Splitboard
Splitboarding, a rebirth of snowboarding?
Once rejected by skiers and then adored in the 2000s, snowboarding has transcended sliding on snow but has always known a limit: the inability to move on flat or uphill terrain. Not to mention the ingenuity of snowboarders, who were inspired by ski touring to develop splitboarding, which is now well represented on the shelves of snowboarding specialists. Snowboarders in need of adventure will therefore find at Glisshop all the equipment they need for snowboard touring! Read more Show less
Recommended price
£1,373.92
-19%
£1,102.74
The Jones Solution is a splitboard offering performance in any condition, for demanding freeriders looking to ride fast off-piste while reaching the start of their runs with their leg-power.
- 161
- 162W
- 164
- 165W
Recommended price
£891.71
-25%
£668.76
The Jones Solution is a splitboard offering performance in any condition, for demanding freeriders looking to ride fast off-piste while reaching the start of their runs with their leg-power.
- 161
- 162W
- 164
- 165W
Recommended price
£518.61
-30%
£363.00
The Uprise Split is the splitboard developed by Rome, which stands out from the competition due to its excellent value for money and which allows you to go for great descents on all terrains.
- 158
- 162
- 165
Recommended price
£818.91
-30%
£573.21
The Jones Hovercraft Split splitboard is wide and features generous rocker at the front to ensure maximum floatability in powder. The classic camber between the feet offers grip and responsiveness on hardpack.
- 156
Recommended price
£1,301.12
-22%
£1,007.19
The Jones Hovercraft Split splitboard is wide and features generous rocker at the front to ensure maximum floatability in powder. The classic camber between the feet offers grip and responsiveness on hardpack.
- 156
Recommended price
£609.61
-35%
£396.21
Splitboard version of the Nitro Squash, the Squash Split is a very directional model offering beautiful performances on any type of snow and with a good balance between performance and accessibility.
- 159
Recommended price
£500.41
-30%
£350.26
Here is the new splitboard binding developed by Nitro, the Vertical Splitboard Binding Black, a top-of-the-range model that offers great performance on ascents and descents.
- M (37-42)
Recommended price
£891.71
-25%
£668.76
The Jones Women’s Solution splitboard is a high-end board with a construction offering very good performances for freeride enthusiasts with good skills.
- 149
Recommended price
£773.41
-35%
£502.68
The XV Split from Rossignol is a high-performance freeride splitboard. It is very stable, precise and works on any snow type, while remaining light enough for the climbs.
- 164
Recommended price
£432.25
-30%
£302.57
The K2 Far Out splitboard binding offers performance, comfort, lightness and great value for money, making it ideal for budget conscious advanced to expert snowboarders.
- M (40.5-44)
- L (44.5-47)
- £482.21
The Prime Grizzly is an entry level splitboard binding from Karakoram, offering all the practicality and durability of the Karakoram system, with a more accessible performance level and a more affordable price.
- S (38-41)
- M (41-44.5)
- L (45-47)
- £718.81
The Karakoram Prime Nomad is a middle of the range splitboard binding offering nice performances both in the ascents and descents, without being the most technical from Karakoram either.
- M (41-44.5)
- L (45-47)
Recommended price
£681.59
-20%
£545.09
The Feyan Carbon Black Grey Plum Splitboard binding offers maximum performance for seasoned riders with its top-notch aluminium and carbon built.
- S (37-41)
- M (39-42)
- L (41-47)
Recommended price
£118.21
-20%
£94.55
Recommended price
£727.91
-20%
£582.31
The 4 Parts Specs Splitboard Plum binding was thought out for 3 to 4-part boards. With its top-of-the-range built, it is not only light during the climb but also reactive on the way down.
- M (39-42)
- L (41-47)
Free bag
- £682.50
The Raven Carbon Powder Split is a premium, versatile splitboard offering exceptional stiffness and edge hold, ideal for intermediate to advanced riders.
- 156
- 161
- 165
Recommended price
£445.81
-10%
£401.22
The Union Charger Black splitboard binding offers maximum ease going from climbing to descending and the other way round. Advanced/expert snowboarders will appreciate this binding to explore the mountains.
- L (43.5-46)
Recommended price
£636.95
-30%
£445.81
The Union Charger FC is a lightweight, high-performance splitboard binding featuring Forged Carbon technology, designed for advanced riders seeking precision and comfort.
- M (41-43)
- L (43.5-46)
Recommended price
£445.81
-10%
£401.22
The Charger White from Union is a splitboard binding allowing to go easily and quickly from climbing to descending so that you can spend more time enjoying the ride quality it offers!
- L (43.5-46)
- £573.21
The Karakoram Prime Connect Free Ranger is a splitboard binding offering beautiful performances while remaining comfortable throughout your sessions.
- S (38-41)
- M (41-44.5)
- L (45-47)
Recommended price
£727.09
-20%
£581.49
The Plum Eterlou 4 Part splitboard binding is a top of the range, durable and reliable model for 4-part splits, offering great performance but not necessarily too radical or demanding to ride.
- M (39-42)
- L (41-47)
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The splitboard, the ideal tool to survey the mountain?
If the skier has long been able to access the untapped slopes of the mountain, the brave and valiant snowboarder has long had to make do with the often overloaded and sometimes monotonous ski area. It was then that splitboarding appeared, a human creation with magical properties that allowed the snowboarder explorer to also go on hikes. By splitting his snowboard in two parts (or in three, depending on the model), then resolidifying it into a solid block, the snowboarder can finally make ascents and descents on the same board, unique and faithful horse.
If history has remembered that the Montgolfier brothers invented the hot air balloon and that the first time machine to go back in time was a DeLorean, some research on the internet tells us that the origins of the splitboard are not so clearly defined.
Just like the invention of snowboarding, the paternity of splitboarding is also a matter of debate. While legend has it that in the 80's the Germans already started to split their boards in two parts, the prehistory of splitboard seems to start in 1991 with a certain Brett "Kowboy" Kobernik. At rest following a snowboard injury, Kobernik has time to kill. Following the idea of a friend, he starts to cut a snowboard in his garage and resolidarize it using different hooking systems combined with rubber bands. Once recovered from his injury, the avalanche forecaster begins to survey the mountains of Utah with his prototype.
Three years later in 1994, he was introduced to Mark Wariakos, owner of a small brand of touring skis and telemark equipment called Voile. Together, they developed and marketed a Voile Split DIY kit that allows any snowboarder equipped with a brain and a workshop to roll up their sleeves and convert their board into a splitboard. But rolling up the sleeves of a plaid shirt is not easy and the world of snowboarding is not yet ready. Carpeted in the shadows, the splitboard is biding its time and brands like Spark R & D and Karakoram are developing more and more efficient splitboard bindings.
The trigger came about fifteen years later thanks to big names like Jeremy Jones and Xavier De le Rue, who unveiled in their films freeride sections reached not by helicopter but by splitboard. The common snowboarder discovers that splitboarding can give him access to new horizons and the discipline finally takes off. Today, the brands offering splitboards are legion and the equipment is more and more adapted. From the board to the bindings through specific sealskins and splitboard knives, Glisshop remains on the lookout for the latest innovations to offer you the best splitboard equipment.