"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I ride the Frontier Split 2. 0 when I want something playful but still capable of handling serious terrain. It floats like a dream in powder thanks to the directional rocker and 3D contour base, and it’s light enough for long tours but still slashes like a freeride board on the descent.""Who It’s ForApproachable Touring Riders:Backcountry snowboarders who want a split that balances uphill efficiency with a forgiving yet confident downhill ride. Perfect for intermediate riders stepping into splitboarding and advanced riders looking for a quiver-of-one backcountry deck. What It’s ForPowdery Backcountry Missions and Spring Tours:Built to surf powder stashes, weave tight trees, and tackle long tours with confidence. The Frontier 2. 0 Split keeps the ride smooth and playful, whether storm chasing or linking spring descents. Why We Like ItLightweight, Floaty, and Fun:We love how the Frontier 2. 0 Splitboard brings Jones’ surf-inspired shaping into a touring package. The directional rocker profile, tapered shape, and 3D Contour Base deliver easy float and catch-free handling in soft snow, while Traction Tech edges give confidence on icy traverses. Add Karakoram Ultra Clips and you’ve got a playful splitboard that climbs light and descends with freeride power."
Price: $849.95 from Backcountry
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