Can you snowboard with a splitboard?
The key benefit of a splitboard for snowboarders is that while it might be a bit less efficient than a high end ski touring set up, it means you get to go snowboarding in the back country more easily and not have to learn how to ski!
Are Prior Snowboards good?
Prior is an award winning Canadian snowboard manufacturer out of Whistler, BC. For nearly three decades they’ve been making exceptional, hand crafted, premium quality Canadian snowboards and skis.
What is the difference between splitboard and snowboard?
When it comes to materials, splitboards are similar to snowboards in the way they are designed and constructed. The main difference is a splitboard will have an additional metal edge (down the center of the board) for extra grip in ski mode.
Where are prior snowboards made?
Whistler, BC
From the artists through to our ambassadors, everyone in the Prior family holds themselves to the highest regard to ensure that Prior produces the most innovative and quality product year in, year out, right here, in Whistler, BC.
Who owns Endeavour snowboards?
Max Jenke
At the ripe old age of 22, Max Jenke made the leap from pro rider to corporate exec when he founded Endeavor Snowboards.
Do splitboards feel different?
Over recent years the boards and perhaps more significantly the bindings, have got much better. Now you really don’t feel much different between your splitboard and your regular snowboard. If you are on snowshoes you can take whatever board you want!
Are Endeavor snowboards good?
“The Endeavor Board Of Directors is a great daily driver, and felt pretty straightforward to ride. Cool graphics too – liking the new unisex range this year. It’s built for freestyle, flatland tricks, jibbing and is awesome for side hits – just a really good all-round charger to be honest.
Are splitboards faster than snowshoes?
Over long distances though, splitboards will almost always be quicker and less effort than snowshoes. Another advantage of splitboards on the way up is that you don’t have to carry your board on your back which is heavier and can also unbalance you in deep snow.