Weston Range Splitboard - Men's - 2019/2020
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Combining maneuverability and dependable edge hold, the Weston Range splitboard helps you access new terrain. It has just enough setback to float in pow without sacrificing the ability to ride switch.
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- Split Tech: full inner metal edge, complete with sidewall and damping tape, plus a heavier tail to help you face kick turns on steep slopes
- Fine threaded bolts provide a smooth finish to the base for easier tuning and greater speed
- Slayer Wood Core is a mix of bamboo and poplar that's designed to be energetic and damp
- Just like roots help keep a plant grounded, flax reinforcement in areas of the core help increase strength and durability
- Forged, stainless steel tip and tail pieces protect against damage
- Made from castor beans, eco-conscious polyamide topsheet is durable and resistant to scratches and scuffs
- Multi-radial sidecut provides 2 additional contact points to help maintain better edge control
- A large camber section in the middle of the board is flanked by a more aggressive radius to the back, combined with flat to early rise segments
- This design provides additional pop and float while maintaining the edge feel of true camber
- Carbon fiber runs from the inserts to the tip and tail to provide added pop to ollies and turns while keeping the center of the board flexible
- Triax stitched fiberglass laminate offers a precise and responsive ride in a variety of snow conditions and terrain
- Durable, sintered 4000 base provides a fast ride with good wax retention
- Highly durable UHMW PE sidewalls are designed to protect the core from impact and increase torsional stability
- Tip and tail spacers are stitched to the core to improve durability
- Manufacturer offers a 4-year warranty on this board
- As a member of 1% For the Planet, Weston offsets their carbon footprint and donates substantially to the National Forest Foundation
- Snowboard deck and base colors may vary from online photo
Imported.
| Best Use | Splitboarding |
|---|---|
| Snowboard Style | Split |
| Snowboard Shape | Directional Twin |
| Snowboard Profile | Camber/Rocker |
| Stance Setback | 20 centimeters |
| Core | Poplar/bamboo |
| Construction | Wood core/triax fiberglass/carbon stringers |
| Flex | Medium |
| Gender | Men's |
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Weston Range = Ultimate Versatility
The Range splitboard is hands down the most versatile splitboard on the market. It is the main board I ride on everything from freestyle/freeride backcountry to technical splitboard mountaineering. I even rode this splitboard from the summit of Denali! If you're looking for a splitboard that freestyles at ease while still maintaining great float in powder the Range is the one. Its ability to ride technical terrain with its tremendous agility is incredible as well!
Great All Around Splitboard
This has been my splitboard of choice for the past three seasons, and I have ridden it anywhere from mellow pow runs to hard packed 50 degree couloirs. The camber profile of this board allows it to hold an edge while skinning or on firm terrain and float in powder regular or switch. This board also has an incredibly hard base that deflects rocks, which are likely be encountered in the backcountry. Finally, the directional twin shape makes it playful, so I would suggest this board for anyone that wants to ride pillows or do some spins in the backcountry. In conclusion, I trust this board in every condition in the backcountry and am excited to see where it takes me this season.
Freestyling in the backcountry
If you're looking to ride some switch and maybe add a spice of freestyle into the backcountry, this is your go to board! I have ridden this thing on pretty much every type of condition out there and it has yet to disappoint. It is great having a non directional splitboard in the quiver for those days I am feeling sessioning a jump or a wind feature where I will be landing switch. Also tours like a dream.
The obvious choice
Being that I ride the 155 range solid it was a no brained to get it split as well. And I am not let down in any way shape or form. This board is great on the skin track awesome for sending cliffs, backcountry booters, and spring couloirs.
Edge and Float
The 155 solid version was an on mountain beast! This was all the influence I needed to copy my choice with the 158 Split Range. Edge,Float, and Pop. Just had to do it for that easy transition between both joys.