Performance 9/10 |
Product Description
Built for women who push into serious terrain, the Howler Womens Splitboard delivers full-throttle backcountry performance with the creativity of a freeride-freestyle hybrid. High Power Camber generates explosive edge power and pop, while the directional shape with 3D Flip Tips floats effortlessly through deep snow and charges hard on technical lines. The split system eliminates clip hardware interference for pure, efficient torsion on the way up, unleashing it all on the way down.
Product Details
| Rocker Type | High Power Camber: full camber with high rise along the effective edge, increasing stomping power on the back foot for maximum drive and control on steep, technical terrain |
| Shape | Directional with low taper and 3D Flip Tips at the nose for improved float and reduced plow effect in deep snow |
| Core | Control Split Core: premium dual-density Paulownia and Poplar (2:1 ratio), lightweight, damp and durable, built specifically for splitboard construction |
| Dampening Insert | Koroyd®: aerospace-derived dampening material integrated into the core, absorbs vibration and reduces tip swing weight |
| Stringer | Bcomp Carbon Flax Stringer: carbon fibers deliver pop and response while flax fibers absorb vibration and reduce CO2 output compared to an all-carbon stringer |
| Laminates | Triax Fiberglass: triple-layer, multi-axis construction delivering mid-stiff torsional flex with precise edge-to-edge response |
| Base | Sintered 8000 Base: ultra-fast sintered construction, highly wax absorbent and easy to repair |
| Shape Tech | Medium Traction Tech: small serrations along the running length add multiple contact points for improved edge grip, especially on hard traverses · Boltless Bridge: eliminates split clip hardware from the base by reinforcing the woodcore under the clips for better torsion and a more powerful split clip connection |
| Split Clips | Karakoram Ultra Clips 2.0: lighter and lower-profile than 1.0, better grip and adjustable fit · Karakoram Tip-Lock Tip Clips 2.0: single-lever locking mechanism keeps tips firmly connected all season |
| Sidewalls | Recycled ABS: 100% recycled ABS sidewalls with a rounded finish to reduce chipping |
| Edges | Inner Thin Recycled Edges: lightweight recycled steel internal edges for reduced splitboard weight · Recycled Edges: recycled German steel external edges for maximum robustness and durability |
| Topsheet | Premium Topsheet: durable and scratch-resistant construction for intensive backcountry use |
Howler Womens Splitboard 2027 FAQ
What skill level is this board built for?
This is an advanced to expert board designed for women who ride technical backcountry terrain. It features a full camber profile that locks in an edge and a mid-stiff flex that rewards aggressive control. On the Howler Womens Splitboard, that combination means it needs confident technique and an active riding style to shine, especially in steep couloirs and challenging snow.
What conditions does this board handle best?
The shape is directional with a lifted nose that helps float in powder, and the full camber keeps edge hold on hard-packed steeps. On the Howler Womens Splitboard, you get a 9/10 deep powder rating and an 8/10 on steeps, meaning it's purpose-built for freeride missions in backcountry terrain while still being playful enough for tricks and style.
Why does the core matter on a splitboard?
The core is a dual-density blend of lightweight Paulownia and heavier Poplar in a 2:1 ratio, designed specifically for split construction. On the Howler Womens Splitboard, this mix keeps weight down for touring while adding dampening to absorb chatter on variable snow, so you stay stable when you're picking through tricky terrain without sacrificing uphill endurance.
How do I know which size is right for me?
With two options (148 and 151 cm), the choice depends on your weight and boot size. The 148 suits riders from 110–160 lbs with US sizes 7–10 boots, while the 151 fits the same weight range but works better for US sizes 8–11. On the Howler Womens Splitboard, stance width and board weight both matter, so pick the length that matches your boots first, then verify against your weight range.
Is this freeride-only or can I do tricks too?
It's built as freeride x freestyle, not just descent-focused. The full camber gives pop for tricks, and the tapered directional shape lets you ride regular or switch-ish depending on the line. On the Howler Womens Splitboard, the 3D flip tips and lively mid-stiff flex mean you can link turns creatively and stomp small tricks, so it's not a one-trick descent machine.