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  If you have a love to ride the backcountry, then you have most likely dreamt of going to some pretty far-flung places. When an opportunity opened up to guide a group of snowboarders in Antarctica,...

A few years back Amplid caught a fair bit of attention with a picture of a helium balloon lifting up their Lab Carbon split. After some of the early adopters gave positive feedback about these feather...

  Looking back on splitboarding's timeline, there were only a handful of brands who developed products, which filled the void in our little market. From Voile's DIY kits and hardware to Spark R&D's...

  Looking back on splitboarding's timeline, there were only but a few smaller brands who developed products, which filled the void in our little market. From Voile's DIY kits and hardware to Spark...

Well ladies, If you've been considering your first splitboard, or are a avid splitboarder who is looking to add a new split to the quiver, you will find that you have more options than ever this season. Over...

  With the growing popularity of Amplid's Milligram Splitboard here in the states, we were interested to hear more about their newly introduced surf inspired Millisurf Splitboard. While the Millisurf...

When Furberg Snowboards was created in 2009, Daniel Furberg set out with the goal of creating the world's best freeride snowboards and splitboards. Daniel took the long radius sidecut, reverse sidecut, and...

  Everyone gets excited about new gear, but new boots can have even the best of us a little worried. The last thing anyone wants is to drop coin on some new boots only to learn that you have blisters...

  If you're on the hunt for soul turns, effortless arcs in the POW, or just grins, one of this seasons surf inspired splitboards may be your ticket. We've compiled a Surfy Splitboard Shape Guide which...

Although riders have been modding and MacGyvering their AT Boots for quite sometime, the thought of grinding and dremeling out some top dollar boots sounds stressful. Before you go and start hacking away,...

As my previous pack continued to wear and fray itself away, I knew that it was only a matter of time before it would be laid to rest. Me being a creature of habit, I wasn't overly thrilled about it. I took...

  This spring a unique splitboard and ski expedition will take place in the Indian Himalaya.   Himalaya Alpine Guides owner Luke Smithwick will be joined by Tahoe based splitboard guide Jules Hanna...

Words by Leon Butler Japan is a a tale of two stories when it comes to the backcountry.  Its a country with some of the most forgiving and generous people I have come across, they can never do enough to...

Splitboard Guides International Guide and Owner Eric Layton talks about his favorite piece of backcountry equipment: Lately quite a few people have asked me what my favorite piece of backcountry equipment...

James Buehler and the Wild Wild Wasatch crew have been dropping sweet edits for years and James' 15/16 season edit is no exception. With Croshane Hillyard, Alex Gavic, and Austin Smith behind the lens, check...

It’s great to see the Canuck Splitfest heading into its 7th annual event! What led to the initial event back in 2011? Wade Galloway (aka TreePilot) is the founder of the event, he was a well-known...

While some of us are slower to embrace technology, Nate Greenberg, co-author of Backcountry Skiing California's Eastern Sierra, is expecting technology to propel the guidebook and the information it provides...