Splitboard Mighty Split

New mold, new shape, introducing the new Mighty. Developed with Hugo Serra to bring even more punch to the splitboard. Thanks to Hugo's experience, it's safe to say he has crafted quite a vessel! This splitboard joins our already well-stocked lineup and is already making its mark on the podium.
Just released, it has already received an award from Ski Rando Magazine, a respected publication in the backcountry skiing community.

This splitboard features a 3 cm setback on the rear foot, allowing you to comfortably float in powder and carve smooth turns on the groomers.
As an all-mountain freeride splitboard, you can ride it in both ultra-fresh and medium snow conditions without any issues. This shape was designed around the Legalize to ensure the Mighty also becomes a success story.

Equipped with the Floorboard system to eliminate vertical play and increase stiffness, the Mighty brings the best of what the splitboard world has to offer. You can ride on any terrain without any hassle, and its playful yet high-performing nature will not leave you indifferent. It features a top sheet with biaxial fiber for enhanced comfort during movement.

The core is a mix of poplar for its strength and torsional flexibility, with paulownia for its eco-friendliness and lightness, without compromising on durability. To reinforce the combination of these two woods, we have added carbon along the entire length of each ski, enhancing torsional responsiveness. A high-end splitboard deserves an excellent sintered base, which is why we've added a nearly all-black IS 7200 base with only a few inserts at the nose and tail with the brand logo. The fewer the cuts in the base, the better the glide, and in case of a scratch from a small rock, it's easy to repair. To bind it all together, we pressed the splitboard with bio-sourced resin.

The combination of all these elements gives it a flex rating of 8/10! A splitboard deserves a slightly stiff flex because we know that the flex is divided between the two skis. The softer the splitboard, the more likely you are to break a ski. That's not the case with ours, especially since the flex gradually adapts to your riding style over time.

In terms of design, photographer Matt Georges delighted us by adding beautiful mountain images and playing with the thermal aspect of the exposures, which gives the board a vibrant look. Its arty side gives the board an extra boost.

Base Details: Structured sintered 7200 base, factory waxed.

Available Sizes: 158, 162, and 166 cm

Terrain: Freeride all-mountain.

Construction: The topsheet uses biaxial fiber, and the finish is matte. The core is a light poplar core.