Weston Switchback Splitboard
Weston Switchback Splitboard
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The Weston Switchback Splitboard delivers uncompromising performance on the deepest powder days. Its freeride camber-dominant profile, with a longer reverse camber nose and 4mm stance setback, provides exceptional float and edgehold. The pure poplar wood core delivers a smooth, energetic ride with a slightly softer flex, perfect for charging through crud or weaving between tight trees.
Whether touring to pristine backcountry stashes or slashing through resort powder stashes, the Switchback's tapered directional shape and sintered Durasurf base make turn initiation and speed control a breeze. Backed by a 4-year warranty, this splitboard is ready for your next adventure.
- Core: Poplar wood core for energetic flex and smooth ride
- Hooks: Phantom Hercules Hooks with holeless base for durability
- Base: Sintered Durasurf 41 base for speed and wax retention
- Profile: Freeride camber-dominant for float and edgehold
- Shape: Tapered directional for control and maneuverability
- Sizing: 157/164cm sizes for weights 125-23 lbs
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