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Satori Splitboard

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$339.98 $799.95 In stock

The Satori Splitboard was designed behind the direction of Bryan Iguchi's more than twenty years in the backcountry and to be solid and stable uphill while fun and friendly downhill. It's a mountain twin design, shorter, volume-based, pow-loving splitboard built on Arbor's System Camber platform, which features Grip Tech, exaggerated 3D Fender Technology, and a Parabolic Camber Profile that's designed to ride in a smaller size. Completed with Karakoram Ultra clips, the Satori Splitboard reflects Guch's mindset of humility to mirror the evolution of his own riding trajectory.

Features:

  • Real Wood Powerply 
  • Grip Tech 3.25 mm
  • Fender 5º
  • Karakoram Ultra Clip
  • .6 cm Taper
  • Highland Split Core
  • Sintered Base
  • Mixed Glassing
  • Universal Splitboard Insert Packs
  • 360º Fully Wrapped Sidewalls
  • Recycled Steel Edges
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

Took it up a long skin track last weekend and the board stayed solid and stable the whole way, no wandering. Then it was genuinely fun and friendly on the way down, which I didn't expect from something that tours that well.

Hannah E. ★★★★★

The uphill stability is what sold me — it tracks straight on firm skin tracks instead of wandering. Downhill it stays playful and friendly, which is rare for something this solid going up.

Grace E. ★★★★★

Took this up a steep skin track last weekend and it tracked straight without any wandering, which is rare for a split. The downhill is where it surprised me though, super friendly and stable through chopped-up snow.